Who has a legacy out west that could be ruined?
That's why this is so confounding...Who has a legacy out west?
So the Miracle of the Meadowlands was a fix after all!Herm Edwards was a member of the waverunner betting syndicate out of Asia for many years and was funneled inside information from many current PAC-10 coaches.
If it is, what's the balance of power change?So, athletic story was just a piece of it.
So the legacy is Herm?
So hard to tell with so few games last year but I certainly think Utah is relevant...not so sure about Colorado but probably making some inroads too but nothing elseWhen he said balance of power and legacies, was worried about my future on my boy kedon
Cause right now its usc and oregon, as the fringiest fringe of being relevant. Everyone else is still not close
This scandal doesn't sound like Herm at all. I'll be seeing him in a couple weeks in Lake Tahoe. The guy is as straight laced as they come.I'm not sure Herm knows how to email someone
He never raped a woman but he is about to rape college footballSupreme Court unanimously rules against NCAA in athlete compensation case
All nine justices ruled against the NCAA, opening the door for schools to provide education-based benefits for athletes.sports.yahoo.com
In Kavanaugh's concurring opinion sits the poison dart that will kill the NCAA's golden goose:
"Nowhere else in America can businesses get away with agreeing to not pay their workers a fair market rate on their theory that their product is defined by not paying their workers a fair market rate. The NCAA is not above the law."
"NCAA couches its arguments for not paying student athletes in innocuous labels. But the labels cannot disguise the reality: The NCAA’s business model would be flatly illegal in almost any other industry in America."
I'm somewhat of a homer but also a realist. This years Utah team could be very good. If Ty Jordan hadn't died I'd already be calling my shot on them winning the pac12. They brought in RB transfers from OU and LSU but I don't think either is as dynamic as Jordan was. Also, by all accounts the change of scenery has been great for Charlie Brewer.So hard to tell with so few games last year but I certainly think Utah is relevant...not so sure about Colorado but probably making some inroads too but nothing else
Sucks for Daniels because he was primed for a great season
Haha just saw thisI'm somewhat of a homer but also a realist. This years Utah team could be very good. If Ty Jordan hadn't died I'd already be calling my shot on them winning the pac12. They brought in RB transfers from OU and LSU but I don't think either is as dynamic as Jordan was. Also, by all accounts the change of scenery has been great for Charlie Brewer.
To get back on track, I've always felt ASU was a slimy program. I think this is bigger than Herm but it still happened under his watch. Todd Graham probably started the majority of their shady practices. Lastly, ASU isn't very good at cheating......