Two 'Bama coaches tied to ex-Miami booster

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#51
Keep in mind that there are allegations of players at Alabama getting free suits and boat usage. So of course it matters that 2 coaches who were apart of a booster giving free suits and boat usage are on staff at Alabama.
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#52
#52
I have a hard time imagining that universities that hired these coaches would be in trouble. The coaches themselves should probably expect to be shown the door. But don't see how you can blame 'bama or UF or L'ville for sins a new coach committed somewhere else.

The players surely face eligibility issues and suspensions. But again, if they participated in a recruiting violation somewhere else, and ended up at your school, how is that your problem?

The suspicion of course is that if they accepted stuff while visiting Miami then they probably did at UF or 'bama. I don;t have a problem with the schools or the NCAA checking into that. Makes sense to ask. But barring some sort of evidence that they got illicit things while being recruited to those schools, I don;t think you can tag the schools they end up at with what happened elsewhere.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I have a hard time imagining that universities that hired these coaches would be in trouble. The coaches themselves should probably expect to be shown the door. But don't see how you can blame 'bama or UF or L'ville for sins a new coach committed somewhere else.

The players surely face eligibility issues and suspensions. But again, if they participated in a recruiting violation somewhere else, and ended up at your school, how is that your problem?

The suspicion of course is that if they accepted stuff while visiting Miami then they probably did at UF or 'bama. I don;t have a problem with the schools or the NCAA checking into that. Makes sense to ask. But barring some sort of evidence that they got illicit things while being recruited to those schools, I don;t think you can tag the schools they end up at with what happened elsewhere.
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I would think there to be more of a problem if the school DOESN'T check into it. I know if I were a bama fan, I would want the coach/coaches involved fired. And it cant be too soon.

As a Michigan State fan, I want some internal investigation done to make sure that the jerk didnt do any of that when he was an assistant at MSU.

Sucks, any way you look at it.
 
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GatorBill said:
I would think there to be more of a problem if the school DOESN'T check into it. I know if I were a bama fan, I would want the coach/coaches involved fired. And it cant be too soon.

As a Michigan State fan, I want some internal investigation done to make sure that the jerk didnt do any of that when he was an assistant at MSU.

Sucks, any way you look at it.
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I'm convinced that every coach with a tie to this story will be fired by his current school. But it can't be done two days after the story came out. If the schools genuinely didn't know about this stuff when they hired these guys, then they need to do some digging. If someone were to be fired within 48 hours of publication, it means the school probably knew all along.
 
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VKAman said:
Or...

Saban: Hey. You're fired.

End of story.

It's amazing how desperate people here are to be the one "superstar snitch" on Bama. Some of the overanalysis is getting painful to read.
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It could go either way. :good!: :good!: :dance2:

Ive seen St. Nick ticked off one time. I was on the sideline the day that Nebraska jailsexed Michigan State. Early in the game when we still were hanging with them (the first minute or so, I guess, haha) Nick had an assistant by the collar of the shirt. just ever so lightly hanging onto it as if to say "you just stand right here for a minute, I have something to tell you", but his face told a completely different story. I wouldnt have wanted to be on the recieving end of that lashing.

Im guessing Nick broke 3 headsets that day. (possibly just in the 1st quarter)
 
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bamawriter said:
I'm convinced that every coach with a tie to this story will be fired by his current school. But it can't be done two days after the story came out. If the schools genuinely didn't know about this stuff when they hired these guys, then they need to do some digging. If someone were to be fired within 48 hours of publication, it means the school probably knew all along.
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The head coach do know all about who they hire!!!!!
 
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bamawriter said:
Well then that settles everything.
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I'm not sure how many times I have to explain the point that they have not ONE, but TWO of the dirty coaches on staff.

ONE is a coincidence. TWO might be a little more.

Also, you of all on this board should understand that writers are going to write about whatever they can in the off season.

You seem pretty dim. Please let me know what publication you write for so I can be sure to avoid it.
 
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#61
Jeff Stoutland I met a couple of times. He was an offensive line coach. One time in particular he was at my house in the recruitment of Matt Patchan, a player from Seffner. Florida, I believe. Matt Patchan came to my house with his father and his mom and his uncle, who played at the University of Miami. I think it was his uncle. Coach Stoutland was just part of the recruiting visit. After that, we spoke maybe three or four times, or whenever I would see him at team functions.
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:eek:hmy:

Alabama should probably just drop football.
 
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VKAman said:
I think everyone realizes that. It just doesn't matter. Pretty obvious that you're reaching here.
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Apparently I'm not the only one.

The original question was, "Why is ESPN picking on Alabama?"

I'm simply providing my opinion on why that might be. Bamawriter is having a hard time grasping it. I'm glad you were so quick to pick it up though.
 
#63
#63
No one is picking on Alabama, they are reporting where 2 former coaches are at now. Its pretty simple really.
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Hoss Diesel said:
Apparently I'm not the only one.

The original question was, "Why is ESPN picking on Alabama?"

I'm simply providing my opinion on why that might be. Bamawriter is having a hard time grasping it. I'm glad you were so quick to pick it up though.
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I didn't say anything about ESPN "picking on" Alabama (except for one clearly joking post). I simply raised the point that the story brings up the school where two former Miami coaches wound up, but made no mention of two other coaches who are also gainfully employed. I'm not suggesting that Alabama should not have been the focus of the article, but it was an odd decision by the writer to not include even the slightest mention of the other coaches and where they are now.
 
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#65
Well they are not SEC and therefore not much of a story considering we have Auburn, Tennessee, LSU being investigated or just completed. ESPN is doing what they do which is sensationalize the smallest bit of news to get interest up. The only thing they haven't done is to start photo shopping Aliens meeting with famous SEC football coaches at this point.
 
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Tampavolz said:
Well they are not SEC and therefore not much of a story considering we have Auburn, Tennessee, LSU being investigated or just completed. ESPN is doing what they do which is sensationalize the smallest bit of news to get interest up. The only thing they haven't done is to start photo shopping Aliens meeting with famous SEC football coaches at this point.
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NASA says the aliens are coming, so there's still time for that. (see politics forum for reference)
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