Summing up WVU season so far

[KeatonsCorner]

Is this where we post pictures of all the WVU players that have been arrested too?


Might take a while

 

[tOSUGrad90]

I’m just demonstrating the history of corruption at OSU. I’m sure not even you believe Meyer became crooked just recently.

The extent of your jealousy is palpable. So, Maurice Clarett was a criminal, and this means that Ohio State is corrupt? The 2002-03 National Title wasn't vacated, either, so I think that you are confused. Turning back to the present, Urban Meyer's NCAA compliance record is quite good. WVU has been on NCAA probation more recently than Ohio State, but don't let the facts get in the way of your fairy tale.

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

Is this where we post pictures of all the WVU players that have been arrested too?


Might take a while

This is where you post all the evidence and accusations of WVU corruption or shut up.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

Do you mean like this?

https://www.si.com/college-football/2015/02/18/west-virginia-recruiting-violations-probation

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

The extent of your jealousy is palpable. So, Maurice Clarett was a criminal, and this means that Ohio State is corrupt? The 2002-03 National Title wasn't vacated, either, so I think that you are confused. Turning back to the present, Urban Meyer's NCAA compliance record is quite good. WVU has been on NCAA probation more recently than Ohio State, but don't let the facts get in the way of your fairy tale.

You’re defining crooked and corruption as merely eligibity or recruiting violations. Courtney Smith may see expanded definitions of these terms.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

Or, more like this: http://www.espn.com/college-football/news/story?id=6749886

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

Do you mean like this?

https://www.si.com/college-football/2015/02/18/west-virginia-recruiting-violations-probation

You mean the self-reported violations?

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

Or, more like this: http://www.espn.com/college-football/news/story?id=6749886

You want to compare extended practice times to protecting a wife beater? Of course you would.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

You mean the self-reported violations?

You're digging yourself a very deep hole here. Jealousy is a powerful emotion, and it's eating you alive. By the way, Zach Smith recently pled guilty to disorderly conduct, a minor misdemeanor, to resolve his domestic issues with his ex-wife. Do you have any idea as to how many misdemeanors with which Pacman Jones has been charged?

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

You're digging yourself a very deep hole here. Jealousy is a powerful emotion, and it's eating you alive. By the way, Zach Smith recently pled guilty to disorderly conduct, a minor misdemeanor, to resolve his domestic issues with his ex-wife. Do you have any idea as to how many misdemeanors with which Pacman Jones has been charged?

Let me help you understand the difference between what you posted concerning WVU and OSU. WVU found violations and self reported. There was no cover-up or attempt to conceal the activity by those in violation. They were not careful to follow the letter of the law. In the case of the phone calls WVU used new software on logged activity records which showed violations of a minor nature. Meyer started covering for a wife beater at Florida and continued to do so at OSU with the full knowledge of the AD. That’s the definition of corruption.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

The definition of "corruption" is an ex-wife's allegations of domestic abuse, which result in her ex-husband pleading guilty to disorderly conduct, but nothing else, and the case being resolved. Got it!

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

Got it!

Doubt it. You’re the stuff that allows the Sanduskys, Zach Smiths, and Meyers of the world find a home. People like you will always cover for them.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

Oh, so now, I'm covering things up? You are so insanely jealous of Ohio State that you should be embarrassed. You used to be a good poster.

 

[KeatonsCorner]

You want to compare extended practice times to protecting a wife beater? Of course you would.

How is that cheating?

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

Oh, so now, I'm covering things up? You are so insanely jealous of Ohio State that you should be embarrassed. You used to be a good poster.

Jealousy has nothing to do with it. I’ve always appreciated good football. The only program I really root against is Pitt. I don’t like corrupt programs and I especially don’t like people who abuse the vulnerable and those who cover for the abusers.

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

How is that cheating?

You’re defining crooked and corruption as merely eligibity or recruiting violations. Courtney Smith may see expanded definitions of these terms.

 

[KeatonsCorner]

Don’t care what Ms Smith thinks... this thread and your rant was about how Ohio St cheated

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

Don’t care what Ms Smith thinks... this thread and your rant was about how Ohio St cheated

It’s about OSU being corrupt, and you would make an excellent Penn State fan.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

Wendell Smallwood was charged with intimidating a witness in a murder investigation, but the charges were ultimately dropped when Smallwood decided to turn state's evidence against his friend, the murderer. If Cajuneer still roots for WVU, then he's a hypocrite.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...t-west-virginia-rb-wendell-smallwood-dropped/

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

Wendell Smallwood was charged with intimidating a witness in a murder investigation, but the charges were ultimately dropped when Smallwood decided to turn state's evidence against his friend, the murderer. If Cajuneer still roots for WVU, then he's a hypocrite.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...t-west-virginia-rb-wendell-smallwood-dropped/

WVU tried to cover for Smallwood who, as you said, did the right thing and testified for the state? On the other hand Meyer said he knew nothing of abuse allegations only to be caught lying and have to admit he did even when he was at Florida.

