Cam Newton’s Heisman is a victory for fact over suspicions
Auburn's Cam Newton won the Heisman Trophy by a wide margin, but 105 voters chose to leave him off their ballot. (AP photo)
(Updated: 9 p.m. Saturday)
The problem isn’t just that some turned Cam Newton’s Heisman run into a morality play. The problem is how we’re judging morality.
His father tried to pimp him to Mississippi State for cash. So is this was supposed to be a vote for Cecil “Huggy Bear” Newton? Is a Heisman vote suddenly not for the student-athlete but for his father, mother and maybe third cousin? Because if that’s true, clear the trophy case. Start with last year’s winner, Mark Ingram, whose father has been in jail for most of the last 10 years for money laundering and bank fraud.
Cam Newton purchased a stolen laptop when he was at Florida, then panicked and threw it out the window when he heard police footsteps. Big mistake, for which he paid a price (public humiliation).
There have been stories of him being on academic probation at Florida. Sorry, but does this put him in some exclusive company in major college athletics that I’m not aware of?
As someone who makes his living in the world of opinion, it nonetheless astounds me how opinion so often trumps fact today.
Cam Newton won the Heisman Trophy Saturday night. Maybe you don’t like it but it was the only choice that made sense.
Newton’s 2,263 points were far head of the next closest competitor, Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck (1079). But 105 voters out of the 886 returned ballots left Newton off their ballots. For the holier-than-thou voters who want to point to the word “integrity” in the Heisman’s mission statement and yell, “Aha!” — fine. The laptop incident and academic issues at Florida two years ago at the age of 19 prove that Newton is flawed. Welcome to a very large club.
Warrick Dunn, here delivering a new home to Janice Cantrell, is a pretty fair judge of character. (AP photo)
Question: Do Heisman voters hold every candidate to that standard every year, or is this just a new policy of theirs?
But to those who chose not to vote for Newton for the Heisman based on what they think he knew or they think he did or they think he took during recruiting, I would suggest they try peddling that in a courtroom and see where it gets you.
“They’ve done their investigation and the NCAA says he’s in the clear right now,” Warrick Dunn said Friday. “If they say he’s eligible, he’s eligible. People need to just let it go. He deserves whatever he gets.”
Dunn, the former Falcons running back, didn’t win the Heisman when he was at Florida State (he finished fifth in 1996). But he’s in New York with Newton this weekend to accept the Heisman Humanitarian Award for his long-standing.
“Home for the Holidays” program and the work of his foundation.
Few athletes in history have commanded as much respect on and off the field. So his opinion carries some weight.
When asked about Newton as an Auburn quarterback, Dunn said: “He’s resilient. Mentally tough. To be able to focus and stay on course during all of this says something about his character. He’s been able to separate the nonsense off the field with what he has to do on the field. It shows he’s strong mentally.”
As for Newton’s Heisman candidacy, Dunn was bothered that it was even a question.
“They’re just not giving him his due,” he said. “You’re innocent until proven guilty. Most of this is about public opinion, not facts. People want the perfect student-athlete. There are no perfect student-athletes. When I went to college, most of us didn’t even know if we were breaking rules. What if somebody talked to us or gave us a ride or bought us a meal? We didn’t know. I think a lot of what’s happening to Cam Newton just goes back to the Reggie Bush thing [when he had the trophy taken away for NCAA violations].”
Newton overcame his early problems. He plays with pure joy. He lifted a college program like few ever have. He’s one bowl game away from completing arguably the greatest season ever by a college player. He has endured the darkest of clouds hanging over his head, beating Georgia just after the scandal broke, Alabama on the road after it mushroomed and then South Carolina in the SEC title game.
If evidence should come out that Newton knew something or took something, the argument changes. Take away the award. A lack of integrity will be confirmed.
It’s not an ideal situation, but it’s better than the alternative of disqualifying somebody on a hunch. We don’t convict people when we think they might be thinking of robbing a bank. That’s not enforcing morality. It’s a presumption of guilt.
– By Jeff Schultz
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Vain Jangling
December 10th, 2010
3:12 pm
As a criminal defense attorney, I remind everyone that there is a big difference between “innocent” and “not guilty.”
BELIEVER
December 10th, 2010
3:12 pm
@FALCONS SORRY-
Is that even a real language??? You must have gone to school in Clayton county.
