Okie St in hot water

[The Big Train]

 

The report makes the following allegations:

* Coaches and boosters paying athletes, including violations ranging from paying for jobs not performed, overpaying for jobs and strictly paying players for performance.

DeForest is accused of running a bonus program – paying players for specific plays – as recently as 2011.

DeForest, who spent 11 seasons at OSU, is in his second year as an assistant coach at West Virginia. Saturday, he denied the charges.

* A environment of academic impropriety, from players not attending class to grade changing to tutors doing work for players.

* Widespread drug abuse and a drug policy that isn’t uniformly administered.

* Hostesses in the Orange Pride program providing sex to recruits.

http://newsok.com/oklahoma-state-football-sports-illustrated-report-expected-to-reveal-improprieties-in-cowboys-program/article/3880554/?page=1

[kim carnes]

they aren't in hot water

[ben ji]

Looks like OU felt threatened by OSU's sustained success and decided to take them down.

[wetwillie]

Joe bob brings trouble everywhere he goes

[CNS]

This is a blue print of what we need to implement. 

[deputy dawg]

I want us to do that, but not getting caught or being reported in press.

[cDubya]

I this gets Eforest (no D because he can't run one) kicked out of WV, I'm all for these allegations sticking. Eff that guy.

[CNS]

I want us to do that, but not getting caught or being reported in press.

Being reported is the best part. Lets kids know how you roll on the national news.

[PoetWarrior]

Who cares. Get this trash off the board.

[GoodForAnother]

they aren't in hot water

yeah, they're in stillwater.  dumbass thread

[The Big Train]

they aren't in hot water

yeah, they're in stillwater.  dumbass thread

1. Thread title was no pun intended.

2. Don't be a bitch.

3. Go Cats

[GoodForAnother]

they aren't in hot water

yeah, they're in stillwater.  dumbass thread

1. Thread title was no pun intended.

2. Don't be a bitch.

3. Go Cats

go cats

[star seed 7]

they aren't in hot water

yeah, they're in stillwater.  dumbass thread

1. Thread title was no pun intended.

2. Don't be a bitch.

3. Go Cats

don't mind gfa, he's a little cranky because he hates when sams does good.

[GoodForAnother]

they aren't in hot water

yeah, they're in stillwater.  dumbass thread

1. Thread title was no pun intended.

2. Don't be a bitch.

3. Go Cats

don't mind gfa, he's a little cranky because he hates when sams does good.

seven, I'm in a great mood.  cats won

[bones129]

The report makes the following allegations:

* Coaches and boosters paying athletes, including violations ranging from paying for jobs not performed, overpaying for jobs and strictly paying players for performance.

DeForest is accused of running a bonus program – paying players for specific plays – as recently as 2011.

DeForest, who spent 11 seasons at OSU, is in his second year as an assistant coach at West Virginia. Saturday, he denied the charges.

* A environment of academic impropriety, from players not attending class to grade changing to tutors doing work for players.

* Widespread drug abuse and a drug policy that isn’t uniformly administered.

* Hostesses in the Orange Pride program providing sex to recruits.

http://newsok.com/oklahoma-state-football-sports-illustrated-report-expected-to-reveal-improprieties-in-cowboys-program/article/3880554/?page=1

I just read the link. So either Gundy changed everything when he took over, or SI just didn't explore what happened when he took the OSU helm? Looks like the latter:

The source added neither Cowboy coach Mike Gundy nor any current players were interviewed for the project, and that Sports Illustrated’s findings indicated that the program is not in the same state it once was.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Wow, that's top notch journalism, SI.

[Pett]

I hope they get mumped hard. Any team that tries to cheat with a booster like BP is absolutely sick in the head

[bones129]

Wow, that's top notch journalism, SI.

My thoughts exactly. Make big news out of old stuff. Like Gundy, his staff, and players were all blind when they came in?

[deputy dawg]

Wow, that's top notch journalism, SI.

My thoughts exactly. Make big news out of old stuff. Like Gundy, his staff, and players were all blind when they came in?

He's 40.  He's a man.

[scottwildcat]

 

[star seed 7]

STILLWATER, Okla. -- With the imminent disclosure by Sports Illustrated of alleged transgressions by Oklahoma State's football program, athletic director Mike Holder apologized to his fellow Big 12 schools and vowed to deal with whatever allegations are exposed.

Holder says he was apologizing to "all of the athletic directors in the conference for what's about to happen, what's about to be said about a member institution. That reflects on everyone."

The school says SI told them about the upcoming expose. It has notified the NCAA and launched its own investigation.

that doesn't sound good... at all.

[pissclams]

lucky bastards

[Harry Doyle]

Sounds like a big hammer is coming down. This is bad news for all of the Big 12.

[kstater]

Supposedly it's all from 2007 and before.  Statute of Limitations is up.  They'll be fine.

[Spracne]

Am I the only one who thinks this will blow over?  Unless I'm mistaken, the NCAA can't do anything unless these "sources" voluntarily agree to speak with NCAA enforcement officials.  Otherwise, it's just hearsay.  The NCAA has a Faustian obligation to maintain the flimsy veneer of amateurism that it trumpets, and acknowledging the pervasive sub-economy of major college athletics would damage their mission statement.