Bama scout board is blowing up
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He may have much better information than mine, but I think I read that the Feds have to give defense counsel information or disclosure about what evidence (read: wiretaps and what those wiretaps provided) will be used against them in the upcoming trial the first week of April.
Surely some of the information will hit the streets....and it doesn't look good at all for the Board of Directors for Auburn. Truly neck-deep serious horse ****. April will be a month to remember.
Surely some of the information will hit the streets....and it doesn't look good at all for the Board of Directors for Auburn. Truly neck-deep serious horse ****. April will be a month to remember.
http://leatherhelmetblog....deon-end-times-near.html
There is no credibility to this blog. It appears to be someone trying to stir the pot on a topic that has been quiet for some time...
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There is no credibility to this blog. It appears to be someone trying to stir the pot on a topic that has been quiet for some time...
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The UGA blog Sports and Grits takes a day off from "cold-blooded sausage making" in Georgia to provide insight into the imbroglio inAlabama:</p>
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Colonial Bank based in Birmingham, AL failed in August of 2009. The
chairman of Colonial was Bobby Lowder who is also on the Auburn board
of trustees. It is widely held that Lowder is the puppet master of
Auburn's BOT and is the man who had Bill Muse removed as AD. Lowder is
also the man who interviewed Bobby Petrino while T-Tubs was still under
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In 2009 the FDIC seized Colonial and sold its assets to BB&T, and
began an investigation into all of Colonial's operations. It is
believed that in the course of this investigation the FBI has found
overwhelming proof of Auburn supplying the parents of football players
with loans of which they were not required to pay back. It was also
learned that Colonial bank had set up special accounts that were linked
to ATM cards that were then issued to Auburn players giving them access
to funds provided by boosters.</p>
It is expected that in the next few weeks the Justice Department
will had down indictments on Lowder and a number of Colonial executives
over the TARP fraud. Now here is Auburn's problem. If the indictment
specifies about the loans and the ATM linked accounts the NCAA will
have no choice but to launch a full scale investigation. These
actions, if true, dwarf the Alabama scandal of the 2000's that left
Bama one vote shy of the Death Penalty.</p>
If true Auburn will test the alleged "SMU Rule" that no other program
would ever get the DP. Mike Slive is bracing for this and has
apparently informed Auburn that the Conference can do nothing to help.
This makes us wonder if Slive and the SEC offices have been tipped off
that the pay for play scandal will be named in the indictments. Behind
the scenes on all of this it would appear that Slive has been in
negotiations with the NCAA to hand down a punishment that would leave
the Auburn National title in tact while stripping Newton of his Heisman.
The negotiations would also keep Auburn from the DP and in turn
prevent Slive from having to consider removing Auburn from the SEC.
This is especially important for Slive who is nearing the end of his
time as SEC commish and is looking to make one more big move to cement
his legacy as Commish and that move is expanding the conference to 16
teams. Slive has apparently been planning the move for a few years and
almost let the PAC-10 and Big-10 beat him to the punch. With the
current Texas Network mess going on in the Big-12 Slive is waiting to
pounce on A&M and maybe Oklahoma as well (however there is no
interest in Oklahoma St and if Oklahoma balks over that issue the SEC
will move on).</p>
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The wire taps were were released for the Scruggs case well before they pleaded. There was even a party that was not even part of the case that went down for vehicular manslaughter after the fact because a lawyer on the wire explainedhow he got evidence thrown out. This person's name was not mentioned but someone connected the dots and the guy pleaded guilty after it was handed over to the DA.
so far nobody has accurately hit a timeline on the AU crap. There's tons of speculation on these fed indictments having something to do with AU football recruiting, but that's all it is - speculation. Assuming these indictments have come down and that arrest warrants are served, there's no guarantee that the allegations are connected to AU football recruiting or scam or dyer or the Arkansas pimps or trooper or chet or any of the other well known AU garbage. It's possible that these indictments, if they have come down, relate to the gambling probe only and it is only coincidental that some of the targets are also AU supporters or boosters. Still too early to write the epitaph of AU football.
Colonial was based in Montgomery and Bill Muse was the President of the University. Damn, whoever wrote it has no clue at all.pDigital32Dawg said:</a><a href="http://leatherhelmetblog.com/2011-articles/january/auburgeddeon-end-times-near.html">Auburgeddeon - End Times Near<div class="headline"><h1 class="title">
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Written by ecdawg </span>
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The UGA blog Sports and Grits takes a day off from "cold-blooded sausage making" in Georgia to provide insight into the imbroglio inAlabama:</p>
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<span style="font-weight: bold;">Colonial Bank based in Birmingham, AL</span> failed in August of 2009. The
chairman of Colonial was Bobby Lowder who is also on the Auburn board
of trustees. It is widely held that Lowder is the puppet master of
Auburn's BOT and is the man who had <span style="font-weight: bold;">Bill Muse removed as AD</span>. Lowder is
also the man who interviewed Bobby Petrino while T-Tubs was still under
contract.</p>
Because the story is about something I hope will happen, I think it's a legitimate source and should be believed and the author is brilliant. If he writes something badmouthing State, then he's an idiot.