I agree that Clay Travis is a douchebag, but he is an attorney who specializes in the NCAA so he is certainly qualified to voice his opinion, and his opinion that Newton will be ruled inelligible at some point is really beyond dispute at this point. As I said last Friday, whatever doubt there was about Newton's eligibility in weeks 1-10, those doubts completely evaportaed after Cecil Newton's Thursday interview with the NCAA, and the NCAA's subsequent second warning about Cam's eligibility. That chain of events convinced Auburn's compliance office to pull the plug on Cam's collegiate career prior to the Georgia game, but that recommendation was subsequently overruled.
With the involvement of the FBI, I believe this will end up being a landmark case that will include federal indictments and possible prison sentences. When it's all said and done, I think Cam Newton's ineligibilty will merely be a bug on the windshield, and the least of Auburn's problems.
As far as the short term is concerned, I certainly expect another bombshell to drop before the Iron Bowl kicks off. Whatever it is, I certainly hope it won't keep Cam off the field. I think everyone wants to see these two heavyweights to go head-to-head at full strength, and may the best team win.
really? 45-60 on Bama's defense?? Only D that's better than Bama's.. LSU.. Auburn put up 24.. at home.. now, Tigers going on road and will throw up 45+??
really? 45-60 on Bama's defense?? Only D that's better than Bama's.. LSU.. Auburn put up 24.. at home.. now, Tigers going on road and will throw up 45+??
I think we will soon be hearing about a guy named Milton McGregor being tie to this case by the FBI.
McGregor and 10 others are scheduled to be arraigned Friday in federal court in Montgomery on charges of buying and selling votes on pro-gambling legislation.
McGregor is a major Auburn booster and owner of VictoryLand. Word is that in the course of wiretapping and investigating McGregor, the FBI has stumbled upon some other interesting tidbits relating to Auburn.
Guess we shall see.
I think we will soon be hearing about a guy named Milton McGregor being tie to this case by the FBI.
McGregor and 10 others are scheduled to be arraigned Friday in federal court in Montgomery on charges of buying and selling votes on pro-gambling legislation.
McGregor is a major Auburn booster and owner of VictoryLand. Word is that in the course of wiretapping and investigating McGregor, the FBI has stumbled upon some other interesting tidbits relating to Auburn.
Guess we shall see.
Who is speculating it started from the Alabama staff...give us a link.
I think we will soon be hearing about a guy named Milton McGregor being tie to this case by the FBI.
McGregor and 10 others are scheduled to be arraigned Friday in federal court in Montgomery on charges of buying and selling votes on pro-gambling legislation.
McGregor is a major Auburn booster and owner of VictoryLand. Word is that in the course of wiretapping and investigating McGregor, the FBI has stumbled upon some other interesting tidbits relating to Auburn.
Guess we shall see.
really? 45-60 on Bama's defense?? Only D that's better than Bama's.. LSU.. Auburn put up 24.. at home.. now, Tigers going on road and will throw up 45+??
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