The Official 2011 NCAA College Football Thread

[AdamVR4]

PLEASE tell me you asked him how he feels about Pelini?!?!?!?



Geeze. Fuck Pelini.

[onebadmollafolla]

Nah, I didn't. We talked a little football but I don't want to start hassling with questions I'm sure he gets from the media all the time. Very nice guy, though.

[Mikes2nd]

You know what this means? tOSU has STILL never beaten an SEC team!

i know what the score was at the end of that game

[HilbillyHomeboy]

The NCAA accepted our self-imposed sanctions. I think we handled it very classy by going the summary disposition route. We told them "yes, you're right, we broke the rules and whatever you decide is our punishment is what we will take without question".

Moving on...

Rich Rodriguez and Bill Stewart were both charged with failure to monitor compliance with NCAA legislation while at West Virginia in findings released Friday afternoon.

The case was decided via summary disposition, an NCAA process when all sides agree on the facts. The review is then submitted in written form. The NCAA said West Virginia exceeded the permissible limit of the number of coaches and staff members engaged in on- and off-field coaching activities. Both Rodriguez and Stewart agreed with the facts, according to the five-page report.

Rodriguez was not penalized. West Virginia proposed two years' probation, took away two scholarships for 2010-11 and one scholarship for 2011-12. Other internal restrictions were imposed upon football staff members.

Statement from athletic director Oliver Luck | NCAA news release

"Coach Rodriguez is pleased that the NCAA agreed with the findings that he and West Virginia proposed," said Scott Tompsett, Rodriguez's attorney. "He's looking forward to doing television work in the fall and resuming coaching next year."

Rodriguez will be an analyst for CBS Sports Network.

CBSSports.com was able to obtain a letter to Rodriguez from the NCAA that stated, "Although the committee did not impose sanctions upon you, your involvement in these violations will be available for review by any member institution ..." Specifically, Rodriguez' and Stewart's involvement stretched from 2005-06 to the fall semester of 2009 (Stewart only).

West Virginia received a notice of allegations in August, charging the school and coaches with five major and one secondary violation. Mountaineers' AD Oliver Luck said previously as a result of the case the school had implemented changes in compliance and NCAA rules adherence.

[TonyM]

Rodriguez will be an analyst for CBS Sports Network.

Hahaha, of course he will . . .

Matt Millen and Rich Rod as "analysts". I guess when fuck shit up like those two have you've got a pretty good idea on what doesn't work . . .

[AdamVR4]

Hahaha, of course he will . . .

Matt Millen and Rich Rod as "analysts". I guess when fuck shit up like those two have you've got a pretty good idea on what doesn't work . . .

LOL! That's a team I would NEVER wish upon anyone's football game.

[HilbillyHomeboy]

I like the way you talk...

Jeremy

[TonyM]

Hey Mikes2nd . . .

Ohio State Buckeyes 2012 recruit Kyle Kalis now headed to Michigan Wolverines - ESPN

Ohio State has lost its top 2012 football recruit to Michigan, as offensive tackle Kyle Kalis switched his commitment to the Wolverines last weekend.

I love it.

[BigTyla]

LOL! That's a team I would NEVER wish upon anyone's football game.

Agreed. I'd rather listen to the token woman announcer than that trashy combo.

[Alan92RTTT]

[QUOTE=TonyM;106566]Hey Mikes2nd . . .

Ohio State Buckeyes 2012 recruit Kyle Kalis now headed to Michigan Wolverines - ESPN


My favourite quote from that

"I can't go there (Ohio State) and take penalties for something I never did," Kalis told ESPN.com on Monday. "Ohio State is a great program. I'm just not sure how long it will take them to recover. I want a solid, grounded coaching staff with a safe environment. Where there aren't such tough questions."