looks like USCs 04 title has been taken off the books.
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looks like USCs 04 title has been taken off the books.
i love when they do that. It doesnt matter if its off the books, we watched that game and they beat the shit outta Oklahoma.
which is why i said it was "taken off the books". i guess now you wont be able to look up that teams info on wikipedia? they cant erase what happened on that field.
i saw that shit.
exactly..they did the same BS with the fab five....it happened. LOL.
NCAA is so full of shit
pryor out.
what a dumbass.
--What happened to Mitch Mustain?
Mitch Mustain was once the best high school football player in the country — voted the Gatorade, USA Today and Parade Magazine National Player of the Year in 2005 after leading Springdale High in Arkansas to a 14-0 season and a state championship. The quarterback certainly never expected that five total seasons in two of the NCAA's biggest and most successful programs would lead him to a pro career in Canada instead of the NFL, but that's where things stand now.
Recruited by Arkansas, Mustain played well enough as a true freshman to see the Razorbacks go 8-0 in the games he started. The stats didn't quite match up (69 of 132 for 894 yards, 10 touchdowns, and nine interceptions), but something was happening, and it was pretty impressive. Mustain transferred to USC after that 2006 season after offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn — Mustain's high school coach -- departed for the Tulsa staff, and the road that led him to his role as the offensive coordinator of the national champion Auburn Tigers.
After sitting out his 2007 season under NCAA transfer rules, Mustain threw just 16 total passes as a sophomore backup for the Trojans. And as the Trojans moved from Mark Sanchez(notes) to Matt Barkley, Mustain could never punch through the glass ceiling, and finished his USC career with 52 completions in 89 attempts, three touchdowns and three interceptions. There was some talk about his transferring away from USC to get a chance elsewhere, but in the end, the former high school stud simply flamed out.
Mustain decided to stay at USC because in a pro-style offense, he thought he'd be more attractive to NFL teams. Though he received several calls from other NCAA programs when the USC program was hit with sanctions, Mustain decided to stay put. "You've got to be able to get on the board in front of GMs and coaches come January, February and March and explain what you're doing, explain protections, that you understand where the O-line is going, that you can command an offense," Mustain told ESPN Los Angeles. "I feel like this is the best place to learn that."
But he never got the chance to talk to those GMs and coaches in an official capacity; Mustain didn't get an invite to the scouting combine, which may have had something to do with the fact that he was arrested in early February for suspicion of selling prescription drugs. It turned out that what he sold to an undercover police officer was not considered a controlled substance by the Los Angeles District Attorney's office, and Mustain was placed in a pre-file diversion program. "I'm not a problem child," Mustain told the Sports Xchange at the time. "It sucks. I wish I hadn't done it. But I did. I don't feel my character is an issue. It was an isolated incident."
Mustain did get to work out at USC's pro day in April, but went undrafted, and he's now trying to make an impact on a professional roster — in Canada. The former No. 1 high school prospect is attempting to stick with the Hamilton (Ontario) Tiger-Cats, with whom he recently signed a contract.
It's a precipitous fall, but there is one good side to Mustain's potential CFL adventure. Instead of waiting out the lockout like all the NFL rookies, Mustain will get to play football through his new team's rookie camp, and hopefully into the season. And maybe, after a college career that went very wrong, he can finally get a shot.
Maybe Pryor can be a backup in the Canadian league
he could go to Canada for a year or work with a QB coach so he can be ready for the NFLQuote:
Originally Posted by check two
best thing that coulda happened Pryor leaving.
good riddance, never liked you.
I was referring more to his whole pro careerQuote:
Originally Posted by Mic Tyson
he wont be a pro. .....definitelly wont be a QB...
maybe a TE but he has zero experience there.
the kids a moron. he has no brain in his head
Bucks probably wont face severe sanction.
And they shouldnt.
The NCAA has found no additional violations aside from Tressel not informing the dept. and NCAA about the knowledge he had of players selling their personal items.
Ohio State has vacated its wins from last year, suspened six players, and Pryor and the legendary Tressel are gone.
Thats punishment enough.
Only Buckeye haters (and there is plenty of them) beg for more severe sanction because...well basically, it helps there cause if Ohio State is weakened in any way.
Either way, losing Pryor for the year does hurt. He was a senior and while he underachieved, he was still one of the best in the country.
Posey, Herron and Adams being out hurts too...senior leadership, but they will be back for the bulk of the Big Ten season.
Braxton Miller is the man now. Lot of pressure for a true freshman but he is a blue chip talent so we'll see.
I think we still win the Big Ten because of our defense. Its one of the main reasons we dominate this league year in and out and go to BCS bowls every year.
Our D is always on point.
Its why Michigan is especially shitty lately.
if LSU was put on probation for that recruiting bullshit, we should be ok. but then again, the NCAA loves the SEC and they can do whatever they want and get away with it. as long as there is no bowl ban ill be ok
well from what the NCAA has said, there probably wont be.
And there shouldnt be.
The SEC gets hit with shit but you dont hear about it as much because none of those programs are as high profile or have as big a following as Ohio State, or a team like Texas.
The Big Ten makes a shit load more money than the SEC. Plus the SEC's academice standards are MUCH lower.