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Manti Te’o’s Dead Girlfriend, is a hoax?

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Where are Bluegrasscard and One of the Tribe when you need them? They could sort this whole thing out for us.

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The Florence Freedom bobblehead story made ESPN cover page, at least for the moment. Someone in marketing hit a homerun.

I agree 100%! One of three things happened:

1) He made up the story to help him win the Heisman.

2) He make up the story to hide something.

3) Both 1 and 2.

 

Until he comes clean and there is proof he is now telling the truth, then the only explaination is one of the three above.

 

Creator of the show "Catfish" says, there are some unsettling information about the case that makes him believe that Teo knew of the hoax.

 

Teammate of Manti Te'o says player played up girlfriend angle - ESPN

 

Creator of the show "Catfish" says, there are some unsettling information about the case that makes him believe that Teo knew of the hoax.

 

Teammate of Manti Te'o says player played up girlfriend angle - ESPN

 

Ill admit I skimmed that article but this is what I saw the catfish creator said...

 

"While acknowledging there are unanswered questions in Teo's narrative, Schulman said this isn't the most elaborate "Catfish" hoax he's seen -- and Schulman is inclined to believe Teo's version of events. Schulman is investigating the Te'o case and is in touch with the woman whose pictures were used in Kekua's Twitter account."

^ The way this story has died down in the last 24-36 hours, he might not.

He's going to have to face the music at some point. Even if he disappears until the combine he'll have to face the music. He can run a 4.1 forty time and bench press 225lbs-75 times and his first question will be about Akuna Matada. He needs to go ahead and talk now and move on.

He's going to have to face the music at some point. Even if he disappears until the combine he'll have to face the music. He can run a 4.1 forty time and bench press 225lbs-75 times and his first question will be about Akuna Matada. He needs to go ahead and talk now and move on.

 

.. what a wonderful phrase! (In my best singing voice as possible :lol:)

He needs to go ahead and talk now and move on.

 

Gregg Doyel is pounding the "silence is an indictment" drum this morning on Twitter. He, and you, are right.

Polian, the son, spoke on ESPN radio yesterday and said that he didn't believe that Te'o owed anything to the public to aid NFL organizations in analyzing him. He stated that he better be very honest with potential future employers, though.

The Florence Freedom bobblehead story made ESPN cover page, at least for the moment. Someone in marketing hit a homerun.

 

It also got mentioned on Sportscenter this morning.

Polian' date=' the son, spoke on ESPN radio yesterday and said that he didn't believe that Te'o owed anything to the public to aid NFL organizations in analyzing him. He stated that he better be very honest with potential future employers, though.[/quote']

 

I actually feel like he does owe the public an explanation. He used this freakin sob story all year and fooled a lot of people.

Polian, the son, spoke on ESPN radio yesterday and said that he didn't believe that Te'o owed anything to the public to aid NFL organizations in analyzing him. He stated that he better be very honest with potential future employers, though.

 

'm sorry, if anyone thinks Te'o had nothing to do with this is crazy!!

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