BMV: No Wrongdoing in Ohio State Car Purchases

• jhay78

  

  WebFire;810346 wrote:You could be right. And really I hope so. I think OSU will be punished enough for what was already proven. I want the rivalry to be legit, which means not cheating, but also no sanctions that take one of the other down.

  
  Yeah I agree. I just don't think they're bold or dumb enough to try to cover something up or look the other way or pretend something isn't there when every journalist under the sun has been digging and turning over rocks trying to find every possible infraction by OSU players since the beginning of time.
• SportsAndLady

  

  WebFire;810346 wrote:which means not cheating

  
  Define cheating. Because these little payments under the tables have been happening for a while, and will continue to happen. It's nothing new, nor will it change.
• SportsAndLady

  

  WebFire;810349 wrote:I see. So OSU compliance can do no wrong?

  
  No, didn't say that...obviously they can do wrong, because they just got busted for doing wrong lol my point was that this is something elementary to them. They won't mess that up.
• WebFire

  SportsAndLady;810363 wrote:Define cheating. Because these little payments under the tables have been happening for a while, and will continue to happen. It's nothing new, nor will it change.

  
  I think it's fair that cheating will never go away. I guess I mean the major stuff that affects the outcome of the game itself. Recruiting advantages mostly.
• WebFire

  SportsAndLady;810366 wrote:No, didn't say that...obviously they can do wrong, because they just got busted for doing wrong lol my point was that this is something elementary to them. They won't mess that up.

  
  I would hope. I guess that's why I found it odd they wouldn't do one. Just a thought.
• SportsAndLady

  

  WebFire;810377 wrote:I would hope. I guess that's why I found it odd they wouldn't do one. Just a thought.

  
  My only point is that you shouldn't feel odd...you should feel like these guys are the ones who know the best, they are the smartest in the business..if they weren't, they wouldn't be at OSU. If there was any doubt, they would go through w/ the investigation.
• WebFire

  SportsAndLady;810418 wrote:My only point is that you shouldn't feel odd...you should feel like these guys are the ones who know the best, they are the smartest in the business..if they weren't, they wouldn't be at OSU. If there was any doubt, they would go through w/ the investigation.

  
  I don't feel odd at all.
• georgemc80

  The biggest recruiting advantage OSU has had over Michigan is the fact that for three years, RR was recruiting quick and small players that cannot play Big Ten football.
• centralbucksfan

  I'd say this is VERY good news. Although its not cleared by the NCAA, I can't help but not to believe that the NCAA and BMV have had some contact. As far as OSU compliance not looking into if further...I highly doubt they did not look into it. They found nothing as far as violations, so why continue to look? And maybe they have been in contact with the NCAA during this as well and know nothing will come of the car issue. OSU has screwed up anough to date, I HIGHLY doubt they are just pushing this to the side. I'll gaurantee jobs are on the line as far as the compliance area is concerned after all that has happened. Its a wait and see right now, but any good news at this point, I'll take.
• WebFire

  georgemc80;810457 wrote:The biggest recruiting advantage OSU has had over Michigan is the fact that for three years, RR was recruiting quick and small players that cannot play Big Ten football.

  
  Can't argue that!
• SportsAndLady

  

  WebFire;810456 wrote:I don't feel odd at all.

  
  Lol whoops..hopefully u know what I meant
• adog

  WebFire;810376 wrote:I think it's fair that cheating will never go away. I guess I mean the major stuff that affects the outcome of the game itself. Recruiting advantages mostly.

  You mean something like "excessive" practice time?
• WebFire

  adog;810526 wrote:You mean something like "excessive" practice time?

  
  I think it's pretty obvious that didn't have any benefit.
• adog

  WebFire;810643 wrote:I think it's pretty obvious that didn't have any benefit.

  
  LOL.......sorry could not resist ......
• HitsRus

  

  ...and now another organization,The Ohio Independent Automobile Dealers Association conducting a seperate review, has reported that the dealers made an average of $2000 over wholesale per vehicle in 24 of the 25 transactions made by players and/orfamily memebers. Only in one transaction was a car sold for a loss...and that involved a car on the lot for over 150 days....not an unusual transaction that anyone could have made. This transaction did not involve Pryor.
  