@Jeff-
I can see your point if Cam had just one issue, but he is showing a pattern of moral turpitude. What does it say to the aspiring athletes in high school and younger if he is awarded the Heisman? That it’s okay to commit questionable acts, perhaps even break the rules, so long as you are an elite athlete?
Shame on you and anyone else who feels that he should win this award. Yes, its okay to make mistakes, and its okay to turn your life around. But should you still get to be able to perform on this grand stage? NO! It’s just like Michael Vick. I’m very happy he’s turn his life around, but no way should he have ever been allowed to play professional football again. Our morality as a country is just plain sickening. We are sending the message that premiere athletes are above the rules and the law.
Waaaaahhh I'm a Sore Dawg
December 10th, 2010
3:13 pm
dap01
December 10th, 2010
3:04 pm
Jeff: Integrity is in the Heisman criteria. How was Cam even eligible with all of his background. Felon, academic cheating and 12 violation for traffic. Auburn, Florida and this column has no credibility.
How do 11 Dawgs get arrested, one for trying to murder his girlfriend. Dawgs have no credibility.
Last time we checked, a $100 purchase is not a felon. He didn’t steal a laptop. He bought a stolen one for $100. And traffic violations? Is that all you got? Did you know you can get a traffic violation for doing a rolling stop at a stop sign? Or a rolling stop, right turn on a red light? Weak, dude. Weak. Cheating? That’s complete rumor and inuendo, otherwise Cam would not have been able to transfer his credits to Blynn or Auburn. As usual, puppies are “digging” holes in their own lies.
All I'm Saying...
December 10th, 2010
3:16 pm
Cam has EARNED the Heisman Trophy with his performance on the field and the respect of many others for his classy behavior during all of this off the field turmoil.
He has also made mistakes and paid for them but they have nothing to do with his performance on the field.
At this point, what I want to know is why is no one writing about how Cam’s academic records from Florida became public knowledge and how releasing those without his consent is illegal and a felony? That’s for more serious than is being acknowledged and I’d like to see those same sportswriters who so zealously wrote about what Cecil Newton MIGHT have done do the same thing about something that was DEFINITELY done.
Observer
December 10th, 2010
3:19 pm
I read on this site that a player or his representative, including a family member, is prohibited from receiving or agreeing to receive payment for attending a college to play sports. If that happens, the player is inelligible.
So, were to assume that Cam Newton wasn’t represented by his father?
Why doesn’t the rule apply to him, even if he was unaware, a dubius assumption
.
His past doesn’t matter? That’s a dumb stance. Patterns of action distinguish Everyone’s actions, whether good or bad.
So Warrick Dunn’s assessment carries more weight than the next person? Well, what if an even more credible source produces the opposite assessment of the situation. Does that mean we go get the handcuffs?
This whole thing stinks.
Newton is hands down the most dynamic and valuable player in college football this year. Of all time? That’s debatable.
His dad broke the rule. That’s not debatable.
And it appears to me that the rule may be being bent way, way far to excuse Cam.
If so, that is very bad for college football.
Waaaaahhh I'm a Sore Dawg
December 10th, 2010
3:20 pm
NO! It’s just like Michael Vick. I’m very happy he’s turn his life around, but no way should he have ever been allowed to play professional football again
Oh for God’s sake, he was running dawg fighting camps. Big Frickin deal. How many of you have cheated on your wife? Or smoked pot? Or meth? Maybe none of YOU should ever have a chance in life again either. Those thigns are far worse than someone who knocks off a couple of vicious dawgs who are natural born killers. And if you idiots think he would know what his daddy was doing? How many of you wife cheaters have told your son you were cheating on his mother – and I KNOW some of you HAVE. We ALL have a few coworkers who have cheated on their wife. Come on and tell us you told your son. Afterall, you share everything, don’t you? How would your son NOT know you weren’t sleeping around on his mother? I mean he’s got to be either a liar, right?
The Truth
December 10th, 2010
3:21 pm
Geez, you writers just don’t get it. This isn’t about the Heisman trophy. “At this time” he does deserve it.
Everyone with half a brain knows what happened with him going to Auburn. It’s only a matter of time before the truth comes out and all of you writers will have egg on your faces. At least put an asterisk at the beginning of your articles.
always a silver lining
December 10th, 2010
3:22 pm
Which story was true- the one he told SI that his father made the Auburn decision; or the one he told Fowler that HE alone made the decision to go to Auburn? He just forgot?? Had a Sr moment??
