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OLS · 01-06-2012, 02:30 PM

Yes, but Mike, remember, when you are talking about NCAA violations, one of the teams
in the National Championship game has not had a major NCAA violation in 25 years. That's LSU,
baby, haha.

Someone here posted this link: http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoot...-in-on-the-fun
Which purports to show the SEC as this smudgy city on a hill of infractions, but all you have to do is read the part
they did not copy and past into the forum, the part that stops talking about the SEC and begins to shine the light
in all directions and how only a few schools in the entire system are clean. You are right, it is a barrel full of rotted
fruit and it needs to be upended and washed out with bleach. And as soon as you stop caring about intercollegiate
athletics, they will probably think about doing it. But for now the money is too powerful. Maybe we should
trade the BCS for our government, it might work better....oh wait, they are the same thing.

But we don't cheat better down here, we have more warm months to practice being great at football.
Or spicy food makes people run faster. But no, we don't cheat better, we all cheat the same. Yes, LSU
was busted for over-promising scholarships, but I am sure that is the same all over the country with the
schools where kids REALLY want to go, and it hurts the Vanderbilts and the Furmans and the whos-evers.
But it ain't a SEC deal, my friend. I wouldn't trust a single properly researched article that doesn't also point
out that these are just the flavor of the month mentions the SEC is getting...OH St. was properly noted by
you, Southern Cal, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting one. Corruption is not everywhere, but it sure
is widespread.

And as stated, NO major infractions for LSU since 1986...now this quote from the above article...Since 1987,
there have been 72 major infractions committed by 56 of the nation's current 120 FBS programs, including 44
of the current 67 automatic-qualifying BCS members -- a staggering 65.7 percent from the six power conferences.

Are there 56 SEC schools, haha.

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01-06-2012, 02:30 PM	#140
OLS Suck It Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Brad Location: TN Posts: 7,912 Trading: (19)	Re: Bcs - wtf 2011 Yes, but Mike, remember, when you are talking about NCAA violations, one of the teams in the National Championship game has not had a major NCAA violation in 25 years. That's LSU, baby, haha. Someone here posted this link: http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoot...-in-on-the-fun Which purports to show the SEC as this smudgy city on a hill of infractions, but all you have to do is read the part they did not copy and past into the forum, the part that stops talking about the SEC and begins to shine the light in all directions and how only a few schools in the entire system are clean. You are right, it is a barrel full of rotted fruit and it needs to be upended and washed out with bleach. And as soon as you stop caring about intercollegiate athletics, they will probably think about doing it. But for now the money is too powerful. Maybe we should trade the BCS for our government, it might work better....oh wait, they are the same thing. But we don't cheat better down here, we have more warm months to practice being great at football. Or spicy food makes people run faster. But no, we don't cheat better, we all cheat the same. Yes, LSU was busted for over-promising scholarships, but I am sure that is the same all over the country with the schools where kids REALLY want to go, and it hurts the Vanderbilts and the Furmans and the whos-evers. But it ain't a SEC deal, my friend. I wouldn't trust a single properly researched article that doesn't also point out that these are just the flavor of the month mentions the SEC is getting...OH St. was properly noted by you, Southern Cal, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting one. Corruption is not everywhere, but it sure is widespread. And as stated, NO major infractions for LSU since 1986...now this quote from the above article...Since 1987, there have been 72 major infractions committed by 56 of the nation's current 120 FBS programs, including 44 of the current 67 automatic-qualifying BCS members -- a staggering 65.7 percent from the six power conferences. Are there 56 SEC schools, haha. . Last edited by OLS; 01-06-2012 at 02:43 PM.