Did I hear Godfrey right

[tired]

On H2H? Was a good possibility Leo will lose his eligibility.

 

[PBRME]

The smear campaign is in full effect.

 

[BlueRidgeMtns]

Last I checked, he's on the roster and the NCAA said he's credible.

... so suck on that, bears.

 

[xxxWalkTheDawg]

Ole head to head. Let me guess. Without listening.. Cross is hyperventilating about NCAA injustice and Wyatt is genuinely concerned about the """news""".

 

[shotgunDawg]

On H2H? Was a good possibility Leo will lose his eligibility.

Technically he said, "he could"

Then Matt Wyatt said that after speaking on the phone with sources, he can say with 99.9% certainty that Leo Lewis will be wearing #10 and on defense for the first snap next weekend for MSU.

The only way Leo could lose his immunity is if he lied, which the NCAA has said he did not.

The NCAA can't arbitrarily take away immunity if Leo told the truth. That's like signing a contract, living up to your end, and then you don't get paid. It doesn't work that way.

 

[L4Dawg]

We checked with the NCAA TWICE. Once last year and once about 3 weeks or so ago. The reply both times was he is good to go. Sorry Rebs, your media has mislead you again. The question you need to be asking is are they doing it intentionally?

 

[T-45fixer]

Wyatt said 99.9 percent chance Leo starts and MSU already aware of all this.

 

[Dawgzilla]

Why did Leo switch to #10? And why not #39?

 

[MSUDAWGFAN]

Not sure, but my cowbell that was signed by several members of the team a few months ago, he signed it as #10.

 

[DerHntr]

Technically he said, "he could"

Then Matt Wyatt said that after speaking on the phone with sources, he can say with 99.9% certainty that Leo Lewis will be wearing #10 and on defense for the first snap next weekend for MSU.

The only way Leo could lose his immunity is if he lied, which the NCAA has said he did not.

The NCAA can't arbitrarily take away immunity if Leo told the truth. That's like signing a contract, living up to your end, and then you don't get paid. It doesn't work that way.

What the Rebs are forgetting is the COI can only decide if they don't believe Leo and how that affects OM. The COI cannot hit Leo or us with any penalties. They are only dealing with OM's penalties.

For Leo to get in trouble, the NCAA investigative team and the NCAA office would have to eat a large amount of crow after already responding to OM that they still believe Leo is credible. OM would have to show up with outright proof that Leo was lying for the NCAA to back down from their current stance. Don't you think Godfrey would have put that proof in his article? Wouldn't he be saying Leo "would" lose eligibility rather than "could" lose it?

 

[RutherfordBHayes]

Leo has played in 13 football games since the NCAA interview.