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[121Josey]

"I am greedy." But he never took anything. Makes me hate him even more.

 

[00Dawg]

If I had any doubts before that he knew about the money...

I didn't after watching that interview. Short of saying "yes, I knew", or breaking out in a pouring sweat, he couldn't have handled it any worse.

 

[shotgunDawg]

I didn't after watching that interview. Short of saying "yes, I knew", or breaking out in a pouring sweat, he couldn't have handled it any worse.

I saw it as well, and get frustrated at why no one ever asks Cam, "Why did you choose Auburn if MSU was offering money?"

No reporter ever asks that question. Makes no sense.

 

[RiverCityDawg]

I saw it as well, and get frustrated at why no one ever asks Cam, "Why did you choose Auburn if MSU was offering money?"

No reporter ever asks that question. Makes no sense.

Why would a reporter ask that? Cecil asked US for money. There was never a legitimate allegation that we offered money to him... Unless you count the opinion of Auburn conspiracy theorists.

A better question to ask would be "Why did Cecil ask MSU for money but not Auburn?"

 

[00Dawg]

Well, now he's switched his story. In this documentary, he explains that he simply fell on his sword to protect his family, and that he never actually asked for money. It was all a rogue MSU guy trying to extort his own alma mater.

 

[RiverCityDawg]

Well, now he's switched his story. In this documentary, he explains that he simply fell on his sword to protect his family, and that he never actually asked for money. It was all a rogue MSU guy trying to extort his own alma mater.

Right, Cecil. If someone is trying to unilaterally use my son to exploit money from someone else in a way that could jeopardize my son's future, I tell him to GTFO and I tell the university what's being pulled on them. That guy is such a joke.

 

[Dawgzilla]

I didn't get that from Cecil's comments. He did say he fell on his sword to protect his son, but he didn't say he never asked for the money. Very vague as to what he meant by saying he fell on his sword. (keep in mind, this is the guy who totally butchered the "rented mule" cliche) I think he was trying to say that he just told the NCAA what he needed to to keep Cam eligible. He might have been telling the NCAA the truth, or he might have been going along with Kenny Rogers story just to expedite things.....or maybe he meant that Cam really knew everything and he was taking the fall just to keep Cam out of it. It really wasn't clear what he was trying to say.

 

[NCDawg.sixpack]

Right, Cecil. If someone is trying to unilaterally use my son to exploit money from someone else in a way that could jeopardize my son's future, I tell him to GTFO and I tell the university what's being pulled on them. That guy is such a joke.

That's why I never pull for the Carolina Panthers even though I live in North Carolina.