No one said you shouldn’t be an OSU fan. You shouldn’t put up with corruption and cover ups. You should demand better from OSU leadership.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

Did the right thing??? He intimidated a witness to try to help his buddy avoid a murder rap, then turned on his buddy, as soon as he was charged! #Delusional

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

Did the right thing??? He intimidated a witness to try to help his buddy avoid a murder rap, then turned on his buddy, as soon as he was charged! #Delusional

Oh yeah? Post an article saying what he actually did. How did he intimidate a witness?

 

[tOSUGrad90]

Oh boy, you keep diggin' that hole, deeper and deeper:

"Smallwood had become a key figure in the state’s attempt to convict Lloyd of first-degree murder, police having recorded prison phone calls between Smallwood and Lloyd.

According to court papers and prosecutors, on one recording, Lloyd tells Smallwood, “She is the main key; we need her,” and “Tell her to go to the police station and tell her we never see her.”

Court papers indicate Smallwood told Lloyd, “I almost got her beat up.”

According to Jason Miller, spokesperson for the Delaware Department of Justice, Smallwood’s cooperation led to the conviction that was secured and to his own charges being dropped."

https://www.timeswv.com/sports/char...cle_8e89cb44-7c99-50b2-8922-f73999ea47c3.html

#Hypocrite

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

Oh boy, you keep diggin' that hole, deeper and deeper:

"Smallwood had become a key figure in the state’s attempt to convict Lloyd of first-degree murder, police having recorded prison phone calls between Smallwood and Lloyd.

According to court papers and prosecutors, on one recording, Lloyd tells Smallwood, “She is the main key; we need her,” and “Tell her to go to the police station and tell her we never see her.”

Court papers indicate Smallwood told Lloyd, “I almost got her beat up.”

According to Jason Miller, spokesperson for the Delaware Department of Justice, Smallwood’s cooperation led to the conviction that was secured and to his own charges being dropped."

https://www.timeswv.com/sports/char...cle_8e89cb44-7c99-50b2-8922-f73999ea47c3.html

#Hypocrite

I would have to admit I had not seen that information. But WVU never tried to cover for Smallwood. OSU covered up for Smith at the highest level of the athletic department.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

How do you know that WVU "never tried to cover for Smallwood" when you didn't even know what Smallwood did until today? You know even less about the Ohio State story, but have rushed to judgment either out of jealousy, or it's the P.C. thing to do.

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

How do you know that WVU "never tried to cover for Smallwood" when you didn't even know what Smallwood did until today? You know even less about the Ohio State story, but have rushed to judgment either out of jealousy, or it's the P.C. thing to do.

I knew about Smalkwood’s arrest. I didn’t know about the transcript. And the reason I know there was no cover up is because there was no cover up. OSU’s sad saga was all over espn.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

I have little doubt that Zach Smith was a bad husband, and put his hands on his ex-wife, for which there was/is no valid excuse. Moreover, it certainly appears that the Smiths relationship was a toxic mess, with plenty of blame to go around. The question is: What should a head football coach, A.D., and University President do when an assistant coach's spouse/ex-spouse alleges domestic abuse outside of the University setting, and local law enforcement does not find sufficient evidence upon which to pursue charges against the alleged abuser? Fire him, and end his $300,000+ annual salary, the sole means of support for the alleged victim, who does not work, and the children? Does the alleged abuse stop, post-termination?

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

I have little doubt that Zach Smith was a bad husband, and put his hands on his ex-wife, for which there was/is no valid excuse. Moreover, it certainly appears that the Smiths relationship was a toxic mess, with plenty of blame to go around. The question is: What should a head football coach, A.D., and University President do when an assistant coach's spouse/ex-spouse alleges domestic abuse outside of the University setting, and local law enforcement does not find sufficient evidence upon which to pursue charges against the alleged abuser? Fire him, and end his $300,000+ annual salary, the sole means of support for the alleged victim, who does not work, and the children? Does the alleged abuse stop, post-termination?

It’s pretty simple. You call the police at the discovery of the abuse and you fire him. That’s not a PC thing. That’s just the right thing to do.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

The Police called the University about the alleged abuse! You don't have a clue about what happened in Columbus. So, you would fire somebody based upon an ALLEGATION of domestic abuse that did not occur on university property? You obviously don't employ people, as you wouldn't have enough time to post, as you'd be spending all of your time defending lawsuits. LOL

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

The Police called the University about the alleged abuse! You don't have a clue about what happened in Columbus. So, you would fire somebody based upon an ALLEGATION of domestic abuse that did not occur on university property? You obviously don't employ people, as you wouldn't have enough time to post, as you'd be spending all of your time defending lawsuits. LOL

I’ve hired over a hundred people, fired some. Never been sued. Again Meyer knew at Florida. Hired him again at OSU. Corrupt.

 

[tOSUGrad90]

I don't believe you, sorry.

 

[wvjeff]

At the end of the day....Ohio States defense sucks......will not make the playoff this year and Meyer will come down with some disease like coochie malaria an will need to take some time off.

 

[CAJUNEER_rivals]

I don't believe you, sorry.

I don’t know what’s hard to believe about that. I was lower level middle management when I was doing larger scale hiring.