Waaaaahhh I'm a Sore Dawg
December 10th, 2010
3:23 pm
Observer
December 10th, 2010
3:19 pm
I read on this site that a player or his representative, including a family member, is prohibited from receiving or agreeing to receive payment for attending a college to play sports. If that happens, the player is inelligible
He would have ONLY been ineligible at MSU where the playforpay scheme was discussed. Just like Albert Means at Alabama. A booster coughed up the money and Means was declared ineligible. He went on to play at Memphis where he WAS eligible since the infraction had not occurred at Memphis. It’s the exact same difference with Cam. Ineligible at one school; eligible at another.
William Buckley
December 10th, 2010
3:23 pm
The Best Player in 2010, No question !
The detractors either wish he was on their team or are simply jealous
Bama Stan
December 10th, 2010
3:23 pm
SCULTZIE:
When he wouldn’t answer the ESPN question about “did you or did you not tell Coach Mullen that the money at Auburn was just too much when you two were on the phone” he lost me…..The only reason he wouldn’t answer this “no” is that he knows Coach Mullen knows the truth……SCHULTZIE IS PLAYING THE POLITICALLY CORRECT ANGLE HERE JUST AS MR. COLLEGE FOOTBALL BARNHART…..THE KID AND DAD ARE ABOUT AS CLOSE AS CLOSE CAN BE, BUT YOU AND THE STUPID NCAA MADE A QUICK DECISION THAT CAM KNEW NOTHING ABOUT HIS DAD’S INTENTIONS…..SCULTZIE AND TONY, IF YOU HONESTLY BELIEVE THAT, I GOT 20 ACRES OF OCEAN FRONT PROPERTY IN ARIZONA THAT I NEED TO SELL YOU….AND YES, FROM MY FRONT PORCH YOU CAN SEE THE PACIFIC OCEAN….GUYS, TELL ME YOU DON’T BELIEVE THESE LIES…..
always a silver lining
December 10th, 2010
3:24 pm
All I’m Saying… Yeah let’s go chase that rabbit. Let’s change the subject- do anything – just let’s stop talking about Cammie- it is becoming a nationwide embarrassment for Auburn University. Oh my.
Elvis the Peacock
December 10th, 2010
3:25 pm
Jeff (and a lot of you other people), I sure hope you’re on the jury if I’m ever the defendant. In fact, didn’t I see you in the jury box in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom about fifteen years ago in a case involving a Heisman winner?
Against stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain.
5150 P.O.A.D
December 10th, 2010
3:26 pm
Dunn finished his 100th house this year. Can you believe he and his Foundation have Built and Furnashed 100 homes? That is a Great feat for sure. He is not Harpo(spelled backwards) with her power and money, but look what he has done. If he thinks Cam should get it for his work I think I can back DUNN on his choice.
wxwax
December 10th, 2010
3:28 pm
Sorry, Jeff.
You stretch the bounds of reason.
It’s inconceivable that Cam didn’t know that daddy was pimping him.
You say there’s no proof. I say the cynical feast on the naive every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
You’re being used.
Buckeye
December 10th, 2010
3:28 pm
Y’all have too much time on your hands.
thUGA – get over it.
Cam – Great season. Good luck against the Ducks.
THE TRUTH
December 10th, 2010
3:28 pm
all you UGA clowns need to quit the whining and bitching!!! Your program is a complete joke right now!! Your sorry ass football team is an afterthought in this conference and is an annual shoe in in Shreveport. Maybe UGA should look in to paying players… God knows you need all the help you can get
Waaaaahhh I'm a Sore Dawg
December 10th, 2010
3:28 pm
always a silver lining
December 10th, 2010
3:22 pm
Which story was true- the one he told SI that his father made the Auburn decision; or the one he told Fowler that HE alone made the decision to go to Auburn?
Let’s see. The FIRST story that came out was that Cam said “the money was too much”. NOW all of a sudden the Dawgs have ad-libbed and added two words – “at Auburn” so that it reads “the money was too much at Auburn” just to give the lie more credibility and insinuation against Auburn. NO WHERE have those two words “at Auburn” been reported. NO WHERE! And show us the proof he even said it. Oh? Third party source?
You Losers who are still pimping your 1980 trophy go around and make up crap and now you’re going after Florida. And did we read correct? One of you actually entertained Richt going to Florida? Are you kidding? Like Gators would consider someone as mediocre as Richt? They hire winners with proven championships. Not losers!