  Personally, I have found this witch hunt to be shameful. What has transpired has far exceeded the the seriousness of the 'violations' and is further proof that the system is indeed broken. Ohio State needs to stop self flagellating and await the NCAA findings. The Columbus Dispatch needs to be taken to task for shoddy journalism, and to quit throwing shit up against the wall trying to sell newspapers. There is no way that a coach should have lost his job, nor that a QB should have been literally run out of school to satisfy the cravings of those who would have been at home in Salem. I'm really just disgusted reading these posts.
• jhay78

  

  HitsRus;810828 wrote:Personally, I have found this witch hunt to be shameful. What has transpired has far exceeded the the seriousness of the 'violations' and is further proof that the system is indeed broken. Ohio State needs to stop self flagellating and await the NCAA findings. The Columbus Dispatch needs to be taken to task for shoddy journalism, and to quit throwing **** up against the wall trying to sell newspapers. There is no way that a coach should have lost his job, nor that a QB should have been literally run out of school to satisfy the cravings of those who would have been at home in Salem. I'm really just disgusted reading these posts.

  
  You nailed it. Ohio State needn't worry about the NCAA in August. The worst thing that could happen to the OSU football program has already taken place.
• FatHobbit

  

  jhay78;811161 wrote:The worst thing that could happen to the OSU football program has already taken place.

  
  I hope you're right, but I'm not so convinced. (I do agree that so far nothing new has been proven. I just hope it stays that way.)
• jhay78

  

  FatHobbit;811229 wrote:I hope you're right, but I'm not so convinced. (I do agree that so far nothing new has been proven. I just hope it stays that way.)

  
  I'm not worried about new stuff at this point. Losing Jim Tressel is (and I think will prove to be in the future) worse for OSU than a few years of bowl bans and scholarship losses. Those things wouldn't be as important to me (if I were a recruit) as stability in the coaching staff.
• HitsRus

  

  Losing Tressel was a tragedy, a travesty, and an abomination. It was just as bad as running a kid out of college for selling a pair of football pants. Quite frankly, I'm pissed at those at the University who didn't have the marbles to stand up and be proud of their institution and it's attempts in 'compliance' to a system that badly needs an overhaul.
• dat dude

  HitsRus;812238 wrote:Losing Tressel was a tragedy, a travesty, and an abomination. It was just as bad as running a kid out of college for selling a pair of football pants. Quite frankly, I'm pissed at those at the University who didn't have the marbles to stand up and be proud of their institution and it's attempts in 'compliance' to a system that badly needs an overhaul.

  
  C'mon. The guy LIED to the NCAA. Is he a bad person? Not at all. In fact, from all the first-hand stories I've heard, he is an exceptional human being. However, he lied to the NCAA and committed a major NCAA infraction. There is no doubt he made this situation 10x worse than what it could have been. If he reports those emails on April of '10, Pryor and the crew sit out Marshall and maybe Miami last year. Instead, it's a huge clusterfuck. He made his own bed.
• HitsRus

  

  Not at all. In fact, from all the first-hand stories I've heard, he is an exceptional human being.

  Yeah, he is....so did the punishment fit the crime? The NCAA hasn't even weighed in yet. All this is, is a bunch of candy ass cowards trying to save some illusion of integrity in a system that has none of it.
  You keep you coach, and you keep the kid in school, you take the punishment from the NCAA, and you go forward.
  Aren't there any real men arounbd here any more.?
• karen lotz

  

  dat dude;812284 wrote:C'mon. The guy LIED to the NCAA. Is he a bad person? Not at all. In fact, from all the first-hand stories I've heard, he is an exceptional human being. However, he lied to the NCAA and committed a major NCAA infraction. There is no doubt he made this situation 10x worse than what it could have been. If he reports those emails on April of '10, Pryor and the crew sit out Marshall and maybe Miami last year. Instead, it's a huge clusterfuck. He made his own bed.

  
  This.
  
  And LOL at Hits.
• HitsRus

  

  Thanks for answering my last question.
• karen lotz

  

  HitsRus;812355 wrote:Thanks for answering my last question.

  
  
  Sorry, I was too busy laughing. You are the only real man on this site. Calling people candy asses on an internet forum is definitely manly.
• HitsRus

  

  You are the only real man on this site

  Your words not mine.