Cheating the NCAA for dummies

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/andy_staples/07/05/cheating-for-dummies/index.html?xid=cnnbin


Reading the nuclear bomb Yahoo! Sports dropped on the Oregon football program July 1, I couldn't help but think of Jerry Springer. Last year, the White Trash Whisperer appeared on Comedy Central's roast of David Hasselhoff. Comedian Jeff Ross, during his roasting of his fellow roasters, brought up the most embarrassing moment of Springer's former life as mayor of Cincinnati. "Who the hell pays a hooker with a personal check?" Ross said. "That's like -- paying a hooker with a personal check."

That was a great Roast.

well Oregon may get away with what ever the hell happened there.

Its not illegal or against NCAA rules to pay 25,000 grand for recruiting videos and the guy who is saying all of this has also already told 2 different stories to the NCAA

and this one is coming after Oregon didn't hire him this season as he thought they were going to.

He isn't credible in any form. Oregon has told zero stories, they have kept their mouth shut. Unlike Ohio State and USC who lied themselves into corners. I personally think we may get away with this one. Personally imo, any high profile player that leaves Texas for college, more than likely got something, this is a closed state as far as people getting to the talent young.

By the way, all of this is basically alleging that Oregon paid 25 grand for LaMichael James and Lache Seastrunk. If thats all it cost, then damn! Yahoo is also at fault in this whole thing because from day 1 they have been trying to break this as a big, we caught Oregon story, and so far they havent proven it at all.