I know I should remember this reference - but please do tell.

uhhh mike weber, the dude who was lied to about his position coach staying.

Haha - I knew what it was. Just wanted to see if someone was actually going on record comparing that situation with lying about possible probation during their time at the school.

While I personally didn't like the Weber situation - you all would be headinthesand homers if you think lying in recruiting isn't rampant. Every recruit at this level is the next best thing, tons of playing time early, headed to the NFL when I am done with you, recruit. Every coach is staying long term...no worries, etc.

Oh and the medical redshirt guy who transferred to auburn. Good work osu

Yea - shame on you tOSU for trusting top ortho surgeons advice to the kid. I am sure kid and parents were able to find Dr's willing to give him a clean bill of health. No reason to put the kid or the school at risk for potential liability risk - if Aurburn is ok with it and the kid wants to give it a shot more power to them. Just didn't seem worth the risk for tOSU I guess.

BTW - Funny how you aren't bringing up the medical hardship players that are not only still on scholarship, but are still welcomed by the staff and players at all events. Even using them as trainers and admin staff. But as the squirrel of the eastern division still trying to get a nut you have to grasp at any limb you can to stay afloat.

BTW2 - How did you spin the pulling of the 2 year old offer to the kid right before NSD?

I'm sure, like Bama, Ohio has plenty of medical waivers available for players unable to crack the 2 deep after a couple years on campus.

I am not sure what the Bobcats do. But absolutely tOSU would - a 4 star with 3 ACL's and another with broker neck.......

I'm referring more to players who just never panned out developing mysterious injuries to free up scholarships.

Well, he committed to the previous coach. New coach comes in and says we'll honor your commitment but you need to come camp at Michigan so we can see you, played says naww that's ok. Well you dont want to come camp, come work out for the coaches, nope thats ok. Michigan insider guys were saying that he wasn't going to be in the class about 2 months before NSD but the kid wouldn't believe it.

Yea I am sure that does happen - but since you specifically named Bama and OU, please name the players. I would like to look them up.....

I know that is the line coming from the school folks, but the view from the kid is a tad different. But we really don't want to believe him and his family now do we? That might not fit the conference crown jesters narrative now would it...?

I must say the clown show is very fun to watch. Tugging on the SEC's cape always makes me smile.

Posted, then deleted by James Franklin's Twitter:

That's amazing on a few levels.

It's funny because someone actually made that for him to post.

"Hey secretary, do you have that no talent picture I requested?"

"Yes sir!, right here!"

"This will be great! No talent! Yehhhhhh. Everything but talent!"


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Will Grier is transferring to West Virginia.

Satellite camps banned.

LOL NCAA.

All about protecting the kids!

The "student athletes"

And Michigan damages college football again.

Get **** on Harbaugh

anyone who thinks that the ncaa should limit high school players from going to camps so that their coach doesn't have to work more should ead. There is absolutely nothing good that comes from this decision.

Lol Ikes

Lol Michigan

Please defend how banning opportunities for high school freshmen through juniors chances to get exposure to college coaches without paying hundreds of dollars for flights and hotel rooms is a bad thing.