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Is Cam Newton getting paid to play at Auburn?

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Thamel sent out this tweet shortly before 6:00 p.m.:

 

BREAKING NEWS: We have on-record confirmation the NCAA is investigating the recruitment of Cameron Newton.

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Former Mississippi State quarterback John Bond told ESPN.com that a teammate of Bond's at Mississippi State in the early 1980s contacted him soon after Newton's official visit to Mississippi State during the Ole Miss game in December, and said he was representing Newton.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5765214

 

Not surprisingly, the article is written by Pat Forde...

He couldn't come up with anything new to blame on Cal, so he moved on to something else? I'll believe this just as much as all his previous unfounded allegations.

For the sake of Forde and Thamel, I hope there is some truth to this article or their credibility is completely gone!

I think someone better pay him. He has work magic at Auburn.

He couldn't come up with anything new to blame on Cal, so he moved on to something else? I'll believe this just as much as all his previous unfounded allegations.

 

Oh give me a break, the independent investigators all but said the Bledsoe people were lying, and the articles that have came out this afternoon all over have several sources talking about an investigation and quoting people from Mississippi State who were competing hard with Auburn for Newton. Just because as a UK fan you don't like what Thamel said doesn't mean he's a terrible reporter, the guy is doing his job. But because he wrote a couple of articles about UK everything he writes must be completely untrue.

Oh give me a break, the independent investigators all but said the Bledsoe people were lying, and the articles that have came out this afternoon all over have several sources talking about an investigation and quoting people from Mississippi State who were competing hard with Auburn for Newton. Just because as a UK fan you don't like what Thamel said doesn't mean he's a terrible reporter, the guy is doing his job. But because he wrote a couple of articles about UK everything he writes must be completely untrue.

 

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Oh give me a break, the independent investigators all but said the Bledsoe people were lying, and the articles that have came out this afternoon all over have several sources talking about an investigation and quoting people from Mississippi State who were competing hard with Auburn for Newton. Just because as a UK fan you don't like what Thamel said doesn't mean he's a terrible reporter, the guy is doing his job. But because he wrote a couple of articles about UK everything he writes must be completely untrue.

 

Except for the fact that numerous "facts" in his articles about UK were found to be inaccurate....Yeah, he's such a good reporter. He doesn't fact check. He just writes what he hears.

Except for the fact that numerous "facts" in his articles about UK were found to be inaccurate....Yeah, he's such a good reporter. He doesn't fact check. He just writes what he hears.

 

Which ones were innacurate? A lot of them have been debated by UK fans but I haven't seen anything about them that makes them completely false. I mean the NCAA did investigate about Bledsoe more likely than not there was some cheating by the high school principal and coach there. Kanter did play for a pro team and he did talk to the head of the organization and found out what he reported. I would call that fact checking, you want answers go to the source, he wanted stuff on Kanter so he went to the teams GM.

Which ones were innacurate? A lot of them have been debated by UK fans but I haven't seen anything about them that makes them completely false. I mean the NCAA did investigate about Bledsoe more likely than not there was some cheating by the high school principal and coach there. Kanter did play for a pro team and he did talk to the head of the organization and found out what he reported. I would call that fact checking, you want answers go to the source, he wanted stuff on Kanter so he went to the teams GM.

 

The one about the revenue generated by the Turkish team for starters....Is Thamel really so stupid that he didn't think the numbers were inflated when the GM told him the amount they bring in is more than the Lakers? Or the one where he took a quote from Enes' father about his younger son, and attributed to Enes, trying to make him look bad?

Go to another thread if you want to discuss Bledsoe or Enes.

To answer the question in the thread title; yes, him and the rest of D1 football players.

SI is also reporting that the church his father preaches at was about to be condemned as unsafe then a large influx of cash allowed them to completely remodel and upgrade the church, no word on where the cash came from.

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This from Auburnsports.com

 

I've spoken to two very trusted sources on the situation, and both said the following are facts:

 

* Florida coach Urban Meyer, Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen and former Mississippi State quarterback John Bond had a telephone conversation recently to discuss the allegations.

 

* Meyer had an interest in this story getting out and encouraged Bond to do so.

 

* Mullen told the two he thought they should move on, let it go, regardless of what was being alleged. Meyer said no, that it needed to get out to the media.

 

* Kenny Rogers, who is alleged to have sought money, is a desperate individual that was trying to get Cam Newton to go to Mississippi State. Rogers has a checkered past that includes an ongoing investigation by the NFL.

 

 

 

1. "Its right there for the world to see. All you have to do is Google Bishop Cecil

Newton. One of the first links is about his church, Holy Zion Center of

Deliverance in Newnan, GA, was about to be condemned and then magically the good

Bishop shows up at the city council meeting with his contractor and promises

they have secured funds to make the necessary repairs to the church.

This had been a long battle for them and it seems right when the city got

 

serious about shutting them down was around the same time Cam was being

recruited out of Juco. Cam had already committed to us, but one day Coach Mullen

got a call telling him Cam was going to UT unless MSU would match the

$150,000.00 offer. Coach Mullen said he would not, and also informed the

caller

that he would be forwarding the information to the SEC, which he did. He cut

ties with Cam after that.

This is part of the NCAA's investigation into UT's program, and its also why the

NCAA has had investigators here in town. I don't know anything about what Auburn

paid, or even if they did. One friend of mine said once the stuff with the NCAA

 

started at UT (hostess stuff) UT balked on the offer and Cecil tried to get

Mullen to take Cam back, but

because he had already turned info in to the SEC he

could not do it so Cam went to Auburn. Another friend of mine has said the

church, a very small, poor church which has very little financial means, is

practically a new church and that Mr. Newton's

new delivery company is doing

very well hauling for a construction company that builds chain stores.

One thing is certain. There is a lot of smoke, and that normally means

fire."

 

Church suddenly has funds for repairs: Pastor says church can meet building code within 6 months

 

http://www.times-herald.com/Local/Pastor-says-church-can-meet-building-code-within-6-months-862469

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