Newton, the eldest, claims or your child or the Auburn staff knew anything about this scheme of yours.
What makes the questionable claim is that the NCAA's investigation has been underway since at least July of this year and this was known to the university.
More importantly, the applications were made to Newton for financial records so they obviously knew that the investigation was underway.
That means he was lying last week when he denied "any" any crime or lying now.
Moreover, Cameron Newton's comment that "money was too good" in Auburn makes it hard to believe I was in the dark.
However, the fact that Newton was "bought" by his father makes you eligible according to NCAA rules regardless of whether money changed hands or not.
Up to that point was presumably based on the facts of the case, arguing that they knew nothing of the violation of the rules and acted on the basis of Newton's eligibility decision by the NCAA Clearinghouse when he enrolled at Auburn.
With "The Shepherd" confession of Newton, which went out the window.
Auburn has won the regular-season crown in the SEC West with a 49-28 victory over the embattled Bulldogs Mark Richt of Georgia.
However, with several blows Pretty dirty for DL Nick and the expulsion of two DL the Tigers may have erased all doubts about who is the dirtiest in college football program.
What is clear is that the NCAA has to act before the end of the regular season.
We simply can not allow Auburn to continue in the playoffs with their eligibility status in question. His father broke the rules and should have to sit.
A.J. Green Georgia Bulldogs had to sit three games to sell a shirt to an agent. UNC basically had to give up everything this season, when he also had championship aspirations.
But if it is to play Cameron Newton LSU Tigers, the TCU Horn frogs or Bulldogs Boise St. would be a step closer to playing for a national title.
The NCAA has not been about to conclude its investigation, as they usually do not like to take any action until these investigations are completed.
However, just can not wait here. If you have evidence (and we all do from Cecil's confession is on the record) of suspension should then take action.
The conclusion is that Auburn jumped off a cliff today, we are waiting for the NCAA to tell us if they hit rocks or drowned in the rip tide.
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