M-Borg vs. THE Flavortown U Thread, Orig. by Buckeye Paul, absconded w/by talent.

[*JD*]

CFL! CFL! CFL!

[lineygoblue]

Edmonton would be an excellent destination for young Mr. Pryor ...

[Optimus Prime]

No it wouldn't , as a former Albertan criminal types are not welcome north of the 49th parallel. Perhaps Kiffin can get him a job at one of those car dealerships?

[geo weidl]

Camps are starting this week in the CFL for a July 1st season start. Pretty well all teams have their qb spots settled.

[Rocky Bleier]

Columbus' NBC is reporting that Pryor has been driving on a suspended license...lol

The latest excuse - It's all Pryor's fault; he brought down our righteous coach.

[Rocky Bleier]

You guys will like this comment from the guy who wrote the SI article. Someone asked him if this was on par with SMU:

No way. Not even close to as bad as SMU. And, IMO, USC, Baylor & Minn. scandals much worse

http://twitter.com/#!/georgedohrmann...07605401227265

Since you're now quoting him, Dohrman also said it was obviously a case of a lack of institutional control. He said that in his interview with Dan Patrick. That's the one where he said that tosu players hang out with known drug dealers.

[Hannibal]

The USC and Minnehaha scandals are only worse if you believe that this scandal only goes as deep as tattoos, gold pants, and shoulder pads.

[JRB]

I think there's a possibility that investigators will learn that Terrelle Pryor should have been ruled ineligible before he ever set foot on campus. I'd think that's unlikely, but if that proves to be the case, Ohio State would be looking at vacating every win in which Pryor played. It's going to be tough for Ohio State to argue against a lack of institutional control charge if they played an ineligible player for three seasons. That's a worst-case scenario for the Pryor part of this investigation, obviously, but so far in this mess worst-case scenarios have looked less far-fetched every day.

[drok]

Top 11 Recommended NCAA Penalties For Ohio State
(from mgoblog: http://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/top-11-r...ies-ohio-state)

11. For every mile driven in an illegal car, Terrelle Pryor ordered to drive one mile in a Barbie Jeep

10. Ohio State must incorporate the phrase "I mean, everyone does ... kills people, murders people, steals from you, steals from me" into the official fight song.

9. Freshman reading requiremets are doubled as "Pinocchio" is added to the curriculum

8. Gold pants for victories against hated rival Michigan replaced by items from the 50-cent vending machine in the Denny's foyer

7. Polygraph training now mandatory in fall two-a-days

6. Ohio State ordered to make the cannabis leaf the official helmet sticker

5. Script "Ohio" must be replaced by ALL CAPS so that nobody can "dot the i"

4. Tattoo artists and car dealers now count against the 85-scholarship limit (soon to be 65-scholarship limit)

3. All "W.W.J.D." bracelets replaced with "J.W.P.B." (meaning "Jesus Wouldn't Play for the Buckeyes")

2. All Buckeyes who received illegal tattoos must give them back

1. Ohio State must announce John Cooper as its new head coach ASAP

[Rocky Bleier]

All Buckeyes who received illegal tattoos must give them back

By fire or knife.

[SeattleLionsFan]

SAMCRO approves Rock..

[Dr. Strangelove]

The USC and Minnehaha scandals are only worse if you believe that this scandal only goes as deep as tattoos, gold pants, and shoulder pads.

Well the guy who knows more about the current scandal than anyone on the planet has declared that OSU isn't nearly as bad as USC or Minnesota. So you either take his very knowledgable opinion or you can trust your own desperate-to-see-OSU-taken-down gut.

Minnesota involved wide-scale academic fraud being under the guidance of the coaching staff itself. I don't see how this could possibly rise to that level of complicity short of Tressel giving Terrelle rides to the dealership where he picked up his free car

[The Oracle]

Well the guy who knows more about the current scandal than anyone said himself he isn't done digging, so don't pup the popcorn away quite yet.

[entropy]

The latest excuse - It's all Pryor's fault; he brought down our righteous coach.

shocking... :-)

[entropy]

saw this posted on another board...

I just heard Kevin Noonan of Buckeye Grove.com on radio and he made a point that the OSU program is a graveyard for coaches. He revealed the fact no coach since WWII has left on his own terms since they all were fired or resigned. The last one was Paul Brown who left on his own terms to go fight the war. Is that stunning?! Even their greatest coach Woody was fired albeit his own doing. The culture there is all SEC.