College football 2010: The good and the bad
The SEC has won its fifth straight BCS national championship. Auburn has won its first national title since 1957. And the argument continues: What if No. 1 Auburn (14-0) played No. 2 TCU (13-0) on Saturday to settle the national title? We’ll never know.
The incredible thing about a college football season is that in July and August, it just feels like it will never start. Then, once it does, it seems to be over in a couple of heartbeats.
I will always remember the 2010 season because it gave us both the good and the bad that is the game of college football in the 21st century.
You know the good. The game, as it is played on the field, has never been better. Every week there was a new, dramatic story line. Every Saturday there was something that made us go “Wow!”:
**–Oct. 2: For about 90 seconds in Baton Rouge, Tennessee had apparently pulled a stunning upset at LSU. But on what appeared to be the last play of the game, Tennessee’s defense had 13 men on the field. LSU got one more snap and won.
**–Oct. 9: South Carolina upsets Alabama, the defending national champions, to beat the No. 1 team for the first time in school history.
**–Nov. 26: It was a Friday that we will never forget. Auburn rallies from a 24-0 deficit at Alabama and wins a game for the ages, 28-27. Then, in the wee hours of Nov. 27, Nevada ends Boise State’s dreams of playing for the national championship with a field goal in overtime.
I could go on and on. College football is so good now that we EXPECT to have these unforgettable moments week after week. The game rarely disappoints.
But we also had a chance to see college football’s dark side. This is the side that threatens to undermine the long-term credibility of the game with the public that loves it so:
**–The academic scandal at North Carolina that forced the school to suspend as many as 13 players. It turned an ACC championship caliber team into one which was lucky to finish 7-5.
**–Agent gate: One bad decision by one of the game’s premier players (A.J. Green), basically wrecked Georgia’s season. An agent throws a South Florida party for underclassmen because the benefit far outweighs the risk. This problem is not going away. It is only going to get worse if something doesn’t change–and quickly. Unfortunately, the NCAA doesn’t do much of anything quickly. They need to open up the proccess and get these kids talking to agents much earlier in their careers.
**–In June there was the money and power grab that was known as conference expansion and realignment. When it was over the Big Ten had 12 teams, the Big 12 had 10 teams, and the Mountain West had lost its three most high-profile programs: TCU (Big East), Utah (Pac-10), and BYU (Independent). The Pac-10 almost talked Texas into leaving and destroying the Big 12. It was an ugly thing to watch.
**–USC got hammered by the NCAA in the summer and Reggie Bush eventually gave back his Heisman Trophy.
**–While Cameron Newton’s play on the field was magnificent and deserving of the Heisman Trophy, the entire case involving his father was bad for college football. Legally, the NCAA had no choice but to let Newton play based on the facts (or lack of them) in evidence. But this loophole needs to be closed before another season comes around. The guardians of the sport had better hope that no more damning information comes out about this case. We watched USC vacate a national championship and its star player give back a Heisman Trophy. College football does not need another body blow like that.
**–And then there was the Ohio State ruling, which suspended five players for selling stuff given to them by the school. But the NCAA allowed the suspensions to start after they played in the Sugar Bowl. Critics jumped on the NCAA and college football because it appears both are making these rules up as they go along. The ruling made no sense unless you believe Ohio State’s claim that their players had not been instructed on the rules. I don’t.
There was also tragedy:
**–Student photographer Declan Sullivan was killed when the scissor tower where he was filming Notre Dame’s practice collapsed.
**–Eric LeGrand of Rutgers suffered paralysis in a terrbile injury against Army.
**–Mississippi State defensive end Nick Bell lost his battle with cancer. He was only 20 years old.
So again, it was a good season and it was a bad season. Mostly it was a tough season.
The hard edge to the Cameron Newton debate was disturbing. The kid almost lost everything because the father. The Newtons got lucky. The next kid whose father gets caught doing this won’t be so lucky. Parents who act like agents in the future (and get caught) will not be happy with the result.
The nastiness of the BCS debate is disquieting. I want a four-team playoff or a true plus-one, where two teams are picked after the bowls. I believe college football will need to made a change in the post-season format when the current BCS contract expires after the 2013 regular season. The debate has always kept interest high in college football. But I think we are reaching a tipping point where the debate is so destructive that it hurts the game.
