mr marcus
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2013 College Football Thread (Realer than Real Deal Holyfield -->S/O Craftsy)
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Trey Bantz
formerly trey ohh five
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I am shocked.
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it was the right move wish him the best.
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said nobody out west
if his dad didnt force him to ND he would have stayed home at zona
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Not surprised that Gunner and Neal are gone... Parents have too much say in their lives.
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My dude Barkley gonna throw his name back into the first round after today. 
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My dude Barkley gonna throw his name back into the first round after today.
Working with UCLA's QB coach
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Appears that Pitt RB Rushell Shell is transferring to Arizona State
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dude cried about Coach Bolting to ASU, then goes and joins up with him 
Report: More NCAA transgressions arise in Miami case
Mark Emmert's NCAA is in trouble again. (USATSI) Mark Emmert and the NCAA are in the spotlight again. (USATSI)
It looks like the NCAA just can't keep its nose clean in the ongoing Miami sanctions investigation.
A couple of months after we learned that its primary investigator was fired from the case last May for hiring Nevin Shapiro's attorney to help build a case against the school, new information suggests that the investigator's replacement has been doing the exact same thing, according to a report Wednesday from the Miami Herald:
Among the new details in the case: Stephanie Hannah, an NCAA director of enforcement who took over the UM case late last May from fired Ameen Najjar, continued Najjar's policy of working with Shapiro's attorney, Maria Elena Perez, to try to build a case against UM.
This juicy detail just happened to be omitted from the NCAA's report on its improper handling of the case.
But that's not the only new issue to pop up regarding the matter. Miami is now alleging that the NCAA investigators...
...lied to interview subjects by claiming that other people interviewed made comments they never made, in order to trick the subjects into revealing incriminating information they otherwise might not, according to multiple officials familiar with the NCAA's case against UM and former coaches.
Miami will include both new revelations in its motion to dismiss the case that will be submitted to the NCAA on Friday.
The Herald report goes into more detail on the case, but it's pretty clear at this point that the NCAA may be an organization that is either unable, or unwilling, to police itself.
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Good. **** the NCAA.
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Like he was really gonna go to ND. Wasn't worried about him at all.
Wasn't worried about him at all.
dacomeup
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Come on down Sony.
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Report: More NCAA transgressions arise in Miami case
Mark Emmert's NCAA is in trouble again. (USATSI) Mark Emmert and the NCAA are in the spotlight again. (USATSI)
It looks like the NCAA just can't keep its nose clean in the ongoing Miami sanctions investigation.
A couple of months after we learned that its primary investigator was fired from the case last May for hiring Nevin Shapiro's attorney to help build a case against the school, new information suggests that the investigator's replacement has been doing the exact same thing, according to a report Wednesday from the Miami Herald:
Among the new details in the case: Stephanie Hannah, an NCAA director of enforcement who took over the UM case late last May from fired Ameen Najjar, continued Najjar's policy of working with Shapiro's attorney, Maria Elena Perez, to try to build a case against UM.
This juicy detail just happened to be omitted from the NCAA's report on its improper handling of the case.
But that's not the only new issue to pop up regarding the matter. Miami is now alleging that the NCAA investigators...
...lied to interview subjects by claiming that other people interviewed made comments they never made, in order to trick the subjects into revealing incriminating information they otherwise might not, according to multiple officials familiar with the NCAA's case against UM and former coaches.
Miami will include both new revelations in its motion to dismiss the case that will be submitted to the NCAA on Friday.
The Herald report goes into more detail on the case, but it's pretty clear at this point that the NCAA may be an organization that is either unable, or unwilling, to police itself.
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He was at practice today along with McDermott when he committed. UGA has a small chance. We'll see.!
Sunny fielding punts.
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they playing rocko - u dont even know it lmaoHe was at practice today along with McDermott when he committed. UGA has a small chance. We'll see.
Sunny fielding punts.
this upcoming miami/broward high school class >>>
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Xavier Grimble fractured his chest, will miss the spring
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Fracutred chest? What the ****?
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DNP- Clapped Shoulders
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I see you lurking RoT dre. That Matthew Thomas saga got you shook huh?
