The U could be in trouble again

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ncaaf--hurricanes-coach-al-golden-s-staff-used-booster-s-associate-in-potential-recruiting-violations.html

Accused of using a booster who was connected to Nevin Shapiro.

From the article:

 

Has the U got in trouble again yet for the last time it was in trouble again, like six months ago?

 

I think you mean "still."

 

Don't take your ho the seventh flo, that's all I know.

 

I know the NCAA is very leery of administering the death penalty, especially with a program with the kind of stature Miami has. But isn't it kind of warranted here? The rap sheet on the football program over the years is longer than most.

 

Yeah, the U would have been much better off if the coaching staff started fucking kids rather than have some boosters slipping money to the players...

Your point is a fair one, but I kind of don't want to hear "death penalty" mentioned again unless they do it to Penn State.

Miami could get sanctions similar to what happened at USC and I'd be more than satisfied.

Again, great work by Yahoo! I didn't click the link, but I'm assuming Charles Robinson is kicking some ass again...

 

Am I the only one that thinks this entire Miami investigation is dragging out FOREVER?? There were some self-imposed sanctions (suspensions) at the start of LAST season.

 

Al Golden is a good guy. Turned Temple's program completely around. I'm saddened to hear about this.

 

This is pretty normal for an NCAA investigation.

 

Unless, of course, it's Penn State.... in which case we get a decision overnight.

 

They should have called Mike Leach

 

Yeah, Sandusky was just convicted yesterday...