mmmhmmmOneBuckeye;1074376 wrote:But he lives in California?
Nevada is sleeper isn't he?!?LJ;1074381 wrote:think big donations
kickin it with the BoT smoking cubans drinking 30 yr old scotch
se-alum;1074386 wrote:Nevada is sleeper isn't he?!?
He's pretty good at saying nothing is wrong....karen lotz;1074388 wrote:@dennisdoddcbs: Statement coming shortly from Ohio State AD Gene Smith re Urban Meyer recruiting accusations.
why would they let him talk?
someone needs to slap Gene Smith in the face with a glove and challenge his ass to a duel. I hate him.karen lotz;1074388 wrote:@dennisdoddcbs: Statement coming shortly from Ohio State AD Gene Smith re Urban Meyer recruiting accusations.
why would they let him talk?
This shouldn't be happening. There is no reason for it.karen lotz;1074388 wrote:@dennisdoddcbs: Statement coming shortly from Ohio State AD Gene Smith re Urban Meyer recruiting accusations.
why would they let him talk?
There is no reason that Smith should open his mouth about this, at all. Meyer did an excellent job explaining his recruiting process, and that should be that. The only time Smith should intervene is if the NCAA had a problem with it, and in his (for now) capacity, he'd need to address it. Hey Gene Smith, just STFU!karen lotz;1074388 wrote:@dennisdoddcbs: Statement coming shortly from Ohio State AD Gene Smith re Urban Meyer recruiting accusations.
why would they let him talk?
The article was summed up perfectly.centralbucksfan;1074342 wrote:Here is a very good article on the situation with Beilema and others in Big Ten. I also think its a good article in terms of what the guy says as far as what goes on in the Big Ten compared to SEC. Thus as I mentioned earlier, maybe one of the major reasons the SEC is where its at currently.
IMO, the hell with that gentleman BS. If the Big Ten or any other conference wants to close that gap with the SEC, then you better get after it as long as its legal.
http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/story/2012-02-02/urban-meyer-negative-recruiting-ohio-state-bret-bielema-upset?eadid=EL/SICOM&sct=hp_t2_a3
Fall in line or fall behind.
Nevada is Les Wexner?LJ;1074381 wrote:think big donations
kickin it with the BoT smoking cubans drinking 30 yr old scotch
that'd be funnyScarlet_Buckeye;1074535 wrote:Nevada is Les Wexner?
Nevada is as credible as they come.Y-Town Steelhound;1074597 wrote:Don't care who "Nevada" is, I'm thinking the guy's father is a bit more credible of a source.
You think a family member emotionally vested in the situation is more credible than an unbiased outsider with a phenomenal history of credibility?Y-Town Steelhound;1074597 wrote:Don't care who "Nevada" is, I'm thinking the guy's father is a bit more credible of a source.
SportsAndLady;1074607 wrote:You think a family member emotionally vested in the situation is more credible than an unbiased outsider with a phenomenal history of credibility?
lol awww, don't get all butthurt cuz I remembered that thread and connected it to the DGB case.karen lotz;1074609 wrote:You think an emotionally invested family member is credible in DGB's case, don't you?
SportsAndLady;1074613 wrote:lol awww, don't get all butthurt cuz I remembered that thread and connected it to the DGB case.
Nevada has been wrong before. Taj Boyd, most infamously (and I think Jason Gwaltney too).LJ;1074603 wrote:Nevada is as credible as they come.
Where did I say their family was credible?karen lotz;1074616 wrote:I'm not butt hurt at all. In one case you say family is credible, in another you say it isn't. How do you decide? The answer is obvious. Don't be mad I connected your comment here to one you posted within the last hour.
Scarlet_Buckeye;1074619 wrote:Nevada has been wrong before. Taj Boyd, most infamously (and I think Jason Gwaltney too).
