Heisman Returned to Cheating Reggie Bush and USC

Gatorbait25

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I’m in favor of it. Great player that earned it on the field . It’s also a shame the rightful home run king and greatest ball
Player of all time Barry isn’t in the hall of fame where he belongs .
 

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I’m in favor of it. Great player that earned it on the field . It’s also a shame the rightful home run king and greatest ball
Player of all time Barry isn’t in the hall of fame where he belongs .

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I’m in favor of it. Great player that earned it on the field . It’s also a shame the rightful home run king and greatest ball
Player of all time Barry isn’t in the hall of fame where he belongs .

In with the preemptive strike
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Tebow was the greatest front of all time though :suspect:

As funny as it is truthful, there is a reason, UF media relations pushed him to the public/media so hard. Tebow was a great dude, but if he was out there, and they weren't paying attention to that what was going on behind the curtain.
 
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I don’t care one way or another. But based on the SC ruling, and complete neutering of the NCAA, it probably makes sense. I disagree with student athletes being paid, and have said this many times, but if the kid from uga can have a Lamborghini(or whatever he bought) then having a beach condo provided by boosters free of charge shouldn’t cost someone an award. The NCAA never had the right to push for it being stripped. Given today’s climate, I have no issue with this.

Last time I checked, changes in laws and rules are not retroactive.
Can Florida sue the NCAA for all the lost revenue and interest from the probation back in the eighties?
Can SMU sue for the death penalty back in the late eighties?

Although my son is an attorney, I am not so I assume there is some BS provision that bifurcates these scenarios.
 

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Remember, he swept attempted murder under the rug, and also looked the other way on our players’ involvement in that puppy killing factory.
I'm OK with that. But I can't get over the BS he pulled to get the charges dropped with the sammich assault.
 

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Last time I checked, changes in laws and rules are not retroactive.
Can Florida sue the NCAA for all the lost revenue and interest from the probation back in the eighties?
Can SMU sue for the death penalty back in the late eighties?

Although my son is an attorney, I am not so I assume there is some BS provision that bifurcates these scenarios.

They should. But again, it’s been determined that it is legally wrong to prevent someone from making money off of their name. Again, I understand the different view, but when you have money being handed over to HS athletes who’ve done nothing to date, and it’s viewed as ok, I do think it’s silly that a player of Bush’s caliber should be crucified for some side perks he received while wining titles and trophies, especially when those perks probably amount to far less than today’s.
 

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I'm good with it as long as we get our 1984, 1985 and 1990 SEC championships back.
 

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Last time I checked, changes in laws and rules are not retroactive.
Can Florida sue the NCAA for all the lost revenue and interest from the probation back in the eighties?
Can SMU sue for the death penalty back in the late eighties?

Although my son is an attorney, I am not so I assume there is some BS provision that bifurcates these scenarios.
It is called a statute of limitations and having an absolute p$ssey as AD then and now. The attorneys are only going to take the position the AD approves, which for Swishy Scott is downward dog.
 

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It is called a statute of limitations and having an absolute p$ssey as AD then and now. The attorneys are only going to take the position the AD approves, which for Swishy Scott is downward dog.
Well I really think you’re wrong. It’s statue of limitations.
 

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