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[Odoul]

Damn he just aired alot of dirty laundry about benefits and perks the staff/boosters gave him. They also brought in someone who was kicked off years ago. Marco Cooper(I went to highschool with him) told about free cars, and BS jobs.

He might be lying, but I don't have any faith in a big college program. After all they dropped his ass like a hot potato.

Oh well I hate OSU so it'd be funny if they had to forfeit every game he played in.

 

[MIMIC]

Oh well I hate OSU...

BANNED!

 

[Odoul]

Don't worry I hate Michigan too. When they play at the end of the year I hope they kill each other. Literally

 

[Willco]

Yeah, I've been following this story throughout the day and it seems that this story was printed because a lot of other players said similiar things, but onyl Clarrett stated it on the record.

 

[Shinobi]

Good for Clarett I say...you fuck me, I'll fuck you. Fuck the NCAA.

 

[Matlock]

Pfft, Clarett got airbrushed out of the team photo. Who laughs last, buddy?

Hoho.


Now, on a semi-related note--

Is anyone really surprised that there's still corruption in the NCAA?

 

[firex]

assuming what Clarett says is true (which I don't doubt, I'm just saying it's not proven yet), this is yet another reason why I hate college sports and watch pros.

 

[jecclr2003]

People act surprised by the treatment college athletes get. How else do you think they afford the nice cars and always had money to go out? THey can't work due to football, the money has to be coming from somewhere.

 

[Shinobi]

Nothing about it surprises me at all, save for the naivity of college shills who wax poetically about the purity of college sports, while colleges and TV networks make MILLIONS off the back of students who can't even earn a nickel for a jersey being sold with their own fucking name. God bless anyone who can get cuts on the side and get away with it.

 

[bishoptl]

Don't get me started.

 

[Brian Fellows]

My friend played for a little JUCO baseball team and he hardly ever had to go to class to earn his grades.