Volfan8282
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SC's compliance guys are supposed to go to San Diego and demand Reggie Bush's stepfather tell them who's paying for his house? I'd love to see how many compliance units do that.
By the ridiculous definition of a booster the 'AA has promulgated, I'm a "representative of a school's athletic interests" for about 20 schools.This is the second comment in about 10 posts that you've talked about how you are always around elite programs/coaches. I know you are a lawyer, but what exactly do you do. Are you a booster as well, are you UT's own Buddy Garrity?
I'll be glad to help if I can.
You're sure of that how? Also, I'm sure I've been in a whole lot more locker rooms of elite teams than most. Don't ever remember hearing any conversation about what kind of house a guy's parents were living in at the time.
See, that's the great thing about America. Like the parents of players to compliance people, I don't have to tell you anything. As I've said here before: I am but a humble man, but I have many important friends.
I was responding to Eric's post about how players were obviously just sitting around the locker room discussing the extra benefits they were receiving. Keep up.Being in a locker room of an elite program must mean that you heard all. Surely people wouldn't have conversations without you being present.
I never required you to say anything, I simply asked. In my experience the only people who don't elaborate on who they are are generally at the very top (Mike Hamilton...is that you..haha) or they are nobodys.
I was responding to Eric's post about how players were obviously just sitting around the locker room discussing the extra benefits they were receiving. Keep up.
We already know. Everyone knows what the allegations are. None of them involve boosters.