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so why dont they bring up the love affair that espn has with the sec. dont they sell commercials based on those sec fb shows? last time i looked they interview players and coaches.
Oh please. His response is completely on the money.
Well, it has to do with money.
This isn't an NCAA issue. This is a legal issue, which 90% of the posters in this thread don't grasp, and 75% won't grasp the diffference after pointing it out to them.
If our AD doesn't understand that the issue is the legality of using images of amateur (uncompensated) athletes to generate revenue, and that selling advertising for the schedule to generate the funds is no different than selling the schedule itself, then he needs to be fired immediately. He isn't smart enough to hold the job as AD. He seems to be upholding the fine tradition of stupidity established by Radakovich, God bless his orange soul.
The leadership void at the GTAA is creating a sucking that can be felt all the way to Brunswick
What part of "FREE" did you fail to grasp?
Tech athletic director Mike Bobinski stood by the use of the cards.
“These cards aren’t sold, they’re used to generate awareness and hopefully fan interest in and around our programs, period,” he said. “That’s the sole purpose for them.”
We weren't the only school singled out. Btw, 90% of the programs do the very same thing or something very similar.The problem is the AD responded to the idiotic NCAA claim and he should have used his free time in the spotlight to bash the NCAA for the wildly disproportionate punishment of one of its best programs.
There's rampant illegal and unethical conduct going on at numerous high profile factories and the NCAA singles out one of the few academic institutions. Where's our AD?
They sure do. Ironically at many automotive dealerships.We weren't the only school singled out. Btw, 90% of the programs do the very same thing or something very similar.
OK, must have missed the part about Alabama, OSU, LSU, USC, Miami, UNC, FSU, Auburn, etc in the article. I'll read it again. I just focused on Emmert's comments about the free cards and not his comments about how in order to thwart any illicit activities that detracted from the pristine amateur environment currently present in NCAA major football the NCAA cracked down on schools providing SUVs, hookers, hotel rooms, classes that really didn't exist, houses, boats, tattoos, crab legs, and wads of cash.We weren't the only school singled out. Btw, 90% of the programs do the very same thing or something very similar.
OK, must have missed the part about Alabama, OSU, LSU, USC, Miami, UNC, FSU, Auburn, etc in the article. I'll read it again. I just focused on Emmert's comments about the free cards and not his comments about how in order to thwart any illicit activities that detracted from the pristine amateur environment currently present in NCAA major football the NCAA cracked down on schools providing SUVs, hookers, hotel rooms, classes that really didn't exist, houses, boats, tattoos, crab legs, and wads of cash.
"... crab legs..." LMFAO!!!OK, must have missed the part about Alabama, OSU, LSU, USC, Miami, UNC, FSU, Auburn, etc in the article. I'll read it again. I just focused on Emmert's comments about the free cards and not his comments about how in order to thwart any illicit activities that detracted from the pristine amateur environment currently present in NCAA major football the NCAA cracked down on schools providing SUVs, hookers, hotel rooms, classes that really didn't exist, houses, boats, tattoos, crab legs, and wads of cash.
i dont know about the rest of you but jacket up not only called bob stupid but he called 90 % of the posters here stupid in a previous post.
sorry jacketup but i dont care for your condescending attitude. maybe the rest of us find you to be lacking! ya think?