Instead of punishing A.J. Green over the jersey nonsense, the NCAA should have given him a major pat on the back for having the good judgment and sense to steer clear of the whole Marvin Austin debacle.
What a joke.
Filed under Georgia Football, The NCAA
This still pisses me off.
What’s that, NCAA? Shocked that your crack investigators would take info from a convicted felon and cut corners? THEY TAKE THEIR INVESTIGATIVE CUES FROM TMZ FOR CHRIST’S SAKE.
No crap! Plus they allowed a TMZ RUMOR to affect their judgement about going into AJ’s business. There outa be a law- hell, I thought there was.
Me, too. Allowing AJ to be subjected to a fishing expedition which resulted in the jersey charges when the investigation was supposed to be about the South Beach party that AJ did not attend was a major failure of the UGA AD’s office IMHO. They should have limited the interrogation to just the South Beach stuff and Ed Tolley should have been in the room with him.
What blew AJ up was the money paper trail. “Splain this money AJ… where did it come from? A jersey… oh ya don’t say?” If Tolley should have been in the room then he should have “by god … been in the room.” He has a phone he should use it…..Edward: “I need to be in the room guys.” That is why the next tight Georgia got into there was different counsel. I’ve been told this on more than one occasion…. ” my job is not to bail you outta shit…. it’s to keep you outta shit. So listen up.” Bump your nose a few times and you grow big ears. And our AD should have big ears by now. your turn….;-)
Don’t tell a lie. If they ask a question you don’t want to answer – then don’t answer. Let them get an order.
Why isn’t UGA making a big deal out of the NCAA holding Kolton Houston hostage? I think if that debacle got some airtime it would be resolved. Dude is gonna miss his whole career because of bureaucratic red tape, ineptitude,
Just saw this tweet … will be interesting to see where it leads …
KoltonHouston75 Kolton Houston
Excited to start my interview with @OTLonESPN @BobHoltzmanESPN today
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