The players that were suspended for were found to have sold awards, gifts and university apparel, plus receive improper benefits in 2009. Terrell Pryor is one of these players that the NCAA is allowing to play in the Sugar Bowl. We all know that Pryor is going to the NFL and will never serve a penalty. The other 4 are also Juniors.
Does anyone really believe that these guys did not do this again this year?
I was a bit confused on the NCAA ruling on Cam Newton and allowing him to play when he father has evidently admitted to some charges, but this one is even worse. How can they be allowed to play in the Bowl game?
I wonder if the NCAA asked Georgia if AJ Green would prefer to sit out next year?
Dez Bryant summed it up best, “I guess I should have got into a lot of trouble in college...maybe I would have gotten less punishment? lol,” Bryant (Dez_88) tweeted.
“I lied and then came back and told the truth....I didn't take no money, was not communicating with no agents at all.. NCAA is crazy”
Dez lost 10 games and his Junior for a simply not telling the truth about visiting with Deon Sanders. Wow.
Can someone find out if an Ohio State Graduate is a leading member of the NCAA decision making group.
J
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