I am not an expert on this and do not claim to be. However, I heard reported on tv that the rules state that if money is solicited by a family member then it makes the player ineligible. They said that no money has to swap hands and just the solicitation alone makes him ineligible. So if that is true then you are wrong. I myself think it is crazy, but. Actually this was probably one of the most fair officiated games I have ever watched. If any of you were listening to the game as well as watching the game, you would have heard the announcer say that that penalty would have been called on anyone. So his point was that it was not just called because of who it was. Also everyone can deny it if they want to but we all know without the simple mistakes Bama made, Auburn would have easily been beat, had more to do with Bamas mistakes than what Auburn did. The main thing is this and it is all that really matters. Auburn won and has bragging rights. That is the bottom line. Now from a Bama fan, go win this state another championship
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The SEC has already dropped the case, the NCAA had the case in Mid - January.
You cant suspend anyone for asking for money. They can only be suspended for accepting money. His family has turned over bank statements and the FBI hasn't taken anyone to jail yet. WAAAAAAAAAR EAGLE!!!!!!
Mr. Bama fan oh what short memory you have. Your players actually ACCEPTED GIFTS/BENEFITS/and FREEBIES and were CAUGHT BUT NOT PUNISHED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Oh did you forget????? MT. Cody and Julio went on a charter fisher trip with a guy who owns outdoors/tackle shops. We didnt make a fuss over it. You guys are the cheaters. Horrible officiated Iron Bowl gave yall 14 points on the 4th down unsportsmanlike penalty on Fairley to the 1st quarter P.I. by the goal. P.S. Saban said How Bout them Cowboys