stroups;888686 wrote:I agree, that Alabama **** quietly got swept under the rug

Or the NCAA could still be investigating it.

That whole organization is a flipping mess so really, who knows.

lhslep134;888628 wrote:Still can't find an article saying that.

The quote of an article you quoted earlier is taken from the NCAA release correct? Read the whole article it's in there.
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/122310aaa.html

I was wrong on it being the school adding the 5th game, although I remember it being said in the beginning that the school did add the 5th game.

wildcats20;888797 wrote:The quote of an article you quoted earlier is taken from the NCAA release correct? Read the whole article it's in there.
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/122310aaa.html

I was wrong on it being the school adding the 5th game, although I remember it being said in the beginning that the school did add the 5th game.

In theory we're both right. It was the school's fault the 5th game was added (failure to report on time), but it was the NCAA who added it lol.

Regardless, I don't have a problem with Floyd being suspended 2 games, I have a problem with Green/OSU players getting suspended for 4.

A South Carolina WR has been suspended four games for involvement with the same group; additional games are because one of his contributors was a booster. Funny, this kid's dad is the Vice President of the organization. Also read somewhere that part of Floyd's money came from a cookie bake sale organized by his school guidance counselor to help pay his way to the U.S. Army All-American game.

http://eye-on-college-football.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/24156338/31840095

wildcats20;888797 wrote:I was wrong on it being the school adding the 5th game, although I remember it being said in the beginning that the school did add the 5th game.

I also remember hearing that back when the suspensions first came up.