Auburn

[huskymedic]

You're tough to read sometimes because you seem to try to imply a lot of things without actually saying them.

I think McNeil is probably guilty of this crime. But I also think a lot of what was reported by Roberts concerning the university and their handling of things is true. They are not mutually exclusive.

I would never bet that Auburn is clean on anything... I just get tired of "righteous" reporters I guess. Here is her closing line in her story/article - "Mike McNeil has no intention of losing out on his father’s dream for him. He will fight the charges vigorously, with his family by his side and the university that once wooed him as one of the nation’s top recruits nowhere to be found."

I think she got played a bit in her zeal to play gotcha with Auburn... I could be 100% wrong in that regard.

 

[traitor71]

You can't make some of this stuff up.

http://m.usatoday.com/article/news/2079311