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Thoughts on this NCAA letter to Miami

  • abs_da_don said...

    Nobody can reason with you man, you see everything through garnet and gold colored Glasses. you're not objective that why everyone hates you

    Don't care. All I ask is, what did I say that was moronic? What was G&G hued? Explain to me why you dont look like a fool for thinking you and your meager minded fan base out-thought the NCAA in the legality of their actions.

    You won't answer, you'll just vaguely flame me again with crap I dont care about. Like your opinion of me personally. As if this is really "me". You claiming to be objective reveals how dumb you really are.

    This post was edited by fsufsu on 11/21/2012 at 3:01 PM

    fsufsu

  • Reggie Bush was no longer in college, yet USC still took sanctions because someone not even affiliated with the university gave him and his family benefits. He also gave back the Heisman. Where were he lawsuits there?

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  • As usual Macdaddy7930 has no clue what he's talking about, please stay away

    I Look And Smell Like Money

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  • McSt[]_[]dly said...

    They don't have to talk though, the NCAA is trying to force them too. I would think a player could sue the NCAA for defamation of character if damaging things about them came out from the NCAA since they are not required to participate in the investigation like the current players are. That's the lawsuit I could possibly see coming out of this.


    How much would the players sue for? In a defamation case there must be an amount that was injured due to the defamation. The player will be required to show specific evidence on how the NCAA's slander cost them money. If they are successful the NCAA will have to pay the money. However, they will still have the sanctions in place.

    The thing that everyone is having trouble understanding is that the NCAA isn't going to list out what it finds, but only its judgement/sentence. It will be something vague such as... "For impermissible benefits for up to some number of players". If Miami decides to challenge this by way of legal system, then you might as well expect these players to testify then. If this happens Miami better hope it is squeaky clean, which we already know is not the case.

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  • abs_da_don said...

    As usual Macdaddy7930 has no clue what he's talking about, please stay away

    Name one "factual" point where I am wrong? I will wait.

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  • fsufsu said...

    I've said I wish Miami would just get 15 over 3 or something else they could manage. its just not going to happen.

    You must be a prophet... What lotto numbers should I play?

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  • psubills62 said...

    This is spot on.

    And to the people saying PSU's situation was worse - you're right. But what does that matter? NCAA will do what it wants to. Who exactly is going to stop them?

    If you throw out the rules in one case and everyone lets them, then what is going to stop them from doing it in other proceeding cases?

    Technically, we should blame your administration. They stipulated to the process, thereby creating bad precedent for everyone else.

    Had your administration had the sack, it would have self-imposed the death penalty or something similar prior to the NCAA having to move based on the Freeh report. Then, there wouldn't be bad precedent out there.

    However, the last thing in the world that PSU fans have to complain about is the NCAA throwing out the rules and procedures since they agreed to allow the NCAA to break the rules. They brought it on themselves out of fear over a potential multi-year death penalty.

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  • abs_da_don said...

    As usual Macdaddy7930 has no clue what he's talking about, please stay away

    No, he's right. Legally, an unrebutted argument is taken as true. If you don't think so, try getting sued and then not showing up to the trial. Not likely to work out too well for you.

    If there is only one story told to the finder of fact, then it's pretty easy to decide who is right.

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  • Cuthbert said...

    No, he's right. Legally, an unrebutted argument is taken as true. If you don't think so, try getting sued and then not showing up to the trial. Not likely to work out too well for you.

    If there is only one story told to the finder of fact, then it's pretty easy to decide who is right.

    Use a case Canes would understand, remember they are smarter than Juris Doctorates but they just haven't actually studies law.

    It's like Miami got pulled over and one dude in the car said they were all drunk. The NCAA is wanting to administer a breathalyzer but they dont want to.....what happens?

    fsufsu

  • Cuthbert said...

    No, he's right. Legally, an unrebutted argument is taken as true. If you don't think so, try getting sued and then not showing up to the trial. Not likely to work out too well for you.

    If there is only one story told to the finder of fact, then it's pretty easy to decide who is right.

    They can't tell me I am wrong and make factual arguments. Just like former Cane players, when you ask for factual evidence all you see is a$$holes and elbows.

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  • fsufsu said...

    Use a case Canes would understand, remember they are smarter than Juris Doctorates but they just haven't actually studies law.

    It's like Miami got pulled over and one dude in the car said they were all drunk. The NCAA is wanting to administer a breathalyzer but they dont want to.....what happens?

    Well if you know the cop you get off just like the canes are going to do!

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  • MrWoodson said...

    What NCAA rules?

    Sincerely,

    Paul Dee

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    FIFY

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  • I'm just sad. That is all. cry

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  • schadenfreude...it tastes like a bottle of ace, mixed with the sweetest Paul Dee breast milk

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  • ilovelamp51 said...

    Lane Kiffin will be back next year... Nom nom nom

    That's all you got shrug

    Don't make it so easy.

    Alonzo Harris ●

  • ilovelamp51 said...

    That's all I need. We will both be on sanctions next year.

    Must be comforting to know U'll never be on them again after this?

    It's like getting chickenpox.

    Alonzo Harris ●

  • MrWoodson said...

    Everyone applauded when they threw out the rules when dealing with PSU. Now it's your turn. I hate to say I told you so, but I told you so. Don't worry though. I'm sure Mark Emmert is a man of honesty and integrity. It should all work out just fine.

    Don't lie. You enjoyed every second of saying "I told you so."

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  • The NCAA is already going to court. Mcnair(former SC RB coach) vs ncaa. 1st hearing of Todd McNair vs. #NCAA was today in LA Superior Court. Judge blasted NCAA investigation of #USC

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  • I don't think extortion means what a lot of you Canes think it does...

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  • Cuthbert said...

    Technically, we should blame your administration. They stipulated to the process, thereby creating bad precedent for everyone else.

    Had your administration had the sack, it would have self-imposed the death penalty or something similar prior to the NCAA having to move based on the Freeh report. Then, there wouldn't be bad precedent out there.

    However, the last thing in the world that PSU fans have to complain about is the NCAA throwing out the rules and procedures since they agreed to allow the NCAA to break the rules. They brought it on themselves out of fear over a potential multi-year death penalty.

    I didn't agree to anything.

    And lol at the idea of "letting" the NCAA do anything. Like PSU had a choice?

    To those talking about litigation against the NCAA - yeah, good luck with that.

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