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Terrelle Pryor, four teammates suspended first five games of 2011

Discussion in 'Sports and News' started by Steak Snabler, Dec 23, 2010.

  1. Layman

    Layman Well-Known Member

    rtse, I saw that Pryor had sold his gold pants (thought he was the only one). For that alone, he ought to be kicked completely off the team (ok, slight hyperbole alert). Kid's an idiot.
     
  2. rtse11

    rtse11 Well-Known Member

    Oh you think Chris Spielman might mention something to him?
     
  3. Second Thoughts

    Second Thoughts Active Member

    The fact that they can play in the bowl game is a disgrace. It's all about money and ratings as it alays is with the NCAA.

    At least three of these guys will be gone next year anyway, so the suspension for next season is really nothing. A real punishment would be one game, the high profile Sugar Bowl, and let them play all the games next year.
     
  4. Layman

    Layman Well-Known Member

    I'm guessing Archie will be calling him in for a little chat.....
     
  5. Layman

    Layman Well-Known Member

    Again, all you're doing in that case, is screwing the entire team. It's a pretty stiff punishment, as it is.

    With exception of Posey, I'm not sure any of the others would have left. Lord knows, none of the others are ready for the next level. Then again, neither is Posey.....but that wasn't going to stop him from going.
     
  6. AgatePage

    AgatePage Active Member

    AJ Green thinks the NCAA got it right.
     
  7. Layman

    Layman Well-Known Member

    Good call. There is precedent. I'm also guessing that Tosu will appeal the suspension length & try to get it down to 4 games.
     
  8. novelist_wannabe

    novelist_wannabe Well-Known Member

    From the NCAA's website:

    How is it even possible, let alone reasonable, that they didn't know this was against the rules? There's no way. What a sham. It seems the rules on this are pretty clear. The enforcement, though, is pretty muddy.
     
  9. mb

    mb Active Member

    What I've learned from the NCAA in 2010:

    1. Breaking the rules is OK, as long as you can blame it on daddy*
    2. Breaking the rules is OK, as long as you didn't know it was against the rules*

    *only applies if you're important
     
  10. Blitz

    Blitz Active Member

    These kids were just trying to help their mothers!
     
  11. F8vortex

    F8vortex Member

    fantastic
     
  12. Mizzougrad96

    Mizzougrad96 Active Member

    Yeah, I thought the same thing. Another player who got screwed by the NCAA.
     
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