In many ways it was another great season but in many I’m glad the season is over. I don’t remember feeling that way too many times.
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jc_atl
January 15th, 2011
9:05 am
I’m happy my Auburn Tigers have a BCS trophy in their case. I’m also happy that Cam Newton has gone pro, primarily because it means that Cecil will be guaranteed to stay away from Auburn from now on. He’s a selfish man who tried to sell his son to MSU, and then broke an agreement with Auburn AD Jay Jacobs to stay away from the BCS game.
If the Dawgs want to know what’s wrong, look to your coach and his pathetic waste of so much talent. A co-worker who is a rabid Dawg said yesterday that there’s a rumor that Aaron Murray may be looking to transfer due to the train leaving the rails in Athens. Truth or fiction, and why is Richt even coming back next season?
Bobby Petrino
January 15th, 2011
9:11 am
Atlanta is the world’s largest outhouse. I have fond memories of taking dumps there.
Pete foley
January 15th, 2011
9:18 am
Great recap, Tony. You summed it up well. Personally, Cam’s prancing around at the end of the championship game (obviously trying to gain Gatorade as a future endorsement contract) seemed very disingenuous and sullied the Cam Redemption story I’d enjoyed all season. Now I believe the apple certainly fall far from Daddy Newton’s tree. Good riddance …
Big
January 15th, 2011
9:27 am
Tell me more about this “body blow” that college football suffered as a result of the USC mess. Is attendance down? Are TV ratings down? They should be, but I don’t think they are.
MikeP
January 15th, 2011
10:27 am
“Old school Auburn Fan”~~If you did, indeed, graduate from Auburn as I did, you should remember the art of critical thinking we learned there. There has not been ONE iota of proof that Cecil Newton or Cam Newton got as much as ONE dollar.in extra benefits. Don’t let the three irresponsible journalists that started this and kept it rolling, three who since have been proved to be lying on critical points, spoil this great season for you.
As to the bammer and UGA fans that are jealous and feel destroyed because of Auburn’s success, Shug wouldn’t have let them get under his skin, don’t let these whiners get under yours.
War Eagle~~~MikeP, AU class of ‘69
Fan of the Game
January 15th, 2011
10:43 am
MikeP – If I rob a bank and don’t get the money but get caught I am still guilty. Cecil Newton ask for the money knowing it was against the rules so he is guilty, whether he got the money or not. Oh yea, congratulations on your National Championship. Another great example of the SEC and its strength.
Fan of the Game
January 15th, 2011
10:44 am
Also I don’t think anybody is destroyed by your success.
Dawg Tired
January 15th, 2011
10:49 am
Interesting Tony. You think the Ohio State players lied about not knowing but you apparently believe Cam didn’t know his Daddy asked for money. Neither is believable at any level.
Dawg Tired
January 15th, 2011
10:53 am
MikeP – I knew your old coach Shug. Shug would not have allowed Cam to play knowing his Daddy asked for money. Shup had character. He was a fine man. Not willing to say same about current crew.
Dawg Tired
January 15th, 2011
10:54 am
Booby Petrino – There is certainly less crap in Atlanta now that you have moved on.
Dixie Redcoat Band
January 15th, 2011
11:04 am
Ok relax people…$cam is gone and now maybe UGA can beat Auburn this year.
"Serial Repeat Violator"
January 15th, 2011
11:11 am
No Bama “dude” it’s not the severity of the textbook allegations, it’s the brazen stupidity of the whole scandal. After almost receving the Death Penalty in ‘02, you go and get put on probation…..AGAIN! 3 times in 15 years. What’s your excuse for the Albert Means scandal? This should be interesting……
dan the nerd
January 15th, 2011
11:40 am
UGA lost more games with AJ Green than without him. Quit saying stupid crap like his suspension “wrecked UGA’s season”.
