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08-04-2006, 11:07 AM
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The amazing thing here is that so many sports commentators blame the university...I think that certainly there is a lot of this stuff that goes on and certainly colleges will often look the other way but bottom line...this kid knew right from wrong and was willing to risk a promising career, perhaps tens of millions of dollars to cheat and get paid for work not done...it's on him! I do think the booster that gave him the job should be held accountable also...the only way to stop this stuff is to enforce the rules!
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08-04-2006, 03:00 PM
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I just have a hard time with any head coach not knowing what his star QB is doing.. My prediction was that when oil went over $65 per barrel, OU would be going on probation...the boosters just can't help themselves. I'm from Oklahoma, so this is not just the usual OU bashing.
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