Jackets2010
December 10th, 2010
3:29 pm
Have you seen the ESPN 30 on 30 titled “The greatest who never was”?
Some similar issues to Cam including a poor family who do not know to wait until the pros to get the money. The player in question played for Oklahoma and the Texas coach was sure Oklahoma has used money to lure him away. Somehow all the going ons managed to ruin him. After some problems developed at Oklahoma, he signed with the same pro league Herchel did. I don’t think he ever got much money. No one in the story comes out looking good.
If John Steinbeck had been a sportswriter instead of a novelist, the pearl story would have been about this running back.
Bama Stan
December 10th, 2010
3:29 pm
AND BECAUSE DAD HAD HIS HAND ON THE BIBLE WHEN HE TALKED TO THE NCAA, THEY BELIEVED EVERY WORD HE SAID….SIMPLY UNBELIEVABLE……AND NOW TONY AND SCULTZIE ARE AS IMPRESSED WITH DAD’S TESTIMONY AS THE NCAA WAS??? AT LEAST INSTEAD OF CAM TELLING A LIE YESTERDAY ON ESPN, HE WOULDN’T ANSWER THE QUESTION….GUESS THATS ENOUGH INTEGRITY TO TAKE HOME A HEISMAN….
wxwax
December 10th, 2010
3:30 pm
ps Nothing Dunn says gets to the heart of the matter.
I mean, what’s the point of devoting a part of your story to telling us how mentally tough Cam is on the field?
It’s irrelevant.
You’re being used.
jawga boy
December 10th, 2010
3:31 pm
Its worse than that….remember the year UGA won the NC on the back of Herschel……..and they named a damn defensive end from Pittsburgh ????? as Heisman? Because a “Freshman” has never wone the HT? Who remembers his name? What did he accomplish post graduate? Its all a bunch of crap.
Bah Humbug.
drsoul
December 10th, 2010
3:32 pm
Schltz…one of your most amateur articles…
Newton is, without a doubt, one of the most gifted college athletes to come through the NCAA in years..no question as to ability and with his size and the right coaching, he should do well in the NFL..
but, he has a lot to learn and I feel that if someone can get through his ego, he will be a real star…
As to his Dad and dealings, it would be hard for any intelligent person to believe that he was not aware of all of the dealings…maybe not directly involved, but too many things said do not add up to the point that he did not know…also, his own actions have proven that he was certainly not above sliding around the law and/or greater punishment at Florida… so, those who do not take the character flaws into consideration are not very smart or do not want to look into their own mirror..
should the character flaws be eliminated for consideration of the Heisman…since there was no overt active effort on his part in the financial dealings, it probably should not count against him, even though I would bet that he knew every detail… maybe the Florida issues were just normal juvy ignorance or just habit from his paternal upraising…
Let’s give him a chance….give him the award….the athletic part he earned outright… it is yet to really be seen what his real character is or will become… he will have lots of money come his way; maybe he needs a few days sessions with Mr. Vick to decide on his real future… that would honestly not be a bad time spent…!!!!
Rob
December 10th, 2010
3:32 pm
Difference between this and Reggie Bush? It’s called evidence. And to those of you who think he will eventually be found “guilty”: Hold tight to that dream. Organizations like the NCAA are not very likely to a) continue investigating when they’ve rendered judgment and b) overturn their decision later. Tends to make them look (more?) foolish.
Good column, Jeff, but you’ll most definitely be considered a hostile witness by this crowd.
wxwax
December 10th, 2010
3:33 pm
Bama Stan posted:
“When he wouldn’t answer the ESPN question about “did you or did you not tell Coach Mullen that the money at Auburn was just too much when you two were on the phone” he lost me”
Exactly.
You’re being played, Jeff.
RxDawg
December 10th, 2010
3:33 pm
Vain Jangling
December 10th, 2010
2:57 pm
That’s a good post. GREAT post.
