I’ll put you through hell, I’ll pay you well, but at the end of it all we’ll be champions.
Bear Bryant
Remember when I led the initiative to vote this stained program from our conference? When will you people listen? There is a reason that Bama is successful: They are Rollin’ while they are Cheating.
It brings joy to my heart to see the evil and debauched bammeroids wallow in their self-created hades of arrogance. The wheels of justice grind slow but they grind fine. That wheel is rolling and it is moving very slow. the fun is really just now. Will the Bammeroids get away with cheating again? Rest assured that sphincters are tightening from Opp to Alabaster and even Pinson trailer parks are reporting an increase of Bama gals falling up the trailer steps.
Will the NCAA give them what they deserve? A fresh start and a clean slate? Will the Lord rain sanctions and remove scholarships from them again? condemn them to destruction, making them an example to those who afterward would live ungodly? Someone should administer a mercy killing on this warped infected program ASAP.
The coup de grace would be makethe “Snake” pay his back irs taxes and fines.
Alabama admits to NCAA violations over textbooks : SEC News : GoVolsXtra.com
I just peed in my pants from laughing. They just can’t help themselves. Maybe the Roids may forfeit some games (LOL) and they might return Julio Jones for a model that has lower payments. Bama goes from the Escalade to a Honda CRV with rollup windows.
Good football players cost a lot of money. If only the Bammeroids paid them a little more they would have to sell their books. Even if they get hit with sanctions, Bama will still get the best recruits in the nation to “walk on” because we they are alabama!
TUSCALOOSA — The University of Alabama could face additional penalties from the NCAA in regards to the textbook investigation that sidelined five UA football players for four games during the 2007 season.
Representatives from the university met Feb. 20 with the NCAA Committee on Infractions to answer a notice of allegations regarding potential “major” violations. The NCAA has yet to respond with any additional punishment that could be weighed against UA in the matter.
NCAA is investigating the University of Alabama’s textbook scandal of 2007 – The Bama Beat – al.com
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