Bobby Petrino
January 15th, 2011
1:08 pm
82% of Georgia natives are introduced to their future spouses at family reunions
AFDawg
January 15th, 2011
3:16 pm
MikeP, Auburn’s success this year reminds me of the 1997 Florida Marlins. They went out and bought a championship by paying all the huge free agant salaries. The next year they were nothing again because they could no longer afford the huge salaries. Face it — Cam Newton and Nick Fairly were free agents — both JUCO transfers who won’t even stick around for their senior seasons. Newton only played one year at Auburn. This win at any cost mentality isn’t fun to watch. There might have been victories on the field this year, but the whole thing seems like a hollow victory to me. The growing corruption and lack of loyalty (Newton was recruited and signed by Florida) in college football is making it no longer fun to watch. Do you know how sick and tired everyone is hearing about — Cecil Newton was at the game, or Pryor apologizing to a full stadium after being named MVP of the Sugar Bowl. For a game that is supposed to be amateur sports at its best — it really is becoming sickening to watch. If I was an Auburn fan, I wouldn’t feel right about what transpired this year.
Tide Rising
January 15th, 2011
3:50 pm
“Major findings cited by the NCAA Infractions Committee in imposing penalties on the Alabama football program:”
“A recruit, identified in news reports as Kenny Smith, and his parents were given $20,000 in cash, lodging and entertainment by two Crimson Tide boosters beginning in 1995. The first payment of $10,000 was made in $100 bills delivered in a grocery bag. Smith signed with Alabama but couldn’t meet academic requirements.”
“serial repeat violator”,
You may have missed it but Kenny Smith was featured a year or 2 after this mess on ESPN’s outside the lines segment. Smith had transferred to UT from Alabama and then left UT. Why did he leave UT? In the interview on ESPN and in other statements Smith testified that Philip Fulmer had put intense pressure on him to fabricate allegations against Bama. Smith also stated that Bama had in fact recruited him cleanly.
You may also have missed the fact that Smith and his mother also ended up filing suit against Fulmer. In Fulmer’s largely fabricated ’secret witness testimony” -which is unseemly in its own right- against Alabama Fulmer had told NCAA officials that Smith’s mother was having an affair with an Alabama assistant coach. He was basically just smearning the woman but since the testimony was ’secret” and it was thought that it would never be revealed he went ahead and smeared both Smith and his mother.
Thirdly you may also have missed the fact that in one of the 3 major rules violations of which Bama was accused that Bama self reported the violation. At that point the NCAA per its own rules had a window of 1 year in which to respond to the self reported violation. The NCAA looked into it 18 months later. Bama pointed out to the NCAA that according to its own rules it could not hold Bama accountable for the violation because it had not adhered to its own rule of following up within a 12 month window. The NCAA acknowledged that it was breaking its own rule. The NCAA simply ignored its own rules and hung Bama with the violation. What credibility does an organization have when it doesn’t even follow its own rules and bylaws?
Last- if you know anything about the NCAA you should know that it is a thoroughly corrupt and highly politicized organization that is accountable to NO ONE. It is an organization that would not stand up to public nor congressional scrutiny. For Pete’s sake just look at the inconsistency of the NCAA rulings regarding the 5 Ohio State players vs its rulings on AJ Green, Marcel Dareus, etc. We could spend all day going over inconsistent rulings from the NCAA gestapo.
Tide Rising
January 15th, 2011
3:56 pm
“repeat serial violator”,
Below are the facts. Alabama has had 4 major infractions cases brought against it- all 4 cases coming in the 90s and the 2000s so there is no dispute that we’ve had serious issues in the last 15 years with the NCAA. But the facts below are that in alltime numbers of serious infractions cases AU is tied with several other schools for 3rd most. Alabama with 4 major cases is nowhere to be found on the list. Just the facts sir.
CHEATING HALL OF FAME THE TOP 29 NCAA DIVISION I TEAMS IN TERMS OF ALL-TIME MAJOR INFRACTIONS CASES.
Source is NCAA.ORG (ncaa legistlative database of major infractions cases)
1. Arizona state 8
2. SMU 8
3. Auburn, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Whichita State, and Wisconsin all with 7 each.
4. Cal, FSU, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kansas State, Kentucky, Memphis, and UCLA with 6 major cases each.
5. Baylor, Cincinatti, Colorado, Miami, Fl., Michigan State, Mississippi State, NC State, Texas-Pan American, USC, UTEP, Washington, and West Virginia all with 5 major infractions cases each.
