Tag Archives: Ricky Seals-Jones

College Football – If SI Report True, Oklahoma State Deserves Death Penalty, or Rule Book Is Meaningless
September 10, 2013

by Kent Sterling If the journalism is solid, the NCAA has two possible responses to the five-part report Sports Illustrated is releasing one part per day this week about the rampant corruption at Oklahoma State from 2001-2011. They can disembowel the program by issuing the death penalty, or they can throw the rule book in the […]

Armen Keteyian and Jeff Benedict Peel the Onion of College Football in “The System”
August 29, 2013

by Kent Sterling The NCAA dangles on the brink of irrelevance after it’s 1/2 game suspension of Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, and now with the release of “The System”, a bevy of additional questions will be asked as to why the organization exists at all as an oversight authority in the world of big […]