It all comes down to doing the right thing. Some have moral character, others don't ,and there are some who would do the right thing but the mob of 100,000 scares them.

(11-21-2013 06:31 PM)NJRedMan Wrote:  

(11-21-2013 06:24 PM)bullet Wrote:  You can believe what you want, but at some schools the alumni and faculty wouldn't tolerate what was described in the article.

What you are asking for as proof is something that generally wouldn't be publically available. For legal reasons they don't explain why players got kicked off for "undisclosed violations of team rules." But the players have sometimes admitted what happened, like with the drug test issues at Georgia.

And clearly you already made your mind up about your own institution and many others. You clearly have blinders on to what actually transpires at these FB factories.

Well we give examples and you refuse to accept them. Seems like you have blinders to anything that doesn't agree with your preconceived notions. Maybe things are the way you describe at St. John's, but you don't understand every institution in the country.

You might look up Jan Kemp. Georgia isn't going to let that happen again. They've been there, done that. Learned their lesson.

(11-21-2013 11:36 PM)bullet Wrote:  You might look up Jan Kemp. Georgia isn't going to let that happen again. They've been there, done that. Learned their lesson.

Oh I know about Jan Kemp, but her accusations were not more than UGA giving passing grades to athletes who did not deserve it in a remedial English class. That is nothing compared to what is in the article I posted.

(11-22-2013 12:37 AM)Lurker Above Wrote:  

(11-21-2013 11:36 PM)bullet Wrote:  You might look up Jan Kemp. Georgia isn't going to let that happen again. They've been there, done that. Learned their lesson.

Oh I know about Jan Kemp, but her accusations were not more than UGA giving passing grades to athletes who did not deserve it in a remedial English class. That is nothing compared to what is in the article I posted.

And she was retaliated against. They lost a lawsuit. Like I said, they learned their lesson.

BYU has a pretty long track record of keeping athletes to the honor code. So does Notre Dame and the service academies.

Go Cougs!!!!!