If I Was Mark Richt.....

[DOCTORLOOMIS]

....I would tear the NCAA a new *******. I hate Georgia....but AJ Green getting suspended and yet Terrel Pryor getting to play in a 20 million dollar BCS game is a joke. I would find the NCAA offices and burn them to the ground.

 

[RockyTop411]

Get Michael Myers on em Loomis!

 

[vols-1]

AJ Green is playing in a bowl.

 

[Coach Grizz]

AJ Green is playing in a bowl.

But he payed his dues
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[volfan537240]

AJ Green is playing in a bowl.

thats not the point. green served a 4 game susension effective immediately. the osu boys get to play in their bowl game. its a bunch of bs if you asked me.

 

[hmanvolfan]

AJ Green is playing in a bowl.

:crazy:

 

[Co. Aytch]

I thought the same thing when the news came down. Thought maybe I missed hearing about the Sugar Bowl when they announced the suspension for NEXT year on the radio!

Classic. You gotta be joking.

 

[GreyhoundMan]

Cam Newton didn't know anything about it so it's okay.

 

[YankeeVol]

He will miss 5 games next year if he comes back though

 

[vol_in_ar]

....I would tear the NCAA a new *******. I hate Georgia....but AJ Green getting suspended and yet Terrel Pryor getting to play in a 20 million dollar BCS game is a joke. I would find the NCAA offices and burn them to the ground.

GA and AJ Green was the first thing I thought of
How does the NCAA justify the differences in the timing of the suspensions

 

[YankeeVol]

GA and AJ Green was the first thing I thought of
How does the NCAA justify the differences in the timing of the suspensions

Favoritism.....Cam was going to play for the NC most likely at the time of the decision.....Ohio St. is in a BCS bowl....all about the $

 

[Hound]

GA and AJ Green was the first thing I thought of
How does the NCAA justify the differences in the timing of the suspensions

I would like to hear them explain that as well.

 

[DarthVisor]

I can't remember which thread I read it in, (prob the Ohio State/Tatoos thread) but I believe the explanation was that the players had receieved insufficient education on the rules and violations.
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[vol1981]

I can't remember which thread I read it in, (prob the Ohio State/Tatoos thread) but I believe the explanation was that the players had receieved insufficient education on the rules and violations.
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Yeah, that's what I read, too. I'm still confused.

 

[volger]

I can't remember which thread I read it in, (prob the Ohio State/Tatoos thread) but I believe the explanation was that the players had receieved insufficient education on the rules and violations.
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Wouldnt the same be said in the AJ Green case?

 

[BigOrange15]

Wouldnt the same be said in the AJ Green case?

I would think so.

 

[dhendri]

The NCAA has said they do not like to hold players out of championship games or bowl games if they had been insufficiently educated about the wrongdoings. Ignorance is bliss at the end of the season, or so it seems.

 

[Hoosier_Vol]

Not a UGA fan but the Dawg Nation has EVERY right to be livid about this deal. It's amazing they are able to play in the bowl.

 

[DarthVisor]

Wouldnt the same be said in the AJ Green case?

Common sense would dictate that it could, but remember that common sense is thrown out with all dealings regarding the NCAA.