Gov. Bevin will remove him.

 

:lol2:

I think I'm more disappointed in Army. Army has a code of ethics. They received information twice according to ACC.

Louisville and Virginia Tech fined 25 Gs by the ACC. Apparently that was a maximum fine.

Louisville and Virginia Tech fined 25 Gs by the ACC. Apparently that was a maximum fine.

 

That'll teach them! :lol2:

This is becoming hilarious. Seriously, it's hilarious. Why do schools even bother following the rules that the NCAA put in place?

 

I'm not salty over the outcome of this, but it's a serious question. Why not just bring in a strip club for recruiting purposes, set up a few fake classes for athletes that don't really want to go to school, and borrow a few playbooks for the games you play. The NCAA seems to be okay with it. As long as your not Southwestern New Mexico State.

If you had 10 games on your schedule that you felt you needed the other team's playbook/game plan and all you're going to have to pay is 25k a game?!

 

No brainier! You could fire your def coordinator or another asst and save the 250k.

If you had 10 games on your schedule that you felt you needed the other team's playbook/game plan and all you're going to have to pay is 25k a game?!

 

No brainier! You could fire your def coordinator or another asst and save the 250k.

 

 

No doubt! The SEC fined Kentucky $25k in 2014 because their fans stormed the field after a win. To my knowledge they didn't even cheat to win that game, but still got the same punishment as UL.

We got a playbook in the mail one time. I was at Mason County and we were receiving the Russell playbook! We sent it back....didn't even copy it first.

 

http://www.afmservers.com/share/?p=3929

We got a playbook in the mail one time. I was at Mason County and we were receiving the Russell playbook! We sent it back....didn't even copy it first.

 

http://www.afmservers.com/share/?p=3929

 

We believe you (wink wink)

We believe you (wink wink)

 

That is funny! LOL