Bama Stan
December 10th, 2010
3:34 pm
THE TRUTH:
AUBIE, YOU ONLY GOOD THIS YEAR BECAUSE YOU BOUGHT THE 6 MILLION DOLLAR MAN…WOULDN’T BE WHERE YOU ARE WITHOUT SCAM….HE WANTED MONEY FROM MISS. STATE BUT IN A CORRECTION OF A MISGUIDED CONSCIOUSNESS, DECIDED THAT TAKING MONEY FOR PLAY WOULD BE WRONG AND DECIDED TO PLAY AT AUBURN FOR FREE…..WOW, THAT IS A REALLY BELIEVABLE STORY IF YOU ARE ON CRACK……
Joe Bob Thibodaux
December 10th, 2010
3:35 pm
5150 P.O.A.D
December 10th, 2010
3:26 pm
Dunn finished his 100th house this year. Can you believe he and his Foundation have Built and Furnished 100 homes? That is a Great feat for sure. He is not Harpo(spelled backwards) with her power and money, but look what he has done. If he thinks Cam should get it for his work I think I can back DUNN on his choice.
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I could not agree with you more about Warrick Dunn. I also believe
Mark Emmert is a stand up guy-the real deal–and good for college sports.
I enjoy your humor Jeff.
JBT
Joey
December 10th, 2010
3:36 pm
“Reggie could’ve solved that situation himself if he just [paid back an agent], but he was too stubborn.”
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Oh, so according to Dunn, Bush didn’t do anything wrong, he just handled it all wrong. And we’re supposed to accept his endorsement of Cam?
Pago Pago Dawg
December 10th, 2010
3:36 pm
Can you name one “bro” who would ever say anything against another “bro”! It just doesn’t happen…it’s their code.
Bo
December 10th, 2010
3:37 pm
@FALCONS SORRY
Maybe MV7 will buy you some punctuation marks for Christmas…ask him to throw in a Caps Lock key while he’s at it.
Bo
December 10th, 2010
3:39 pm
I caught that too, Joey. I hate it because I have always been a big Dunn fan. My nephew went to school with him in BR and said he’s always been a class act. I’m a little disappointed.
always a silver lining
December 10th, 2010
3:40 pm
Waaaaahhh I’m a Sore Dawg Answer the question- which was the lie???
wxwax
December 10th, 2010
3:40 pm
Joey posted:
“Oh, so according to Dunn, Bush didn’t do anything wrong, he just handled it all wrong. And we’re supposed to accept his endorsement of Cam?
Thank you.
I, too, thought that was a rather odd rationalization for Schultz to use as a way to exonerate Cam Newton.
Some very twisted thinking in this column.
always a silver lining
December 10th, 2010
3:41 pm
Did he make the deciions or did his father??? He told two stories. Do you agree???
Benjamin
December 10th, 2010
3:42 pm
Jeff, we disagree sometimes and even talk about it occasionally on your Facebook page, but I’ll say something that I’m not sure I’ve ever said re: a sports topic. An AJC journalist just completely changed my mind re: a hot topic.
Well-written article. Cam Newton for Heisman…
Dr. J
December 10th, 2010
3:42 pm
If it looks like poop, smells like poop, its probably poop!
Pat Dye
December 10th, 2010
3:43 pm
The Auburn Hillbillies-
Come and listen to a story about a kid named Cam,
A liar and a thief, but Auburn didn’t give a damn
Then one day he got paid to play the game
And out of nowhere the investigators came
NCAA that is, judge and jury, Committee on Infractions
Well the first thing you know Auburn decides to go “all in”
Cheating didn’t matter just as long as we can win
Glendale, Arizona is the place we want to be
So we threw out the rulebook and called ourselves “family”
The Auburn family that is, yes we cam, “lean on me”
Well now it’s time to say goodbye to Cam and all our wins
He’ll play in the NFL with that same sh*t eatin’ grin
How in the world could we have been such fools,
Now we have to pick up the pieces of what’s left of our school
Sanctions that is, reduced scholarships, bowl bans
We’ll be back now y’hear?
TallaDawg
December 10th, 2010
3:44 pm
I still do not totally agree, but the argument is tenable. However, one thing needs to be restated: The NCAA and the court of public opinion are NOT criminal fora. You do not have the right to be innocent until proven guilty. That has been an oft-repeated misconception in this whole saga.
Turnt_Up!
December 10th, 2010
3:44 pm
Good thing for Cam, most of the people on here do NOT get a vote in the heisman. Besides, he will get paid alot more money than most on here could dream of making for his talents, WITHOUT getting the heisman. I imagine this isn’t that big of a deal for his career, all things considered.
Nurse Rachet
December 10th, 2010
3:44 pm
I’m a fan of Warwick Dunn but not his opinion on either Bush nor Newton. He essentially said if Bush would have paid the agent back all would be well. That is not true. He still would have broken the rules- of course if he repaid the agent we may never have known- maybe that is what Dunn was saying. I hope not but I fear that is the case.