SecGuy
January 15th, 2011
4:03 pm
Tony, the thing about 2010 I will remember is how much power ESPN is aquiring in college football. The ratings for virtually all the bowl games were down this year because only three bowl games could be seen without cable. I’m for capitalism but in these tough times it is pretty cold to lock out 15 million college football fans from enjoying the bowl season because for whatever reason they do not have access to ESPN. I get it that they’re trying to increase their subscribers, but I don’t think it does the game of college football a lot of good to have so many fans deliberately cut out.
jumbeauxtiger
January 15th, 2011
4:20 pm
MikeP, you keep saying that Auburn is not being investigating including citing that Joe Schad said on December 3 that the NCAA has closed its case on the War Eagles.
On Chris Low’s ESPN blog yesterday he said he was told by a NCAA official at the BCS title game that they are still investigating Auburn.
jumbeauxtiger
January 15th, 2011
4:21 pm
Joe Schad is also the same guy who said last week that Miles would take the Michigan job if offered.
Tide Rising
January 15th, 2011
4:37 pm
jumbeauxtiger,
What’s up jumbeaux. Don’t know if you saw the 2011 preseason rankings but it looks like Bama is #2 and LSU is 3 or 5 so both are top 5 in a lot of the polls. Ark is top 10 also in a lot of polls. With Mett at LSU I’m thinking Bama-LSU game already looms large as a potential semi final national title game in 2011. Both are pretty loaded as well as Ark and Miss state has 16 starters back. The west is going to be incredible in 2011. AU will take a step back with the loss of 24 seniors, 4 of 5 O-line starers, and impact players like Cam and Fairley but otherwise 4 teams in the west look incredibly strong for 2011.
MikeP
January 15th, 2011
6:01 pm
Fan of the Game
January 15th, 2011
10:43 am
“MikeP – If I rob a bank and don’t get the money but get caught I am still guilty. Cecil Newton ask for the money knowing it was against the rules so he is guilty, whether he got the money or not.”
Sure he is. The problem is this: He discussed money with a recruiter for Mississippi State. He did not discuss money at Oklahoma, Tennessee or Auburn, three other places he visited on recruiting trips. It appears that the money talks are linked to only MSU’s Kenny Rogers. Nobody actually involved at any level of this investigation has even alleged that Auburn did anything wrong.
So, if I rob a bank and don’t get any money, should you go to jail?
As for Chris Low saying the investigation isn’t over, he pretty much has to say that. After all, these guys have used Cam Newton and Auburn as their meal ticket for a couple of months now. As more and more of them give up on it, their website hits and viewers are steadily declining. They’ve got to try to keep it alive for as long as they can. Quoting Auburn linebacker Josh Bynes when talking to a reporter from The Sporting News: “If we told you the truth you wouldn’t print it. The truth doesn’t sell”.
There’s nothing like a good scandal, contrived or not, to sell hits on your website! Those guys don’t care about truth, justice or fairness, all they want is to keep the pot stirred so they maintain their business.
For the “Cam had to know” crowd: If, when you were 21, your father was hanging out with hookers or engaging in some other unsavory behavior would you have known it? I wouldn’t have.
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Bob/ Okeefe
January 15th, 2011
6:55 pm
Dream on Mike P
jumbeauxtiger
January 15th, 2011
8:14 pm
Tide Rising,
Congrats on the huge win over Michigan St. Yes I have noticed the 2011 polls and I’m excited. We both should be in the Top 5.
I agree the West will be tough again. It was great that the 5 in the division finished in the Top 15. That’s unheard of for a conference much less a division.
I would love for both of us to be undefeated when we play. It’s always alot of fun at the Capstone.
I hear that Texas is trying to hire Auburn’s OL coach and has given him through this weekend to make a decision. This could be another big loss for the War Eagles.
War Eagle
January 15th, 2011
8:20 pm
Tide Rising, there is no differnce in Cam Newton Case and Albert Means except it was PROVED in court an illegal payment was made to recruit Means AND PEOPLE WENT TO JAIL.
ALBERT MEANS ENROLLED AT ALABAMA.In July 20010 Newton was cleared by NCAA and SEC, Late in the season new evidence minister by Kenny Rogers and fuel by Jody Wright now an asst. coach at Alabama(asst. at Miss State earlier) another investigation was conducted and again NO evidence against Cam was found and he led Auburn to National Championship, won Heisman, Maxwell Awards and will make millions in NFL.
