Miami rules thirteen players ineligible

[govols120]

Thirteen Miami Hurricanes players ineligible, must be reinstated by NCAA, source says - ESPN

Al Golden doesn't deserve this, release him from his contract so his career doesn't take a nosedive.

 

[boomer020]

iirc he has actually said that he wants to stay and see Miami through it

 

[hohenfelsvol]

Wow, that's the same amount of players it takes to lose to LSU

 

[lawgator1]

This is just a gimmick. They declare them ineligible and the NCAA clears them prior to the start of the season and that immunizes Miami from having any wins voided if any of them are later declared ineligible.

There is some risk to it in that you aren't guaranteed the NCAA will rule them eligible, but its highly likely they know that these particular 13 will be okayed to play, probably within a day or so.

This is exactly what Auburn did with Cam Newton last year.

 

[govols120]

You're probably right. Regardless, Miami's going to get theirs in due time.

 

[Shaun1985]

Cat and mouse game. Just wait until the hammer really falls. Feel bad for Golden. Guy seems real classy to want to stick with them.

 

[Escape Goat]

iirc he has actually said that he wants to stay and see Miami through it

Then lmao. Good luck with that. Another career bites the dust.
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[DD4ME]

Then lmao. Good luck with that. Another career bites the dust.
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Eh... He could get a 20 year deal worth millions where he was unlimited excuses. In Miami. Not a bad deal if you don't care about trophies.
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[volnpowell]

J. Harris is now saying he expects to play opening game. I do not know what he is basing that on, because it appears there is a lot of evidence against him and others. This was reported on ESPN and it did not give any more details.

 

[dhendri]

This is exactly what Auburn did with Cam Newton last year.

This is also what UGA and UNC did. However, unlike Cam, their players remained ineligible for longer than 15 minutes. It's a crapshoot.

 

[RollinVol]

Can't post link. 5 of them must repay money and suspended 1 game to regain eligibility. Interesting
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[govols120]

Shift your bets to Maryland accordingly, although not having Jacory Harris there to throw five picks may help Miami.

 

[RollinVol]

How does this affect the whole investigation.
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[govols120]

I'm so disappointed this isn't happening now.

 

[miamicane]

Olivier Vernon: 6 game suspension
Ray Ray and Dyron Dye: 4 game suspension
Jacory, Spence, Ojomo, Benjamin, Forston: 1 game suspension
Aldarius: Indefinately suspended

 

[TOP]

This is just a gimmick. They declare them ineligible and the NCAA clears them prior to the start of the season and that immunizes Miami from having any wins voided if any of them are later declared ineligible.

Worked out pretty well for Memphis.

This is exactly what Auburn did with Cam Newton last year.

It's exactly what Memphis did with Derrick Rose.








Auburns time is coming....

 

[vols-1]

Olivier Vernon: 6 game suspension
Ray Ray and Dyron Dye: 4 game suspension
Jacory, Spence, Ojomo, Benjamin, Forston: 1 game suspension
Aldarius: Indefinately suspended

What a joke. If they are ruled ineligible, then they should be banned for the whole year!

 

[VolNExile]

Someone please 'shop some jorts onto this poster...

I'm so disappointed this isn't happening now.

 

[MemphisCanes]

What a joke. If they are ruled ineligible, then they should be banned for the whole year!

They were only ruled ineligible by the University, so that the NCAA could expedite a ruling on them.

The U comes off pretty good in this one. Play Maryland down 9 players, but 5 comes back before the Ohio State game. Only down 1 starter for OSU (Ray-Ray Armstrong, big loss though), then he's back week 4. The whole season isn't a wash afterall.

The rest of the NCAA's investigation is another question, however..