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Now that Tebow is gone....

by snoscythe · 2/12/2010

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ProV1
Good, that annoyed me. Although, I was always hoping one of our guys would do a 1 Ne. 3:7 or Moses 1:39 or something.
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Florwood
That's good, ProV1. Although any verse that begins with "and it came to pass" would work.
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Cougy_Monster
Unless a player is being paid for an Adidas logo on his face I see no reason why the NCAA needs to exercise this kind of authority over players. What's the point?



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Schmoe
Cougy_Monster wrote:
Unless a player is being paid for an Adidas logo on his face I see no reason why the NCAA needs to exercise this kind of authority over players. What's the point?



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To show just how much they can throw their weight around because they have to compensate for their tiny manhoods (as evidenced by the fact that they will not form a playoff and get rid of the BcS).
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gmj81
Ridiculous. First of all that they feel the need to do it at all but secondly that they would only do it after Tebow is gone. Obviously they've been contemplating this for awhile but didn't want to do it while their biggest star was still on getting them lots of headlines. It's really pathetic how money is driving everything the NCAA does. They really are a pathetic excuse for an athletic organization that only does the right thing when it's good for their pocket book.
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Cougy_Monster
gmj81 wrote:
Ridiculous. First of all that they feel the need to do it at all but secondly that they would only do it after Tebow is gone. Obviously they've been contemplating this for awhile but didn't want to do it while their biggest star was still on getting them lots of headlines. It's really pathetic how money is driving everything the NCAA does. They really are a pathetic excuse for an athletic organization that only does the right thing when it's good for their pocket book.


if you only do the right thing when it's good for your pocket book I question whether it's the right thing



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Schmoe
Cougy_Monster wrote:
Ridiculous. First of all that they feel the need to do it at all but secondly that they would only do it after Tebow is gone. Obviously they've been contemplating this for awhile but didn't want to do it while their biggest star was still on getting them lots of headlines. It's really pathetic how money is driving everything the NCAA does. They really are a pathetic excuse for an athletic organization that only does the right thing when it's good for their pocket book.


if you only do the right thing when it's good for your pocket book I question whether it's the right thing



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It can still be the right thing, but if you're doing it for the wrong reasons then you may as well not be doing it in the first place, it counts for nothing.
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Iceman
For the :utard: game, maybe our guys could have "Max was right!" and "Magic happens!"

Or: "Still open!
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GolfDiveNCougs
"Taunting and prolonged individual acts have no place in our game, and our officials have generally handled these rules well," said former Oregon coach Mike Bellotti, the committee chair. "This is just another step in maintaining our game's image and reflecting the ideals of the NCAA overall."



Slightly unrelated, but shouldn't anything this organization does automatically be suspect when Slime-ball Bellotti is the committee chair? Does anyone else find it laughable that HE'S the appointed face of NCAA Football's sportsmanship ideals???

:skeptic:
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Mars
GolfDiveNCougs wrote:
"Taunting and prolonged individual acts have no place in our game, and our officials have generally handled these rules well," said former Oregon coach Mike Bellotti, the committee chair. "This is just another step in maintaining our game's image and reflecting the ideals of the NCAA overall."

"We just want to make sure that athletes represent their university with class", Bellotti continued. "Especially athletes at those universities who couldn't even go .500 in one of the power conferences."



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bigbluepuma
GolfDiveNCougs wrote:
"Taunting and prolonged individual acts have no place in our game, and our officials have generally handled these rules well," said former Oregon coach Mike Bellotti, the committee chair. "This is just another step in maintaining our game's image and reflecting the ideals of the NCAA overall."



Slightly unrelated, but shouldn't anything this organization does automatically be suspect when Slime-ball Bellotti is the committee chair? Does anyone else find it laughable that HE'S the appointed face of NCAA Football's sportsmanship ideals???

:skeptic:


My thoughts exactly. Something about a pot and a kettle comes to mind. :roll: :lol:
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Cougy_Monster
bigbluepuma wrote:

My thoughts exactly. Something about a pot and a kettle comes to mind. :roll: :lol:


If Bellotti smokes pot and eats kettle corn then he definitely shouldn't be in charge of a sportsmanship committee.



Stupid carny.
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Ddawg
Cougy_Monster wrote:
Unless a player is being paid for an Adidas logo on his face I see no reason why the NCAA needs to exercise this kind of authority over players. What's the point?



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Agreed. So what if someone wants to say "Hi Mom" - or - "Help, send money - fast!" LOL!!!!

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Schmoe
Cougy_Monster wrote:

My thoughts exactly. Something about a pot and a kettle comes to mind. :roll: :lol:


If Bellotti smokes pot and eats kettle corn...


IF??
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Ddawg
Schmoe wrote:
bigbluepuma wrote:

My thoughts exactly. Something about a pot and a kettle comes to mind. :roll: :lol:


If Bellotti smokes pot and eats kettle corn...


IF??


It's what they do in Oregon. Smoke pot & hug trees. Eating the kettle corn is a new one. I like kettle corn though. I even like the State of Oregon. I just don't like the Oregon Duck's. Can't quite put my finger on it.

:angry: ;) :crazy:
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