Well MSU doesn't really have any contact with him other than what's happened recently... and after all this is over with, I doubt anyone sees or hears much from him anymore
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Catholic priests rape little boys............Bullshit:mj07: :mj07: :mj07: Notre Dame..............:mj07: :mj07:
Don't you find it strange that Rogers knew exactly who to call? :sadwave:
Well for all of yall following this crazy mess, tomorrow is going to be a crazy day. Trust me.
Rogers....... :bigun:
Well for all of yall following this crazy mess, tomorrow is going to be a crazy day. Trust me.
Rogers....... :bigun:
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Corley, hey brother.........your program has done nothing wrong. We on the other hand will have some explaining to do later..... :toast:
Betone - There's a lot of question marks out there right now and it basically comes down to whether or not Cecil is telling the truth or comes clean...
Heard it from a unreliable source that what is in fact going on is that Cam Newton and Cecil Newton are involved with a sting operation, which was headed up by the FBI and with the involvement of the NCAA to catch agents/boosters trying to buy and sell players and Rogers was a small target in the investigation, the NCAA will use it to do something about agents paying players, and Rogers or maybe somebody up the chain will go down hard... Press conference sometime in the next week or so...
It will be the subject of a 40 for 40 on ESPN in 10 years and the TV ratings will sky rocket for Iron Bowl, SEC Championship and National Championship...Best ratings in 15 years, and a bunch of people in broadcasting will make an ass load of money....
He is unreliable though...:0corn
It will be the subject of a 40 for 40 on ESPN in 10 years and the TV ratings will sky rocket for Iron Bowl, SEC Championship and National Championship...Best ratings in 15 years, and a bunch of people in broadcasting will make an ass load of money....
He is unreliable though...:0corn
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is bryce brown still playing? didn't he solicit money during recruitment and end up playing for tennessee?
Cam Newton: Booster Voicemail Recording May Exist
Cam Newton: Booster Voicemail Recording May Exist
By younglefty
In the biggest story in college football today, there seems to be breaking news every few hours on the Cam Newton saga and the bizarre triangle between Starkville, MS, Auburn, AL, and Gainesville, FL. Now Sparty and Friends adds to the narrative. Sparty and Friends has learned that a Mississippi State booster is purportedly in possession of voicemails directly implicating the Newton family in a pay for play scheme, and that the booster in question is scheduled to meet with the NCAA. Why hasn?t this booster met with the NCAA yet? Apparently, said booster was out of the country last week, and it is not clear at this time whether they are back in the country yet. It is very possible (likely even) that the booster in question is one of the ?two sources? first mentioned in Joe Schad?s report, and since reiterated ad nauseum by every outlet reporting on this story.
Let?s now look at what this means. If this booster is actually in possession of incriminating voicemails originating from the Newton family, this is the end of the road for Cameron Newton at Auburn, and, by extension, Auburn?s quest for the national championship. This much is certain, and everyone can draw that conclusion on their own. One aspect that has gone largely ignored, however, is the fact that these voicemails represent improper contact between a booster and a recruit. Per NCAA rules, a booster is not allowed to contact a prospect in an attempt to recruit or encourage attendance at a certain school. This includes telephone contact, letters, emails, and faxes. These same restrictions for booster contact extend to families of recruits. If (and I must stress if) this Mississippi State booster is in possession of voicemails from the Newton family, then that, in and of itself, constitutes a NCAA recruiting violation for Mississippi State. Even if the booster (or anyone from the MSU program) refused to participate in a pay for play scheme, the contact itself is still impermissible.
Now that all of that is out of the way, let me say this. This new development does not directly implicate Auburn University in any pay for play scenario, and is certainly not a smoking gun. All this information tells us is that the Newton family was (purportedly) in contact with MSU boosters (which violates recruiting regulations), and that the Newton family (purportedly) solicited inducements in exchange for Cameron Newton?s attendance at Mississippi State University. Additionally, we now know that the NCAA is (purportedly) aware of these facts, and is actively seeking to speak with the booster in question.
In summation, this information does not bring this matter any closer to immediate resolution. This information does, however, serve to peel another layer off of the onion that is the Cameron Newton saga. If these purported voicemails are authentic, they will have a resonating effect not only for Cameron Newton and Auburn, but for Mississippi State as well.
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Cam Newton: Booster Voicemail Recording May Exist
By younglefty
In the biggest story in college football today, there seems to be breaking news every few hours on the Cam Newton saga and the bizarre triangle between Starkville, MS, Auburn, AL, and Gainesville, FL. Now Sparty and Friends adds to the narrative. Sparty and Friends has learned that a Mississippi State booster is purportedly in possession of voicemails directly implicating the Newton family in a pay for play scheme, and that the booster in question is scheduled to meet with the NCAA. Why hasn?t this booster met with the NCAA yet? Apparently, said booster was out of the country last week, and it is not clear at this time whether they are back in the country yet. It is very possible (likely even) that the booster in question is one of the ?two sources? first mentioned in Joe Schad?s report, and since reiterated ad nauseum by every outlet reporting on this story.
Let?s now look at what this means. If this booster is actually in possession of incriminating voicemails originating from the Newton family, this is the end of the road for Cameron Newton at Auburn, and, by extension, Auburn?s quest for the national championship. This much is certain, and everyone can draw that conclusion on their own. One aspect that has gone largely ignored, however, is the fact that these voicemails represent improper contact between a booster and a recruit. Per NCAA rules, a booster is not allowed to contact a prospect in an attempt to recruit or encourage attendance at a certain school. This includes telephone contact, letters, emails, and faxes. These same restrictions for booster contact extend to families of recruits. If (and I must stress if) this Mississippi State booster is in possession of voicemails from the Newton family, then that, in and of itself, constitutes a NCAA recruiting violation for Mississippi State. Even if the booster (or anyone from the MSU program) refused to participate in a pay for play scheme, the contact itself is still impermissible.
Now that all of that is out of the way, let me say this. This new development does not directly implicate Auburn University in any pay for play scenario, and is certainly not a smoking gun. All this information tells us is that the Newton family was (purportedly) in contact with MSU boosters (which violates recruiting regulations), and that the Newton family (purportedly) solicited inducements in exchange for Cameron Newton?s attendance at Mississippi State University. Additionally, we now know that the NCAA is (purportedly) aware of these facts, and is actively seeking to speak with the booster in question.
In summation, this information does not bring this matter any closer to immediate resolution. This information does, however, serve to peel another layer off of the onion that is the Cameron Newton saga. If these purported voicemails are authentic, they will have a resonating effect not only for Cameron Newton and Auburn, but for Mississippi State as well.
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