College Football 2012-13 Season Thread

[Next Big Thing]

I thought Te'o was in on it too, but Tuiasosopo would have to be taking one hell of a pay off to essentially make himself a pariah for the rest of his life.

I believe Tuiasosopo is a sick fuck and Te'o is a naive/credulous/dimwitted/slightly retarded meathead who is going to live the rest of his life knowing that he was too stupid to realize that he was having phone sex for three years with a dude.

[James Steele]

I thought Te'o was in on it too, but Tuiasosopo would have to be taking one hell of a pay off to essentially make himself a pariah for the rest of his life.

I believe Tuiasosopo is a sick fuck and Te'o is a naive/credulous/dimwitted/slightly retarded meathead who is going to live the rest of his life knowing that he was too stupid to realize that he was having phone sex for three years with a dude.

Te'o is going to get a good NFL contract. I still don't think it is out of the possibility.

[Next Big Thing]

It's too bad "Call Me Maybe" is no longer popular. That would be another great training camp theme song for Te'o.

[Emperor Smeat]

Guess people weren't joking when they said wait a couple of years before Auburn gets in trouble again from their title season.

Recent report came out alleging their former coach violated NCAA rules in order to keep his top players eligible for the championship season.

Auburn's football program changed players' grades to secure eligibility, offered money to potential NFL draft picks to return for their senior seasons and violated NCAA recruiting rules under former coach Gene Chizik, according to a report by former New York Times and Sports Illustrated writer Selena Roberts.

At the time Auburn was facing allegations involving Cam Newton getting money in order to transfer there but the NCAA refused to investigate or possibly punish Auburn at the time.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/9131624/auburn-tigers-coaches-bribed-players-altered-grades-broke-recruiting-rules-gene-chizik-according-report

[Emperor Smeat]

News is getting worse for Auburn after another report stated at least 12 players from the 2010/2011 title season failed drug tests. Auburn kept the results hidden and didn't punish anyone since it also included star players.

One person managed to fail 7 times in a row and was never punished.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/9135194/twelve-auburn-tigers-football-players-failed-synthetic-pot-tests

[James Steele]

Interesting to see what happens. If the NCAA grows some balls and does something, they should get the Death Penalty. Also, SEC! SEC! SEC! SEC!