Alabama, UGA, Auburn and many NCAA schools have cheated in past years, so Rising stop trying to manipulate the blog
Get over it …ITS OVER, NCAA wil move on and so will Auburn. good luck 2010 except Auburn and UGA
Fan of the Game
January 15th, 2011
8:45 pm
MikeP – I didn’t say anything about Auburn being involved, but Cecil Newton was. I don’t care if he negotiated with Podunk, he is guilty. You said since no money was exchanged, he isn’t guilty of anything. Well he is! Oh bye the way Cam maybe didn’t know, but he may have. We will never find out the truth, because trouble follows this young man, so his credibility will never be any good.
War Eagle
January 15th, 2011
8:49 pm
check it out:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/12/sports/ncaafootball/12bcs.html
wolfpacman
January 15th, 2011
8:55 pm
It’s about time for Cecil to come out of Auburn’s closet, and talk to the media. Auburn can only keep him locked up for so long.
MS. Bully
January 15th, 2011
8:59 pm
RIP #36 Nick Bell.
Rocky Top 2
January 15th, 2011
9:08 pm
You have to admit that Auburn and Cecil played all of us like fools, this season!
Tar Heel to GO!
January 15th, 2011
9:16 pm
Yeah, NCAA and SEC just stood there and let it happen, and even the press just backed off, and didn’t even challenge the Newtons’ stories. Pretty lame! I bet Dad’s are shopping their kids like crazy this recruiting season. Opens up a whole new market for sports agents.
War Eagle
January 15th, 2011
9:18 pm
New York Times?? this story is old news..Remember Alabama is a conservative state and the NY Times, well so know the rest 0f the story.
Rocky Top 2
January 15th, 2011
9:29 pm
NCAA is total joke!
MikeP
January 15th, 2011
9:56 pm
Tar Heel to GO! January 15th, 2011 9:16 pm
“Yeah, NCAA and SEC just stood there and let it happen, and even the press just backed off, and didn’t even challenge the Newtons’ stories. Pretty lame! I bet Dad’s are shopping their kids like crazy this recruiting season. Opens up a whole new market for sports agents.”
Wrong on two counts. SEC investigated for 11 months. NCAA investigated for five months. That’s “challenging”. After all that looking and determining that no money or other benefits changed hands, it was time to move on. You should too.
Dads shopping their kids….Why would they? The minute they get one dollar, the kid loses his eligibility. The NCAA clearly stated that the reason this case ended the way it did was because Cecil Newton received no money.
I see a Cwimpsin Tider put something up about NCAA violations. Auburn football’s last problem with the NCAA was 1991. That’s 20 years of good, clean living on the Rolling Plains. Bammer, however, is leading the pack in recent decades. Does “staring down the barrel” ring a bell in your memory?
AIR HAWGS
January 15th, 2011
9:56 pm
Cecil Newton lives here in Atlanta, and AJC never asks a single tough question of the Newtons. What’s up with that?
Fan of the Game
January 15th, 2011
9:59 pm
I am waiting to see what they are going to do with Pearl at Tenn. Like Vitale said, he should have been fired. You suspend Dez Bryant for a whole year for lying so either he should be suspended for a year or he should be fired.
Fan of the Game
January 15th, 2011
9:59 pm
The Newtons are just another example of beating the system.
Tar Heel to GO!
January 15th, 2011
10:08 pm
Mike P,
You can’t be serious. SEC hasn’t done jack! They have been focused only on the big payday, and making sure they got an SEC team into the Championship game. There has been no serious investigation, by anyone.
City of Newnan stated that no one had even come by to take a look at the City’s file on Cecil’s church.
Henry
January 15th, 2011
10:19 pm
Mike P,
Shopping your kid has been proven to work! The whole country has seen how easy it is to do. Your kid can just lie, and say he didn’t know about any thing. Pretty easy. Dad might get a slap on the wrist, however.
Thuga
January 15th, 2011
10:58 pm
Get a life people!
