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Talked to my uncle who is on one of the booster boards. Martinez is supposedly still on the team, it was a rumor started by one of rhe grad assistants. However Bo & Carl Pelini may be suspended for the Colorado game and there is a rumor if that happens Bo may quit. Crazy!
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
who said amyone of these 2011 guys sucked?
Nako, that Dillon Baxter info has been posted and discussed.
Originally Posted by tmay407
I love when these rumors get going in full force
Now, according to a guy on TAMU's Rivals site, who talked to a Nebraska buddy:
Talked to my uncle who is on one of the booster boards. Martinez is supposedly still on the team, it was a rumor started by one of rhe grad assistants. However Bo & Carl Pelini may be suspended for the Colorado game and there is a rumor if that happens Bo may quit. Crazy!
After Martinez got hurt in the first half of the game last night, he went to the locker room to get some medical attention/get x-rays taken. Supposedly while he was in there, he made a call from his cell phone to his dad to let him know that he was alright. Pelini found out about it and got extremely pissed. Then tonight a rumor popped up on the Nebraska Rivals board about Martinez quitting the team tonight.Originally Posted by Nako XL
p.p.s. more info on what's going on with Martinez? This is the 2nd time he's quit? huh??
Originally Posted by tmay407
Oregon picked up some more Texas talent this weekend, with Dallas Skyline LB Anthony Wallace committing. That came out of nowhere.
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
thats a cover up.
there is no way a QB misses a team meeting.
Originally Posted by Nako XL
CORVALLIS, Ore. -- University of Southern California athletic department officials knew of 1st Round Enterprises and its NFLPA-certified CEO prior to the Thursday incident where freshman tailback Dillon Baxter solicited a free golf cart ride from the company's cart onto USC's campus, USC officials confirmed Sunday.
Baxter was ruled ineligible Friday by USC, one day after he received the ride from 1st Round in what the school has determined to be a violation of NCAA rules concerning extra benefits. According to the school, USC vice president for athletic compliance David Roberts and senior associate athletic directors Mark Jackson and J.K. McKay met with the CEO and driver of the cart, Teague Egan, prior to Thursday and told him that a golf cart ride would be against NCAA rules.
"Approximately one week [before Baxter's golf cart ride], USC officials saw Egan in a golf cart on campus and met with him to inquire into his contacts with USC student-athletes," USC vice president for athletic compliance David Roberts told ESPNLosAngeles.com Sunday. "At that time, Egan was asked not to provide any transportation or other benefits to student-athletes."
Reached by phone Sunday evening, Egan refused to comment on the veracity of Roberts' statement but did say that the ride was his "mistake."
"I don't want to blow things over, so I want to talk to them again before I say anything," said Egan. "It's never too late to say something."
USC self-reported the infraction and also filed an official request with the NCAA for Baxter's reinstatement. As part of the request, USC put a nominal value on the golf cart ride that Baxter would have to repay, Roberts said.
"We're hoping that that this is going to be the end of it and the NCAA will understand that we acted proactively and quickly," Roberts said Saturday, speaking to reporters before USC's game against Oregon State at Reser Stadium. "Obviously we'll take further action in this coming week to make sure that there are no other contacts between these people and our players."
Egan, 22, is currently an undergraduate student at USC, according to official school records. His biography on the agency's website includes a claim that he has "befriended many athletes on the USC football team." 1st Round Enterprises is a student-run company that represents recording artists, promotes parties at local nightclubs in the Los Angeles area and lists itself as a provider of sports representation.
Egan and 1st Round are not believed to represent any professional athletes at this time. The agency's official site lists no clients, but Egan is registered as a contract advisor with the NFL Player's Association.
"As an contract advisor, I have never ever given a player money, anything of monetary value, or extra benefit not afforded to other students or my friends," Egan wrote in a statement to ESPNLosAngeles.com Saturday night. "We did not mean or intend to break any rules, and are truly sorry this instance got blown out of proportion."
Egan added: "To me, a golf cart ride wasn't an extra benefit, since I give 15-20 rides a day to all my friends to and from class. The question is would they consider riding on the handle bars of a bicycle against the rules? Say we all wanted to go to the movies together, would we have to take separate cars, and the player ride by himself? ... I wouldn't even buy a players ticket to that movie. But a ride?"
Egan also said he plans on "fully cooperating with USC on any issue they might have." The two parties met Sunday in what Egan termed a "productive meeting."
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
who said amyone of these 2011 guys sucked?
Nako, that Dillon Baxter info has been posted and discussed.
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
USC says they warned that "wanna be" Agent guy a week prior to him dropping off Baxter in the golf cart.
[/h1]Plans for the University of Oregon’s expansion of the Len Casanova Center, as well as a new facility for the athletics department’s women’s soccer and lacrosse programs, were unveiled Sunday, with the state-of-the-art facilities designed to center around the creation of an operation center for football that will be unsurpassed in the country.
The expansion also will free space in existing facilities necessitated by the expansion of the Ducks’ athletics department since the original Casanova Center was completed in 1991.
The entire project will be privately funded through the philanthropy of Phil and Penny Knight and will include no use of public, state or general university fund dollars. Construction is expected to get underway during the winter of 2011, with the anticipated completion targeted for the summer of 2013.
At the center of the project will be a 130,000-square-foot expansion of the athletics department’s primary facility that houses the majority of department’s administrative and coaches offices, meeting rooms, training and medical treatment facilities, as well as locker rooms for four intercollegiate athletics programs.
“The University of Oregon and UO Athletics are so fortunate to benefit from the continued generosity and vision of Phil and Penny Knight,