Just read on NAFOOM:
Um, let's see...
1. Maybe you should go back and read the NOA. LL did claim he was paid. More than once. Identified the booster in a photo array. Identified the vehicles he and his associate drove. Where do you think that $15,600 figure came from? I'd like a link other than Godfrey that says LL was paid by MSU. I saw a link from the NCAA where they said they investigated it and couldn't verify the claim.
2. Proven by whom? Just because Yancy says it?
3. A booster provided free meals to student athletes. Gloss it over if you like, but it's a big no-no.
4. Businesses can also be considered boosters, or representatives of an athletic department's interests. And when players keep "loaner cars" for months, and then are allowed to trade them in for other "loaner cars" for months, it goes beyond the concept of a loaner car.
The facts are in short supply over there.
Please show me the part of the investigation where boosters play a role in the most critical of charges.
1. LL said he was never paid by an OM booster...he was by an MSU one
2. Rebel Rags have proven to be ******** charges
3. Funky's...oh ****, the got sugary drinks and crappy pizza
4. Loaner cars for two players which involved a business not a booster
What am i missing?
Um, let's see...
1. Maybe you should go back and read the NOA. LL did claim he was paid. More than once. Identified the booster in a photo array. Identified the vehicles he and his associate drove. Where do you think that $15,600 figure came from? I'd like a link other than Godfrey that says LL was paid by MSU. I saw a link from the NCAA where they said they investigated it and couldn't verify the claim.
2. Proven by whom? Just because Yancy says it?
3. A booster provided free meals to student athletes. Gloss it over if you like, but it's a big no-no.
4. Businesses can also be considered boosters, or representatives of an athletic department's interests. And when players keep "loaner cars" for months, and then are allowed to trade them in for other "loaner cars" for months, it goes beyond the concept of a loaner car.
The facts are in short supply over there.