But let Bama fans accuse Auburn of something, and it produces people like Hoopty and Ballplay here calling the kettle black. We know you guys wish that Bama would get in trouble. Heck, you guys practically pray for it in every waking moment. We don’t really have to worry about Auburn getting in trouble. I would rather just watch Bama’s Saban coached teams beat the crap out of a full-strength Auburn teams every year. They have already produced some of the worse beat downs that Auburn has seen in the iron bowl, and we all know that another one is coming this season as well.

I recall a Penn State fan once saying that about Joe Paterno’s program. In the end it was that same attitude and mentality that burnt the Penn State program. Yes Sandusky’s actions might have been the spark, but it was this exact type of attitude about it’s program that allowed it to burn.

Not only that, but you’re ignoring the relevant details, like 8 classes instead of 6, and college prep. The article talks about that, and not about any special treatment? I don’t understand, it can’t be both ways but you keep telling other people they’re wrong because they don’t recognize the special treatment that isn’t mentioned in the article when you defend the rest of it by saying “it’s in the article?”

You’re right though, if it’s for some “special treatment” like online classes or free economic class “A” grades or something it’s definitely a violation. Should be real easy for the NCAA to find if that’s true or not, right?

Is it more special than giving an assistant coach unlimited access to a recruit who is already verbally committed to another school?

I think you’re shooting yourself in the foot here? Your hate for Alabama is clouding your judgement, but you just haven’t thought it through. The NCAA will interpret it the same way because it’s already allowed? I don’t understand what rules you’re trying to suggest Alabama was breaking here and consequently Auburn wasn’t?

Even if you think he’s accusing Bama of cheating, which I don’t think he is, they aren’t. If you can’t understand why he’s plssed his star athlete is changing schools, I don’t think cheating is the first place to turn.
I think that’s pretty clear though? I kinda learned all that a few weeks ago, there was a recruit who did the same thing named Rueben Foster. He is a big dude, a big commit, it was in the news so it’s easy to find but same thing, only a little more questionable but just as legitimate.

Thankfully, if you’re right, the NCAA was told about the whole thing so that they can clear it and we can move on and recognize this is a good thing no matter where this young kid decides to go to school after high school.

And you would never admit the truth, which is typical Auburn Cult mentality.