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Dirtiest (most criminal) college football program out there?
Here are your choices:
USC = apparently their running back picks up his drugs in some rich dude’s SUV. who knows what else that suv is used for.
Miami = they recruit in the prison system and will have you pardoned if you can run the forty in less than five seconds. their players, however, always wind up back in prison after their four years.
Florida = half of Urban’s salary is funneled into the players’ pockets. word on the street is, dunlap, their latest embarassment, was drinking King Louis whiskey when he was found by the police. that stuff cost like five hundred dollars a bottle. so obviously he was being paid to play.
Texas = they’re all inbred, which is illegal. look at colt mccoy, for example. they kid has all kinds of craniofacial deformities. you can tell he’s inbred.
FSU = clean as a whistle
Who do you think is the dirtiest program out there?
Even though it’s not a choice, it has to be Auburn. They have the distinct honor of having been put on probation TWICE in the SAME season. They are tied with SMU for most times placed on probation in the history of the NCAA and only two of their coaches since 1948 have ever operated probation-free.
However, no program is clean as a whistle. They are all guilty of something. Some just more so than others.
Norry – did you just bring up textbooks? Textbooks?! C’mon man, at least bring up the booster that tried to pay a high school coach to convince a kid to come to Alabama. THAT’S a violation. But, Textbooks?
And then the illegal play crap? My friend, you are sounding like a particular OU fan now.
Merry Christmas, dude. It’s all just friendly smack talk. Don’t take it personally.
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