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Tuco Ramirez

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  1. I simply can’t believe that someone at community college would lie. The entire institution is built on integrity. https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/48924217/ut-weekly-calls-panell-handshake-line-accusation-outright-lie
  2. Cheers is my favorite show. It’s weird to think I was just a little kid when it started and it ended when I was in college.
  3. So Western Kentucky makes a cameo but no aggy or okie. 😂
  4. You absolutely have to ask if he placed these bets with inside information. If so, he committed a crime. Twice. And community college is trying to sweep this under the rug.
  5. Community college appears to have made at least one materially false statement in point 1 where they indicate he only bet on his team to win. Other press reports indicate he placed two prop bets against players on his team. Makes you wonder what steps the NCAA might take against them. This goes beyond a lack of institutional control. This is institutional acceptance and justification (and perhaps collusion. They are saying the same thing Sorsby and his lawyers are saying) of multiple direct violations of agreed upon rules. In fact community college just 6 months ago voted to strengthen the very rules they are now arguing against. Any NCAA disciplinary actions taken against the university won’t be covered by antitrust.
  6. This is significant. Sorsby clearly tried to evade surveillance. Either from law enforcement or the NCAA. This shows that he understood what he was doing was wrong but went out of his way to do it anyway and try to hide his violations. Also sending large amounts of money to friends and family solely for the purpose of violating laws and evading law enforcement (if that’s what he was doing) could be a significant federal financial crime.
  7. Community college. Is it a coincidence that Cody Campbell and community college both have the same initials?
  8. It’s odd that we kept playing Vanderbilt in those years.
  9. Love this! Also I had no idea that Chicago deep dish was created by a Longhorn. What starts here truly does change everything.
  10. This is a new low for college football. No other team has ever been this pathetic.
  11. These are exactly the questions that will be and should be asked every time he plays.
  12. This is all just a misdirection to distract everyone from the fact that community college is institutionally involved in a gambling issue in which a player gambled on his own team.
  13. So Ted Cruz is now a socialist. Got it.
  14. The more I think about it, the more I think we should call their bluff. A) They pay Texas State not Texas. B) The game is at DKR. We’re not giving up a home game for chlamydia aggy. If we destroy them, this would seriously expose them and could adversely affect their playoff chances.
  15. Why would we give up a home game for a community college?
  16. CDC needs to ask McGuire Gerry’s question about wanting to play someone who gambled on his own team.
  17. Get rid of the pointless sideline reporters.
  18. The SEC should go to a 5 game conference schedule then play the rest of their games ravaging the lower tier of the weakest conferences. Then it’s an all SEC CFP. Winning!
  19. This is why it’s so funny when it happens to piggy. Especially when this same AD just jobbed us in the CFP.
  20. Sankey should have had a contract in place before moving to 9 games.
  21. This is from an article Ross Dellenger wrote about this. However, as the two biggest revenue generators, the SEC and Big Ten would need to participate in the pooling of rights for projected media values to “work,” Cruz acknowledges. The other conferences must “negotiate” with the two conferences in striking “an agreement that would be attractive to them” to garner their inclusion. This makes it sound voluntary.
  22. Fortunately this makes pooling of rights optional so Cody can suck it.

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