Show me someone who does like rats other than the beneficiaries of their slimy tactics.
Great complete non-response.
Just rans across an amazing fact, from last year, probably among the first COA-------
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Great complete non-response.
So a guy breaks into your house. Takes something. You call the police.
You're a rat?
I'm sorry you are mad you were caught breaking rules
That's cute, but an actual apt metaphor would be more along the lines of "A notorious bank robber has his home broken into by a small town crook and has the gall to complain to the police about it." In short, no honor amongst thieves.
My first post shows major infractions - Tennessee with 4, Kentucky with 6
How does that work into your metaphor?
You're going to likely have a hard time using 25 year old material to show a culture. Two in the last decade are going to be much more compelling evidence.
Yes. Just like your argument that 6 infractions, all over 15 years old, show a culture.
What facts? All I saw was numbers that you could have randomly made up, no link or anything. I asked when those infractions were committed and you couldn't or wouldn't answer. The NCAA was in Knoxiville since they were in Athens, Fulmer got a pardon for turning Bama in a few years back when boosters were funding ATM cards and paying insurance premiums. So when were UGA's major violations is all I asked and you can't or won't answer. So, instead of calling me names, how about answering my question or stfu.
Once again, when and what are the 7 major infractions, if its fact you should be able to show them,
Fans of teams leading league in infractions ought to sit this one out
Here was an article a few years back. My numbers came from an updated thread on 247 earlier this year.
You are welcome to google database of NCAA major infractions and corrct me.
You are now tied at 7 with auburn. League leading congrats grump granny
Are you saying Georgia doesn't have 7?
Just think how gratifying it will be for you to use NCAA.org and prove that you don't have more major infractions than Tennessee, Kentucky, or Alabama.
Go ahead granny...dig in
I'm gonna leave this right here.
http://deadspin.com/5422400/tennessees-hostess-program-catches-recruits-and-ncaas-eyes-updated
http://deadspin.com/5422400/tennessees-hostess-program-catches-recruits-and-ncaas-eyes-updated
Fans of teams leading league in infractions ought to sit this one out
Here was an article a few years back. My numbers came from an updated thread on 247 earlier this year.
You are welcome to google database of NCAA major infractions and corrct me.
You are now tied at 7 with auburn. League leading congrats grump granny
looks like a 6 to me. and once again there is no date so you haven't proven anything and only half answered the question it didn't back up your "facts". Will Butch's seat get hot if he doesn't win the East this year, its back to fighting for top half again in 17. Word is if he has a good season he bolts to the NFL, so either way it goes Vols are starting over in 17.
And who could forget about this one?
http://www.ncaa.com/news/basketball-men/article/2011-08-24/pearl-handed-three-year-show-cause
http://www.ncaa.com/news/basketball-men/article/2011-08-24/pearl-handed-three-year-show-cause
As much as you want to granny, Lets not change the subject
At you incapable of finding it or did you find it and can't say it?
Type Georgia and major infractions in boxes
Sorry your school tops the list with auburn
Ick
https://web3.ncaa.org/lsdbi/
Now grumpy....jauk
What we know from this thread
1. COA at Tennessee was published way before an athletic allowance was established. I wouldn't put it past you to think we did this years before in some wild tinfoil theory
2. Both universities - Kentucky (6) and georgia (7...wow) have more ncaa major violations than Tennessee (4)
What we know from this thread
1. COA at Tennessee was published way before an athletic allowance was established. I wouldn't put it past you to think we did this years before in some wild tinfoil theory
2. Both universities - Kentucky (6) and georgia (7...wow) have more ncaa major violations than Tennessee (4)
This one is definitely a keeper. Wow TU football is really crooked.
https://www.insidehighered.com/news...olleges-violated-major-ncaa-rules-last-decade
https://www.insidehighered.com/news...olleges-violated-major-ncaa-rules-last-decade
So if we at really crooked with 4 major violations, what would you call someone with 6?
Only two people i have heard say TU are you and jauk
That ought to be sobering
On the rest... Reagan said - facts are stubborn things. I've given those to you
What happened to the kid who kicked the crap out of a cop in Knoxville. I heard the cop was fired for throwing his face in front of the kid's foot, ain't that how it flows in Knoxville?
And I am sorry that it doesn't bother TU fans that the way you keep your arrests down is by letting EIGHT thugs kick TWO different people into the hospital while down in separate incidents without even getting a parking ticket.
How about Hart saying that athletes are treated the same as all the other students at TU when he had to know about that, I wonder why he resigned. How about your drug policy of allowing FIVE mj offenses before taking action, don't know if that is still true, but when are your stats from. UK and Georgia had TWO as their limit at that time.
How about your QB vandalizing the car, but no charges filed because he paid for the damages, isn't that an admission of guilt? Didn't the film pretty well document that Jantzen was acting as the lookout in the convenience store heist, but then he was a five star------later kicked out for drugs AFTER being sent home for a semester to dry out, now serving time for a horrendous murder I believe. How about the woman's car being vandalized when she stepped up and testified about the other woman's car being vandalized?
How about buying off the rape victims in order to avoid all the bad publicity, money well spent, but how did they justify spending the public money? Meanwhile UK kicks out a very good prospect in a he say she say case where the grand jury refused to indict.
How about your "orange pride" that was out recruiting for decades, (finally disbanded by the NCAA) shouldn't some of them have been indicted for contributing to the delinquency of a minor------although they probably didn't teach most of them anything new-----although the 22 year old leader probably taught Brown a few things when he requested AND WAS GIVEN PERMISSION not to have to be bothered with the coaches on his weekend visit, how old was he at the time, probably around 18. Of course he did have the good sense to leave after saying "he didn't fit in with the other players"------his way of saying he wasn't a thug, I guess.
Look, if your police AND fans can get away with NOTHING happening to the eight thugs travesty of justice in the WELL publicized and documented worst case of thuggery EVER what makes you think they couldn't cover up almost anything?
What a jerk, coming on here to BRAG about your sorry football schools arrest record.
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I had read that TU calculated their in state student's travel expenses to the farthest shore of the Mississippi that they could find in state. Also Bama's out of state students travel expenses were calculated at over $3,100, very close to UK's total COA at about $3 400, I believe.
Lots of creativity involved in these numbers, I believe. What scares me about Transfer U's numbers is there might be a mass migration of Louisville citizens to Lexington since they could commute to work from Lexington and still finish ahead of the game. Plus they would have a better city to live in. LOL.
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Weren't there more problems while he was there than before, I know the eight thugs that he couldn't decide who did it so no one got significant punishment was one. But the real shame there falls on the KPD and DA, not one charge about kicking TWO men in the head while down was filed. Then of course the OIC "forgot" to pick up the surveillance film until the next morning, when they mysteriously turned up defective. What a joke.
Yes, that is your oft repeated rant.
From your op though....Can we agree
The COA was established long before athletes were paid so absolutely no cheating there
Kentucky (6) has more NCAA major infractions than Tennessee (4)