Pannunzio and Soutland!!!
Renegade Miami football booster spells out illicit benefits to players - Investigations - Yahoo! Sports
hmmm....figures to get interesting... the story sure is..
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Pannunzio and Soutland!!!
Renegade Miami football booster spells out illicit benefits to players - Investigations - Yahoo! Sports
hmmm....figures to get interesting... the story sure is..
Yea all that when on at Miami, but I'm sure some how it will not look good for us DohQuote:
Originally Posted by FalconSmitty
They can be all in like the Barn and everyone just deny it. They should have had their parents do it for them like Cam did and there would be no issue. I am not sure what effect this will have on Bama, considering some of those coaches are now at Bama.
mmm,mmmm,mmm:rolleyes:RoflRoflRoflRofl
Two Bama Coaches Implicated in Miami NCAA Investigation - WTVM.com - News Leader 9, Columbus, GA
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - Two first-year Alabama assistants have been accused by a former Miami booster of steering recruits to him in a story published by Yahoo! Sports.
Yahoo! quoted Nevin Shapiro Tuesday as saying Jeff Stoutland was among coaches who brought prospects to his home or luxury suite for recruiting pitches. The story also said Joe Pannunzio was involved, citing unnamed sources.
Stoutland is the Crimson Tide's offensive line coach after holding that position at Miami from 2007-10. Pannunzio is director of football operations. He spent the previous five years as the Hurricanes' tight ends coach/special teams coordinator.
An Alabama spokesman declined comment.
there is smoke everywhere in the SEC... just glad the barn ain't burning right now..
Smitty, looks like smoke all over the whole college football landscape, they say where theres smoke theres fire. I sure hope that is not true for us SEC folks
Tim Dahlberg: NCAA has more to deal with than just Miami mess » Naples Daily Newsncaa has way more to fix than miami.. read the article in the link ....> even an abortion was paid for a players girlfriend..but what stands out for me is this >>""Much of it allegedly happened under the watch of former Miami athletic director Paul Dee, who would go on to — no, we’re not making this up — become chairman of the NCAA’s committee on infractions. It was from that position last year that Dee came down hard on the University of Southern California in the Reggie Bush case, saying then that “higher-profile players require higher-profile monitoring.”
It the allegations prove correct, that makes Dee either a hypocrite or someone who was stunningly unaware of what was taking place right under his nose. Either way, it doesn’t do much to inspire confidence in the enforcement efforts of the NCAA."""<<
I am just ready for the season to begin. I have sure missed college football. Even with all its corruption, it is fun to watch