Goodbye, 2010 COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON - twas a great year,

Originally Posted by TennHouse2

Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT

FSU commit- WR Rashad Greene is opening up his recruitment but only to TexasTech
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DA to Tenn make sense. Boy gonna be a dog by time he fill out
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Figured it wasn't MSU a couple days ago when I read Dantonio & Treadwell flew out to see him. Seemed like a last-ditch effort move. His fam seem like they got his head on straight, dont wanna see him end up like Ro out there...

VOLS BEEEEYOOOOTCH!

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....MSU/UM losing two top prospects out their backyard to SEC schools really aint that look tho.
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DA to Tenn make sense. Boy gonna be a dog by time he fill out
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Figured it wasn't MSU a couple days ago when I read Dantonio & Treadwell flew out to see him. Seemed like a last-ditch effort move. His fam seem like they got his head on straight, dont wanna see him end up like Ro out there...

VOLS BEEEEYOOOOTCH!

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....MSU/UM losing two top prospects out their backyard to SEC schools really aint that look tho.
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not surprising...just like when 2012 comes and Appy State, Liberty, James Madison, Old Dominion, Georgia State, Jacksonville State get added to either the Mac or C-USA
 
not surprising...just like when 2012 comes and Appy State, Liberty, James Madison, Old Dominion, Georgia State, Jacksonville State get added to either the Mac or C-USA
 
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT

Bray, Hunter, Da'Rick, Milton, Arnett ...
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2011 can't get here fast enough
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OWWWWWW
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Once we get some big uglies its gonna be on and poppin
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Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT

Bray, Hunter, Da'Rick, Milton, Arnett ...
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2011 can't get here fast enough
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OWWWWWW
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Once we get some big uglies its gonna be on and poppin
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we got them uglies already, they just need to develop from this yr to next. regularly playing 5 True Frosh and one RS Frosh on the OLine right now and only one of them has underperformed, If they grow and continue to progress Lawdddd Sweet Jesus
 
we got them uglies already, they just need to develop from this yr to next. regularly playing 5 True Frosh and one RS Frosh on the OLine right now and only one of them has underperformed, If they grow and continue to progress Lawdddd Sweet Jesus
 
Well by big uglies I also meant DT's Gunna, Malik Jackson is ok for now, but we need a Terrance Cody/Casey Hampton/BJ Raji type body in there
 
Well by big uglies I also meant DT's Gunna, Malik Jackson is ok for now, but we need a Terrance Cody/Casey Hampton/BJ Raji type body in there
 
[h2]SEC: ESPN Report Wrong, Calls Never Reported[/h2]
Posted by Brooks on Nov. 11, 2010, 2:03pm

Tuesday Joe Schad of ESPN reported these allegations against Cam and Cecil Newton:

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Two sources who recruit for Mississippi State said that Cecil Newton and his son, quarterback Cam Newton, said in separate phone conversations that his college choice would be part of a pay-for-play plan while Newton was being recruited late last year.

Mississippi State compliance officials relayed the alleged conversations to Southeastern Conference compliance officials in January, according to two other sources close to the football program.
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John Zenor of the ASSOCIATED PRESS reports that the SEC has since confirmed that it never received any information regarding alleged phone calls involving the Newtons. From Zenor’s AP report:
SEC spokesman Charles Bloom said Wednesday evening that there was also no mention of the reported conversations in either of the school’s reports to the league.


That’s more than just a minor detail. That’s the whole story.

Now we know why the SEC and NCAA never did anything about ESPN’s allegations that the Newtons were involved in phone conversations that would constitute major NCAA violations. The two organizations, contrary to Schad’s report, never knew about any such phone calls.

This of course also calls into question the veracity of the information provided ESPN by the “two people who recruit for Mississippi State.
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[h2]SEC: ESPN Report Wrong, Calls Never Reported[/h2]
Posted by Brooks on Nov. 11, 2010, 2:03pm

Tuesday Joe Schad of ESPN reported these allegations against Cam and Cecil Newton:

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Two sources who recruit for Mississippi State said that Cecil Newton and his son, quarterback Cam Newton, said in separate phone conversations that his college choice would be part of a pay-for-play plan while Newton was being recruited late last year.

Mississippi State compliance officials relayed the alleged conversations to Southeastern Conference compliance officials in January, according to two other sources close to the football program.
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John Zenor of the ASSOCIATED PRESS reports that the SEC has since confirmed that it never received any information regarding alleged phone calls involving the Newtons. From Zenor’s AP report:
SEC spokesman Charles Bloom said Wednesday evening that there was also no mention of the reported conversations in either of the school’s reports to the league.


That’s more than just a minor detail. That’s the whole story.

Now we know why the SEC and NCAA never did anything about ESPN’s allegations that the Newtons were involved in phone conversations that would constitute major NCAA violations. The two organizations, contrary to Schad’s report, never knew about any such phone calls.

This of course also calls into question the veracity of the information provided ESPN by the “two people who recruit for Mississippi State.
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And this my friends is why journalism (online, broadcast and print) in America is at an all time low. People worried about the bottom line and Internet hits rather than content and the truth. ESPN, which never had integrity, went as far as to make up sources to gain viewers and internet hits. People need to be fired.
 
And this my friends is why journalism (online, broadcast and print) in America is at an all time low. People worried about the bottom line and Internet hits rather than content and the truth. ESPN, which never had integrity, went as far as to make up sources to gain viewers and internet hits. People need to be fired.
 
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