as an aside about the ncaa, i saw Blind Sided couple nights ago with Sandra Bullock - bio about Mike Ohrr won't win any oscar, but i thought it was well done and showed some of how the ncaa mindset works
Posted on 06/05/2010 4:43:09 AM PDT by Bad~Rodeo
The president of the Heisman Trophy Trust said Thursday that if former USC Trojans running back and Heisman winner Reggie Bush were to be ruled retroactively ineligible by the NCAA, a review of Bush's award could commence as early as Tuesday.
The NCAA committee on infractions will release its findings regarding both the USC football and men's basketball programs Friday, a source with knowledge of the situation recently told ESPN.com's Dana O'Neil.
"We have not discussed these issues yet because right now it's a hypothetical," said New York attorney William Dockery, the organization's president. "We are a charity organization run by pro bono trustees, so we focus our energies appropriately. But if and when [the NCAA] issues a decision we will review the underlying facts and possibly do our own investigation."
Dockery said the Heisman Trophy Trust, which has
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as an aside about the ncaa, i saw Blind Sided couple nights ago with Sandra Bullock - bio about Mike Ohrr won't win any oscar, but i thought it was well done and showed some of how the ncaa mindset works
Bush’s fault.
“Blind Sided” won’t win any Oscar? Sounds like it’s probably too similar to Sandra Bullock’s other footbal movie, “The Blind Side,” which did win an Academy Award for Ms. Bullock’s performance, and a nomination for Best Picture. Poke.
Have to check that out, thanks
thx... my bad, same/same and i'm glad if it did win something as i don't have tv, i've never seen ads for it and i watched it online so i must of gotten the title wrong
anyway, i thought it was good
see post #4, i got the title wrong, it's The Blind Side
I think the reason why the NCAA has not ruled against USC is that NCAA is probably consulting with the Heisman Trust officials on a possible combined news conference where NCAA and Heisman Trust officials appear together as the punishment is doled out.
Good point, I just wish they would hurry up and drop the hammer uhhhh, make a decision
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