None of those boys look like they are juicing. Just normally developed 19-21 year olds.
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White_Rabbit
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SI should do a compare and contrast on the cars of players on the top 5 teams and the top 5 worst teams. I'm betting we see a lot more Honda Civics on the bottom 5 teams.
Yeah. But they are sure trying to be Number 1.
I hear the car was rented for him by a faculty member, so it's legit. Let's be fair...he couldn't rent it himself, because he didn't even have a license, Lisa.
fify
Sammy's, a strip club, in the background is hilarious.
SECOBuffsFan
Active Member
Lots of guilty photos there...so NCAA will do nothing about it of course. Its business as usual in the SEC.
somebody
Well-Known Member
Love the conclusion reached by the writer of this article:
The situation could be a violation of NCAA Bylaw 16.11.2.2, which states that “an institutional employee or representative of the institution's athletics interests may not provide a student-athlete with extra benefits or services, including, but not limited to ... a loan of money.”
Apparently, words don't have real meaning.
The situation could be a violation of NCAA Bylaw 16.11.2.2, which states that “an institutional employee or representative of the institution's athletics interests may not provide a student-athlete with extra benefits or services, including, but not limited to ... a loan of money.”
Apparently, words don't have real meaning.
One the meaning of "literal" was literally changed, it became a slippery slope.
Well, let's give those good ol' boys at Bama a break. After all, they did self report this violation. They're being harder on themselves than the NCAA ever could be. There's nothing to see behind the curtain here.
I hope every single Oregon fan who gave Alabama a load of **** for the money loan scandal is prepared to stick to their principles and insist on the same punishments for Oregon following Seastrunk/Willie Lyles payments.
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I agree. but, I remember some range rovers and bmw's sitting in our lot recently...
GoDucks349
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Orr, when you start forging quotes, you've lost all credibility, your soul and any right to be respected at any level. Given you're modification of Denver_sc's quote I have to believe you don't know what you are talking about when you say you are on the board of directors for a "fair trade" group as well. Obviously truth is not important to you.
I feel sorry for you.
Hah. the duck thinks Orr had a soul to lose.
Wait. Did this just happen? Do you really not understand how these things work?
I guess I can try to explain.
You see, I found it interesting that shortly after Oregon got a pass from the NCAA for transgressions that were made very public, that a fan of said school would be pointing a finger at another institution for a seemingly minor violation.
So I wondered to myself how I could articulate that seeming hypocrisy in interwebz parlance.
So I juxtaposed the language in the quote, to make my point, and followed it with a FIFY, to make it clear to everyone that I had, in fact, modified the quote to make a point.
Sorry you found that to be such a violation of my trust. I'm glad you hold such a high moral code for yourself and for collegiate athletics.
But I find your faux self-righteousness delicious. Seriously, what's wrong with you?
I'm impressed you had any to lose in the first place.
oh, and hey duck fan: I (and others) would normally be piling on you in support of Orr. Fortunately for us, you've already proven yourself to be such a ****ing idiot that it is obvious he needs no help reducing you to the quivering sodden piece of pink nike glitter jersey chaser that you really are.
Question for the Allbuffs board in general: Obviously we haven't seen fans more self-righteous than those representing Baylor and nebraska; nor have we witnessed fans more bland than the Illini fans that introduced themselves last year during the NCAA tournament.
Obviously our sampling of Oregon fans is limited here (though I know quite a few, and mostly I don't dislike them), but have we had guests that were a more perfect blend of passive aggression, self-righteousness and humorlessness than our few visiting ducks who aren't from Canada?
It's creeping me out.
Obviously our sampling of Oregon fans is limited here (though I know quite a few, and mostly I don't dislike them), but have we had guests that were a more perfect blend of passive aggression, self-righteousness and humorlessness than our few visiting ducks who aren't from Canada?
It's creeping me out.
Yes, but that detail misses the larger effort of strategic messaging.
GoBuffs08
Well-Known Member
I didn't know Orr is a ginger
To my way of thinking, it is figurative. I'm not giving in.
well, you have to remember their demographics. they sucked nearly forever in all major sports. so their innerwebz fans are all under the age of about 26. their older alums generally fall into 2 categories: 1. dope-smoking native oregonians who work in public interest jobs or for the government or 2. california kids who couldn't get into a uc school and who for years after graduation rooted for ucla or cal because uo sucked and they hated usc.
the new generation of uo fans pretty much thinks they invented football and that their shameless self promotion isn't gauche or noveau riche, but endearing. and, they have the attention spans of amoeba and their knowledge of their own or any other football history extends back about 10 years. or less.
they are basically like k-state fans, except with higher IQs and more disposable income.