Goodbye Oregon Football

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^ lulz

And as much as we'd all like a TV ban, won't happen again -- also penalizes the team they're playing against
 
Wonder if this Wheaton clown is copying ad pasting from a tOSU board?
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Yes. But, you didn't post this part of that article:





There is a lot of gray area. It's not clearly defined when an act is considered aiding the coaches and when it's not. That line is made hazy by the fact that helping the recruits is allowed but is often of mutual interest to the athlete and program recruiting them.



That's right. He's just a cheater on the field who lets one of his assistants take the fall for him. A real class act there.

Who would ever think that a guy who teaches his athletes to fake injuries would ever do something over the line in recruiting? :birgits_giggle:



What is it that you think that I'm denying?



I don't think many are blowing it off. But, I would be surprised if it ended in worse penalties than USC received.



I'm not sure how much weight the NCAA will give Kelly's comments to the local shock-jock.



Involvement in what specifically?



Albert Means was paid to play football. Unless there is new information we aren't aware of, no athletes in this story were paid to play anywhere. Lyles denies that he was paid to steer players to certain schools.



Maybe. We'll see.

Give it up. CCK has done something that goes beyond stupidity by writing those 'thank-you' cards. It's only a matter of time at this point.
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It's like I almost forgot Tennessee is a top ten all time program for a second.

Looking forward to five or so years of Duck fans being put in their place.

Something that will make you LOL for joy


Scott Emmert, the head of the NCAA, was the president of the University of Washington just prior to his appointment to the president of the NCAA.

There is a history between UW and Oregon. Oregon accused Washington of cheating during the Huskies dominant years in the late 80's early 90's. The Pac 10 investigated it themselves and put Washington on probation. A two year bowl ban and docked them 20 scholarships.

Last year, Scott Woodward, now president of UW, called Oregon "an embarrassment".

This one wont go away.

Plus the Pac 12 can impose there own probation, separate of what the NCAA hands down.

The question is, will they do it to there only cash cow, now that USC is on probation?
 
Wheaton surely you cant think this is all the dirt they are going to dig up can you? Look at OSU and all the dirt they dug up on Vest. You may be right in that he will be coach this time next year. I tend to doubt it. I would say there is about to be a big explosion of bad news for you guys.
 
Auburn and Oregon would still have all of that money that was generated from the BCS bowl no matter how the NCAA rules, correct?
Likely. Don't care about that. Bent over fanbase is what entertains me.
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Bits and pieces

Oregonian reporter, John Canzano, asked Kelly if he knew Willie Lyles, when this first came out. Kelly responded that he didnt know Willie Lyles. Canzano then request phone records and found out that calls had been made to Lyles. He confronted Kelly again, this time Kelly said that he knew a Will Lyles and he didnt know thats who he meant(something to that matter). Kelly then told Canzano that he had knew him, but Oregon had distanced themselves from Lyles. Phone records obtained after this statement still showed calls made to Lyles by members of the Oregon Football staff, including Kelly.
 
^ lulz

And as much as we'd all like a TV ban, won't happen again -- also penalizes the team they're playing against

I've read (on some random board) that there might be non-conference game bans as a replacement for the TV ban.
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Oregonian reporter, John Canzano, asked Kelly if he knew Willie Lyles, when this first came out. Kelly responded that he didnt know Willie Lyles. Canzano then request phone records and found out that calls had been made to Lyles. He confronted Kelly again, this time Kelly said that he knew a Will Lyles and he didnt know thats who he meant(something to that matter). Kelly then told Canzano that he had knew him, but Oregon had distanced themselves from Lyles. Phone records obtained after this statement still showed calls made to Lyles by members of the Oregon Football staff, including Kelly.

The blatant stupidity cannot be understated.
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Lyles said Oregon's assistant director of football operations, Josh Gibson, had direct knowledge – and played an ancillary role – in Lyles helping [...] Seastrunk petition to have his grandmother, rather than his mother, sign his national letter of intent with the Ducks in February 2010. Seastrunk's mother, who expressed opposition to her son about attending Oregon, otherwise could have blocked the signing.

If Lyles is telling truth, Chip Kelly must go - CBSSports.com
 
No wonder daytime soap opera ratings are declining. This stuff is too entertaining to compete with.
 

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