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Troy Smith...and the Heisman...

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I don't think its a joke. First, as pointed out earlier, there are several instances of this type of thing happening and it affecting the Heisman race. Second, its not like this is a new thing for the people at Ohio State University. It's a valid point. All that being said, I don't know of anyone who deserves the Heisman more than Troy Smith, and I think he'll get it. That's why more than just a guy from Tulsa vote on the thing! :thumb:

It is a joke when you bring the subject up 2 years after the fact. As someone stated earlier the NCAA investigated the matter, made their decision and Smith was cleared to play, had a great season and is more than deserving of the award.

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Give him the trophy. If for nothing more, he perfected his hand shake... :fire:

No one will give him the trophy, he earned it.

Why would integrity all of the sudden matter?

Why would integrity all of the sudden matter?

It only matters to a select few now because it deals with OSU. They have had problems in the past without a doubt, and so has every other program in the country.

The only way I might have a problem with it is if it happened in the same season as the Heisman one. Troy seems to have grown up a lot and absolutely deserves this award.

It only matters to a select few now because it deals with OSU. They have had problems in the past without a doubt, and so has every other program in the country.

 

Don't get me wrong, I understand that a lot of schools commit violations. However, if the kid is still playing he's still eligible for all awards...IMO.

 

If you have a problem with O$U and their "rep", then send a message.

The only way I might have a problem with it is if it happened in the same season as the Heisman one. Troy seems to have grown up a lot and absolutely deserves this award.

Absolutely!!:thumb:

Don't get me wrong, I understand that a lot of schools commit violations. However, if the kid is still playing he's still eligible for all awards...IMO.

 

If you have a problem with O$U and their "rep", then send a message.

You got me wrong!!! I support OSU and do so without the silly $ sign that seems to be so popular. I stated that he should win, he has done nothing to say otherwise. I have some inside interest in the program so I don't appreciate it when someone bad mouth's the program without recent merit to do so. Like I stated before, if it was any other school we would not be having this discussion. I think you and I both know why the thread was started, and it worked.:argue:

You got me wrong!!! I support OSU and do so without the silly $ sign that seems to be so popular. I stated that he should win, he has done nothing to say otherwise. I have some inside interest in the program so I don't appreciate it when someone bad mouth's the program without recent merit to do so. Like I stated before, if it was any other school we would not be having this discussion. I think you and I both know why the thread was started, and it worked.:argue:

 

I didn't mean you personally. I meant this "writer"...

I didn't mean you personally. I meant this "writer"...

:thumb: :thumb:

I think a point being missed here is that Troy Smith broke the big rule by taking money from a booster. This wasn't a family friend he'd known for years, this was a straight-up cash payment for a football player. It does in my opinion tarnish everything he'll ever do on the amatuer level.

 

This was a mistake made by a young man being influenced by big money. Every person posting on this subject, if put in the same position, would most likely react in the same manner. We all make mistakes in our younger years. Troy Smith has matured into a very responsible young man. I am very impressed w/ him during interviews. While I'm sure taking the money is something he regrets, I would suggest it was part of his growing up process. Just one of the many life experiences that help build character. When you learn and rebound from a situation like this, as Troy has, it only makes you a better overall person. For someone to suggest this situation warrants not voting for him for the Heisman is ridiculous and shows how much some people really hate The Ohio State University.

You got me wrong!!! I support OSU and do so without the silly $ sign that seems to be so popular. I stated that he should win, he has done nothing to say otherwise. I have some inside interest in the program so I don't appreciate it when someone bad mouth's the program without recent merit to do so. Like I stated before, if it was any other school we would not be having this discussion. I think you and I both know why the thread was started, and it worked.:argue:

:thumb: :thumb: and that $ sign is getting kind of old, looks like they could come up with something original but untill then I will still use "meat-chicken", "that schoo, up north" and "the Pete carroll Reality Co.".

:thumb: :thumb: and that $ sign is getting kind of old, looks like they could come up with something original but untill then I will still use "meat-chicken", "that schoo, up north" and "the Pete carroll Reality Co.".

I guess it all evens out.:thumb:

I guess it all evens out.:thumb:

:thumb: :laugh:

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