So now the NCAA turns it eyes to Cam Newton. It's way too early to really speculate anything past the basic story right now, but this could definitely throw a wrench in the works for Auburn.
I hear that old snake Urban Meyer is behind it. It seems to be merely an attempt to hurt Cam's Heisman hopes and AU's NC push. It really is a shame that a grown man would go to such lengths to hurt a kid just out of spite.
My concern, homerist or not, remains a focused curiosity as to the timing and origin of the story. I've read just about every bit of news/innuendo I can find but can find no information regarding the delay between the initial investigation and its being made public.
Personally, I am angry that the timing taints the pure glee generated by this season. If it had not come out until the off-season, the parade would not be nearly as rainy.
I've enjoyed watching Cam play as well, but, like it or not, it's a story now. I really don't think he did anything wrong, but I can't say as much about the "agent" or Cam's dad. Orson does a good job with it here: http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2010/11/5/1795519/the-curious-index-11-5-2010
I find the timing of the Cam Newton bombshell to be highly suspect.
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ReplyDeleteI hear that old snake Urban Meyer is behind it. It seems to be merely an attempt to hurt Cam's Heisman hopes and AU's NC push. It really is a shame that a grown man would go to such lengths to hurt a kid just out of spite.
ReplyDeleteWow - Homers much?
ReplyDeleteMy concern, homerist or not, remains a focused curiosity as to the timing and origin of the story. I've read just about every bit of news/innuendo I can find but can find no information regarding the delay between the initial investigation and its being made public.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I am angry that the timing taints the pure glee generated by this season. If it had not come out until the off-season, the parade would not be nearly as rainy.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed watching Cam play as well, but, like it or not, it's a story now. I really don't think he did anything wrong, but I can't say as much about the "agent" or Cam's dad. Orson does a good job with it here: http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2010/11/5/1795519/the-curious-index-11-5-2010
ReplyDeleteThat was typically Spencerian. I had to read it three times to fully comprehend it.
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