NCAA says no to Georgia’s appeal

G eorgia will have to play two more games without star receiver A.J. Green. …The Committee on Student-Athlete Reinstatement, which is comprised of representatives from NCAA member colleges, universities and athletic conferences, ruled on Green’s case. It had the power to overturn or lessen the penalty, but chose not to alter the original decision. (read all about it in the story below).



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  1. Pluto September 18, 2010 at 7:32 am #

    The Player’s Conduct was Outrageous. He should had been thrown off the Team.
    I guess since Richt has become an Baddass – this is predictable.

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