Nate the Great
December 10th, 2010
3:44 pm
I guess the I didn’t know excuse works!!! I didn’t know.
I have said it before and I’ll say it again, this whole thing is about money. How much money would the NCAA lose if it were a TCU v Oregon title game? How many sponsors would jump ship? He wont be guilty until after the season, which will be after everyone makes their money on the game. Cam will be in the NFL next year and won’t be impaired one bit by any NCAA ruling. Chizik will move on to the NFL also, a la Pete Carroll, just before the NCAA wraps up its investigation and he’ll be just fine. The real loser in all this is Auburn. They will be put on probation, lose scholarships, not be able to compete in bowl games, and whatever else the NCAA decides. The fans and university are the real victims of the scum that is the Newton family.
TallaDawg
December 10th, 2010
3:46 pm
If it looks like poop and smells like poop, I still do not want it on my shoe, even if it is not actually poop.
gdawginkalamazoo
December 10th, 2010
3:47 pm
Joey, great observation there @ 3:36. Kind of like I didn’t know they were Free Shoes thye just said here wear them.
AFDawg
December 10th, 2010
3:48 pm
You know — the Reggie Bush and USC saga was bad enough. Remember how that all started and then played out in the end — years later. Now we have this saga that really puts a bad taste in your mouth — it is ruining college football. Yeah — we’ve come to expect the crimes and corruption at the pro level, but now it is infecting the college ranks. Anyone who thinks for one minute that a kid who had no problem stealing from another student or cheating in his classes didn’t know anything about his Dad pimping him out — is living in fantasy land. The NCAA has established a precedent this time around that will reverberate through college football for a long long time. Me, personally — I’m sick and tired of hearing about it. I’m starting to feel about college ball the same way I felt about pro ball after they went on strike.
always a silver lining
December 10th, 2010
3:49 pm
Auburn has six (6) major probations with the NCAA over the past years. Tied for 2nd with several others. IF they are found guilty of any wrongdoing with all of this Cam Newton mess- they should be given the death penalty. No question.
Puppet Please
December 10th, 2010
4:00 pm
All of you are jealous of Auburn….period. You are SOOOOO jealous you can’t stand it. You wailed to the high heavens about how poor AJ Green got screwed but you want to nail Cam to the cross. You are jealous, just admit it and get on with you life. You are so sanctomonious to assume nothing bad is going on at your program…..you are a fool. If Auburn was paying players $200 G to go to school there, they would be the Yankees of college football. THEY’D HAVE ALL THE TALENT. They’d have LaMichael James, AJ, Cam, Julio, DeQuan…..ALLL OF THEM. And yet they don’t….hmmmm how could that be? Either they don’t pay players or everyone does…..my money is on EVERYBODY DOES. Which makes you all blithering hypocrites. The only thing keeping your schools keister out of the fire is that your player didn’t all of a sudden turn into the best player in football in his 1st year after flirting with another program. All it takes is to say “He took the money” and your program is tainted. And you’ll be the 1st person jumping on Jeff Schltz when he calls your program dirty…..or dirtier in UGA’s case since half of them have a rap sheet.
Keep on lying to yourself though, and keep basting in your hate…..you’ll be out of your misery on Jan 11th.
Patrick Romano WAR DAMN EAGLE
December 10th, 2010
4:00 pm
Funny to see what ALL these UGA losers have to say, Schultz finally got it right and has obviously done his homework. Nice touch with CLASS ACT Warrick Dunn, that’s exactly why I wear his jersey. Honor, Class & Respect…Cam’s the man and we are fortunate to have him as HE IS THE BEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYER THAT HAS EVER LIVED…Lucky to have him and GREAT TO BE AN AUBURN TIGER…Keep crying Georgia, shows your level of classlessness…WAR DAMN EAGLE
Megan
December 10th, 2010
4:00 pm
The Heisman trophy is a REWARD… not a RIGHT! Cam has another season of eligibility, let him stay, prove all allegations wrong, and be walk away winner next year! Bet that won’t happen because even the lowliest NFL teams can pay more than $200K
gt4ever
December 10th, 2010
4:02 pm
Way too much smoke for there to be NO fire……. Sorry, He is a Great football player, but panic caused him to throw his laptop out the window….. That’s hysterical…. He didn’t have a clue about what his father was doing…. PURE BS….. and Bill Clinton didn’t have sex with that girl either…..