Sheridan just summarized:

1. Chizik "revved up the investigation by his comments to Lach."
2. NCAA is looking at cash to the church, Cam, and Cecil through a bagman (3rd party).
3. Sources are his same NCAA sources for the past 2 decades.
4. "If NCAA connects the dots (50:50 right now on whether NCAA can prove it), Boogers will lose Heisman, NC, and get severely punished."

Darryl-the-Booger called in to say the FBI had cleared the Boogers, so why can the NCAA find anything...

He was panicked.   

Just want to add that Finebaum asked Sheridan about the credibility of his story.  Sheridan said, "My source is a 25-year voice at the NCAA."  Finebaum asked him to repeat the story several times from several angles (to clarify details).  Sheridan repeated it, saying basically that the NCAA has found much smoke and now think they have the fire.  They've followed the money and think they have the person who can spill the beans.

He repeated the 3 points: money to Cam; money to Cecil; money to the church.

Sheridan said the whole investigation of Cam was energized after Chizik smarted off to Lach.  "If the dots are all connected, the Heisman and NC will be taken from the Boogers."

Sheridan just said, "NCAA thinks they know who the bagman was, and they're waiting for him to step forward".  Sounds like NCAA has sniffed out the guilty dirtbag (with no direct connections to Boogers) to handle their cash.

Finebaum talking with Danny Sheridan about Cam investigation now.  "NCAA investigating 2 major points":

1.  $$$ to Cecil's church.
2.  $$$ to Cam via a 3rd party ($180k to 200k).  Waiting for the "bagman" to step forward.

You can quit guessing.

   

"Thomas Buckelew, a tailor at Buckelew's Clothing for Men in Montgomery, Alabama, finds himself buffeted by allegations that he provided high-priced suits to Cam Newton at reduced costs. The very suits, you guessed it, that Newton wore at the Heisman ceremony. According to sources, Newton's suits, ties included, cost in excess of $4,000 each. NCAA investigator Jackie Thurnes was informed of this allegation, and the NCAA has spent time investigating its validity."

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It's more than perception, it's reality.  There have been multiple violations, including benefits to players, which (no doubt) helped recruiting the players to SEC schools.  When the Boogers blow the door off this year's scandal list with their reality, the SEC will look even worse.  Most of the violations have been ho-hum scale; the Aubs have spent years building a pay-for-play empire.  All of the SEC schools will feel the collateral damage, and the Boogers will try to pull down everyone with them.

Have a nice day. 

Didn't know that.  So ...



Slowly-er.

Slowly.

Guess at CNS replies to questions:

1. What’s with the quarterback situation?
"Both QBs are doing well.  It's an open competition."

2. What about the fourth quarter?
"We coach 'finish' as an emphasis.  Our players have worked hard during the off season."

3. Is this defense that good?
"Yes.  They'll be fun to watch.  Buy tickets now."

4. Can coaching changes make a difference?
"No.  Coaches don't play on the field.  Who asked that dumb question?" [he stares into the crowd]

5. What’s the mental state of the team?
"They've been through hell; first the Booger loss, then the tornado.  I can't blame them if they beat Kent State by 100 points.  I'm trying to rein them in."

Sounds like a Willet (about 1' tall).



Or was it a heron/egret?

Think Bermuda High.  Different in SC.

Sigh ..... I guess my sarcasm radar is down today. My apologies.
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Here, have an e-cred. Putting you at 200 should help a little. HTH   
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So..... If I am a little down, do I get e credits too?? 
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Mercy donation.  I probably owed you some anyhow.