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Definitely bought by BAMA football...but nothing will happen here...NCAA will look the other way.

If it was SMU though....Dale Hansen would be all over it

Other than its a black kid with a car tell us a single fact upon which your stupid comment is based

Look diva, read what I wrote. If it was an SMU player, I can guarantee the NCAA would be all over it!

Based on what? Identify a single fact you relied upon to reach your conclusion. See definition of prejudice in the Dictionary.

What he is asking is how do you know it was "definitely bought by Alabama football"? It should be a very simple question to answer.

Big12Mustang wrote:Look diva, read what I wrote. If it was an SMU player, I can guarantee the NCAA would be all over it!

THIS

The P word should be directed at the a hole group known as the ncaa. Mostly run by the P5
money grubbing college presidents who have insured that votes go their way

As the owner of a Challenger SRT, I find it humorous to think it's a story. The guy is driving a base level, small-block Challenger with a couple aesthetic mods. It's not even the R/T package. It only runs in the low-20s. Not exactly a breaking news story when a kid gets 20K car with a small-block engine. Wouldn't be too tough to get a good loan w/ low monthly payments.

What 18 year old can get a loan for a new car

That he could seems to be a NCAA violation

You are the epitomy of whatever the diva male horsi called the guy.

And you're a wedge. The simplest of all tools.

Stlhockeyguy02 wrote:And you're a wedge. The simplest of all tools.

I'm more a fan of inclined planes.

Something tells me that I will regret even commenting on this topic.....but here goes. I have absolutely know idea who payed for or is paying for this car that this student athlete is standing next to. For those who say it is none of my business, I beg to differ. I know that it is the internent, but one of the comments following the article, says this particular student athelete, comes from a median house hold income of $41,1000. A car payment even in the low 20's will be substantial for a student with no job. I guess we should all just look the other way and pretend the elephant is not in the room. It is Alabama and the SEC afterall.

When I played just a few years ago we had guys driving over $100K cars and many with SUV's around $50K... Makes that challenger look pretty amateur and nobody came asking us about cars. 2006-2010

EconPony'10 wrote:When I played just a few years ago we had guys driving over $100K cars and many with SUV's around $50K... Makes that challenger look pretty amateur and nobody came asking us about cars. 2006-2010

What did you play?

EconPony'10 wrote:When I played just a few years ago we had guys driving over $100K cars and many with SUV's around $50K... Makes that challenger look pretty amateur and nobody came asking us about cars. 2006-2010

Well, then in that case all is well. I guess we can assume that the NCAA is following the rule of don't ask, don't tell policy. Which is fine with me as long as it is universally applied. None of this stuff about it is ok for Alabama and not ok for Middle Tennesse State.

Maybe his parents saved for college, but with a full scholarship they used the money instead to buy their son a car?