LJ;732766 wrote:It's painfully obvious that you get off being a pompous ass and think that you are not only better than people but your lack of using swears makes you smarter. Newsflash, you're nothing.

It's painfully obvious that you have an inferiority complex that leads to your nescient speech and opinions. Please give us a list of those who feel a need to swear to make an impression that are respected individuals in any worthwhile endeavor.

No Newsflash, conspicuously evident, you're obtuse and irrelevant.

I would say this person already used his influence with this article, so the answer to your question password is yes. He is a high ranking NCAA member giving an opinion via the press. Whether or not he has a "hands on" role in the handling of this situation remains to be seen, but he has already given a "hands off" response that some NCAA officials are bound to take as "this guy" wants Tressel fired or made an example of.

comparing this to a court of law is laughable. While the NCAA may not "officially" comment during ongoing investigations, they have the right to do so if they wish.