doubtful. The NCAA needed his deposition to do anything major. They have no subpoena powers and if they ask Bush what happened he can tell them to fuck right off. They have no power at all.sleeper wrote: The hammer can still get laid down, just make take a little longer.
didnt bama get into some trouble a couple years ago? I'd consider them an elite school.Little Danny wrote: I have to laugh at Ohio State fans who get all worked up about USC and "getting away" with bad behavior. The fact of the matter is the NCAA protects the elite class of schools-- you know it, I know it, everyone knows it. The schools that get the beat down are schools in non BCS AQ conferences and lower tiered schools in bigger conferences.
By the way, Ohio State would have likely gotten the same kid glove treatment as they fall in that elite class as well.
So I guess we will never have to worry about Cincinnati being protected LOLLittle Danny wrote: I have to laugh at Ohio State fans who get all worked up about USC and "getting away" with bad behavior. The fact of the matter is the NCAA protects the elite class of schools-- you know it, I know it, everyone knows it. The schools that get the beat down are schools in non BCS AQ conferences and lower tiered schools in bigger conferences.
By the way, Ohio State would have likely gotten the same kid glove treatment as they fall in that elite class as well.
And you couldn't be more wrong. When OSU was dealing with the Clarrett accusations by the NY Post...the NCAA had multiple personal combing over the entire university. I know someone at OSU who made a comment that "I couldn't take a piss without the NCAA looking over my shoulder".Little Danny wrote: I have to laugh at Ohio State fans who get all worked up about USC and "getting away" with bad behavior. The fact of the matter is the NCAA protects the elite class of schools-- you know it, I know it, everyone knows it. The schools that get the beat down are schools in non BCS AQ conferences and lower tiered schools in bigger conferences.
By the way, Ohio State would have likely gotten the same kid glove treatment as they fall in that elite class as well.
You aren't kidding. The NCAA has punished UC so many times for minor infractions it is not even funny. What's more, I could count numerous examples of UC never catching a break when other schools have gotten opportunities. When the NCAA comes around, UC shutters like a battered child.sleeper wrote:So I guess we will never have to worry about Cincinnati being protected LOLLittle Danny wrote: I have to laugh at Ohio State fans who get all worked up about USC and "getting away" with bad behavior. The fact of the matter is the NCAA protects the elite class of schools-- you know it, I know it, everyone knows it. The schools that get the beat down are schools in non BCS AQ conferences and lower tiered schools in bigger conferences.
By the way, Ohio State would have likely gotten the same kid glove treatment as they fall in that elite class as well.
Please. What has OSU "done" that was as bad as what USC did for Bush and Mayo? Hmmm?Little Danny wrote: I have to laugh at Ohio State fans who get all worked up about USC and "getting away" with bad behavior. The fact of the matter is the NCAA protects the elite class of schools-- you know it, I know it, everyone knows it. The schools that get the beat down are schools in non BCS AQ conferences and lower tiered schools in bigger conferences.
By the way, Ohio State would have likely gotten the same kid glove treatment as they fall in that elite class as well.
LOL, now that is funny.Little Danny wrote:You aren't kidding. The NCAA has punished UC so many times for minor infractions it is not even funny. What's more, I could count numerous examples of UC never catching a break when other schools have gotten opportunities. When the NCAA comes around, UC shutters like a battered child.sleeper wrote:So I guess we will never have to worry about Cincinnati being protected LOLLittle Danny wrote: I have to laugh at Ohio State fans who get all worked up about USC and "getting away" with bad behavior. The fact of the matter is the NCAA protects the elite class of schools-- you know it, I know it, everyone knows it. The schools that get the beat down are schools in non BCS AQ conferences and lower tiered schools in bigger conferences.
By the way, Ohio State would have likely gotten the same kid glove treatment as they fall in that elite class as well.