MADDOG
January 15th, 2011
11:29 pm
09/04/10 vs. Arkansas State Auburn, Ala. W, 52-26
09/09/10 at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. W, 17-14
09/18/10 vs. Clemson Auburn, Ala. W, 27-24 (OT)
09/25/10 vs. South Carolina Auburn, Ala. W, 35-27
10/02/10 vs. Louisiana-Monroe Auburn, Ala. W, 52-3
10/09/10 at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. W, 37-34
10/16/10 vs. Arkansas Auburn, Ala. W, 65-43
10/23/10 vs. LSU Auburn, Ala. W, 24-17
10/30/10 at Mississippi Oxford, Miss. W, 51-31
11/06/10 vs. Chattanooga Auburn, Ala. W, 62-24
11/13/10 vs. Georgia Auburn, Ala. W, 49-31
11/26/10 at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. W, 28-27
NCAA declares Cam Newton eligible.
SEC Championship
12/04/10 vs. South Carolina Atlanta, Ga. W, 56-17
Heisman Trophy Winner: Cam Newton, Auburn University
BCS National Championship
01/10/11 vs. Oregon Glendale, Ariz. W, 22-19
Man, it feels sooooo good. Glad I’m not an Auburn hater, because I’d feel sooooo mad.
TrishaDishaWarEagle
January 15th, 2011
11:35 pm
What a crushing loss…Smitty..what happened???????
But I’m not going to be too down..I knew this was coming after we won the NC…nobody gets everything they really really REALLY REALLY REALLY want
I still love my falcons, I still love Matty Ice, I still love Turner, Tony G, Roddy, Grimey McGrimes….man..13-3 is so rare it just hurts to end this way but I love my Falcons and I thank Mr Blank, smitty, the coaching staff, and Thomas D for a wonderful season.
Now, go seahawks..I hope those cheeshead pr*cks have to go to Quest field next (they WANT to go to chicago) and lose their A**..then, GO AFC in the superbowl.. Falcons will be back!!!
MADDOG
January 15th, 2011
11:37 pm
Oh by the way, as to Cam, where’s the evidence he knew? Where is the evidence he was paid by Auburn? Where is the evidence he cheated at Florida and was about to get expelled? Where is the evidence?
Hence, NCAA made the right call. Now, if we’re going to start having to sit players mid season with a lack of evidence then I think you just showed every rival how to beat a team. First, make sure you have some boosters meet the kid on campus during an official visit, then second, if he has a breakout season then make an announcement that while on an official visit the kid and or his family asked for money. Then the NCAA will sit the kid and start an investigation.
The only people who’d be for that are UGA fans because they know they’ll never have a kid again that has a breakout season.
MADDOG
January 15th, 2011
11:38 pm
Oh, btw, Auburn is #1.
BoWeevil
January 16th, 2011
12:21 am
AJ Green, FLK, – NCAA suspension, gone
Justin Houston, OLB, – gone
Marcus Dowtin, ILB, – Arrested, Suspended, gone
Caleb King,TB, – Arrested, Suspended, Flunked off team
Dontavius Jackson, promising RB – Arrested, Suspended, gone
Montez Robinson, LB, – Arrested, Suspended, kicked off team, gone
Zach Mettenberger, QB, – Arrested, Suspended, kicked off team, gone
Kris Durham, SE, – gone
Clint Boling, OL, – gone
Chris Davis, OL, – gone
Josh Davis, OL, – gone
Shaun Chapas, FB, – gone
Akeem Hebron, ILB, gone
Quinton Banks, SS, injured, – gone
Kiante Tripp, DE, – gone
Fred Munzenmaier, FB, – gone
Brandon Wood, LE, – gone
Demarcus Dobbs, RE, – gone
Darryl Gamble, OLB, – gone
Akeem Dent, ILB, – gone
If you think these 19, all of whom we had this time last year, are replaced by last year’s 2010 class ranked # 17 recruiting class or are replaced by this year’s 2011 class ranked # 14 today, you are a DISNEYdawgs.com
Mo Money
January 16th, 2011
7:53 am
auburn and their big boosters bought a title with cash newton! HEY!
BoWeevil
January 16th, 2011
8:02 am
we went 6-7
Nashville Ned
January 16th, 2011
9:33 am
Many NFL teams are probably going to ask Cam to take a lie detector test. It will be interesting to see if Cam refuses to take the tests, and if his value in the draft will drop if he refuses.
War Eagle
January 16th, 2011
9:35 am
If I was an NFL team spending millions on Cam, I would definitely have him take a lie detector test.
AIR HAWGS
January 16th, 2011
9:37 am
NFL lie detector tests could prove to be very interesting, indeed.