were student athlete prospect B and C, and they were given immunity by the NCAA to provide information to bring down not just Alabama but a head football coach, a program, and careers.
Forget that for a second, because I don't want to you to get caught up in the whole "there is double standard with Alabama" emotional argument. That's not what I'm trying to say. So if you would like, say a Duke player was given immunity by the NCAA to bring down UNC and Roy Williams.
The fact that the NCAA offered immunity to kids from a rival school to get what they wanted would be just as much of the story as the allegations themselves. In Alabama, it would be THE story. The NCAA has essentially become the Southwest conference, clothed and disguised by the notion that college football is pure and Ole Miss is the outlier.
The fact that the media is ignoring this shouldn't surprise you. Even Ed Aschoff, who I believe has been fair throughout this process, completely ignored it. It is shameful.
Forget that for a second, because I don't want to you to get caught up in the whole "there is double standard with Alabama" emotional argument. That's not what I'm trying to say. So if you would like, say a Duke player was given immunity by the NCAA to bring down UNC and Roy Williams.
The fact that the NCAA offered immunity to kids from a rival school to get what they wanted would be just as much of the story as the allegations themselves. In Alabama, it would be THE story. The NCAA has essentially become the Southwest conference, clothed and disguised by the notion that college football is pure and Ole Miss is the outlier.
The fact that the media is ignoring this shouldn't surprise you. Even Ed Aschoff, who I believe has been fair throughout this process, completely ignored it. It is shameful.
