Bleeding Red wrote:Lets visit the SEC world for a minute, particularly LSU:
Zach Mettenberger, who pled guilty of two counts of sexual battery, underage consumption of alcohol, disorderly conduct, obstruction and possession of fake identification, will apparently be...............
You guessed it! The starting QB for the LSU Tigers next year!!!!!
You see the SEC has such a high standard of good clean living. This really compares to Ole Miss and the Masoli transfer story. Even though Mettenberger just wanted to inappropriately grab womens private parts......Masoli was a drug case, ultimately dismissed from Oregon. But you already knew all about him.
MDan- you can point the finger at Big Ten fans (Buckeye Nation in particular), but there are always going to be fingers pointing right back at the SEC at any given time.
This is what big time college football has turned into. All across the board. Every school has infractions nearly every year. There is not squeeky clean program out there at the D1 level. Its all about money and negating morals and conduct for the all mighty dollar of ticket revenues and bowl game funding.
And the SEC is the worst of all.
Lets talk more about this. It is what the SEC is all about isnt it?
At least at OSU, the players are not breaking our state laws that were passed through legislation. They only broke a code of ethics that seem very hard for any 19-22 year old student athletes to follow to the "t", and is only outlined by the NCAA. They are not appearing in court or pleading guilty or innocent in a court of law.....unlike the SEC.
