Just for fun: Some people don't drink the kool-aid, they marinate in it

[DawgHouseUnited]

Flipped on the book of faces earlier and saw a friend of mine had reposted something from one of the MSU FB fan pages about the timing of the OM coaching job posting. He joked that they would have plenty of family time around Christmas/New Years for 3-4 more years.

A die-hard Rebel... Err, Bear... Err, Jimmy Buffet beer came on and the following exchange happened.


I think my friend was being too lenient in his estimation. The damage done to OM thus far is nowhere near the scale of the crime.



Submitted for your amusement.

[Jack Lambert]

I like to mix red and purple Kool- Aid then load it down with sugar. Growing up Mormon Kool Aid was a fixture in my house. "That's not a Pun"

[louisvilledawg]

Would say that only Aid was a fixture in your house. There's nothing Kool about growing up Mormon. #BYUhateweek

[Lumpy Chucklelips]

I keep hearing and reading that Leo's story kept changing, as many as 4 times. Is there any documentation, other than from fanboys, (they don't count as legitimate sources, sorry), that states as fact that Leo told multiple stories of what happened with his recruitment? Because the way I see this happening is that Leo spoke behind closed doors to the NCAA, with only OM attorneys present as far as someone on "their" side present that could have offered information as to what happened in those meetings. That information was then relayed to representatives of OM, who then leaked it to their fanboys, who then distributed it to the masses. So it had to go from one person (attorneys) to another person (Bjork, Freeze for example) and then to another person (not a fanboy Neal or Godfrey) who then told it to his flock of sheep, who then distributed it among themselves over and over and over. Is that about right?

And through that distribution it ends up that Leo told up to 4 different stories in his dealings with the NCAA.

But I want to see actual proof that Leo told 4 different stories to the NCAA. Not go by what the lunie's have told me.

I'll wait.

[Commercecomet24]

I keep hearing and reading that Leo's story kept changing, as many as 4 times. Is there any documentation, other than from fanboys, (they don't count as legitimate sources, sorry), that states as fact that Leo told multiple stories of what happened with his recruitment? Because the way I see this happening is that Leo spoke behind closed doors to the NCAA, with only OM attorneys present as far as someone on "their" side present that could have offered information as to what happened in those meetings. That information was then relayed to representatives of OM, who then leaked it to their fanboys, who then distributed it to the masses. So it had to go from one person (attorneys) to another person (Bjork, Freeze for example) and then to another person (not a fanboy Neal) who then told it to his flock of sheep, who then distributed it among themselves over and over and over. Is that about right?

And through that distribution it ends up that Leo told up to 4 different stories in his dealings with the NCAA.

But I want to see actual proof that Leo told 4 different stories to the NCAA. Not go by what the lunie's have told me.

I'll wait.

The NCAA investigators stated in their documentation to the COI that SA39's testimony was credible and compelling and confirmed by evidence gathered. So apparently the bears are the only ones who think his story kept changing.

[TrapGame]

I keep hearing and reading that Leo's story kept changing, as many as 4 times. Is there any documentation, other than from fanboys, (they don't count as legitimate sources, sorry), that states as fact that Leo told multiple stories of what happened with his recruitment? Because the way I see this happening is that Leo spoke behind closed doors to the NCAA, with only OM attorneys present as far as someone on "their" side present that could have offered information as to what happened in those meetings. That information was then relayed to representatives of OM, who then leaked it to their fanboys, who then distributed it to the masses. So it had to go from one person (attorneys) to another person (Bjork, Freeze for example) and then to another person (not a fanboy Neal or Godfrey) who then told it to his flock of sheep, who then distributed it among themselves over and over and over. Is that about right?

And through that distribution it ends up that Leo told up to 4 different stories in his dealings with the NCAA.

But I want to see actual proof that Leo told 4 different stories to the NCAA. Not go by what the lunie's have told me.

I'll wait.

Nowhere is there any documentation that Leo changed his story. That's all hearsay started by Yancy to pacify his gullible flock of shitbirds.

[1bigdawg]

Nowhere is there any documentation that Leo changed his story. That's all hearsay started by Yancy to pacify his gullible flock of shitbirds.

Actually, in their released reply to the NCAA, UNM documented an example of SA39 changing his story. They said that the transcripts say that in one case Leo said he got a pile of cash, then later he said he got a bag of cash. Technically, that is a change.

However, it is reasonable that he was talking about the same event in a different way and the NCAA agreed.

[Jack Lambert]

Actually, in their released reply to the NCAA, UNM documented an example of SA39 changing his story. They said that the transcripts say that in one case Leo said he got a pile of cash, then later he said he got a bag of cash. Technically, that is a change.

However, it is reasonable that he was talking about the same event in a different way and the NCAA agreed.

So was the money neatly stacked in the bag or piled in the bag?