Re: Thank You Gerald!
Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2012 1:21 pm
How did turner single handily get Tulane in the league? You have to vote members into the league just like we were voted into the league. SMU doesn't even have a vote yet.
XxStallion wrote:I laughted when I saw this post last nite. Mexmustang is consumed with his hatred of Gerald Turner. Might have been drinking heavily. This was the funniest line of the entire post-must be VOTER FRAUD!!!!!!!!!!:
"--Not a single Big East school supported the addition of Tulane, but one--that's right our own SMU"
Mexmustang wrote:My friends in the former Big East are pointing their finger directly to our own Gerald Turner--
The sudden inclusion of Tulane was the breaking point for the basketball schools.
--No matter if they win or lose their respective RPI would have gone down by scheduling them in the conference.
--Tulane especially since the hurricane has become completely irrelevant in both football and basketball. As anyone attending this year's game could readily see. How many Tulane fans were there? 600?
--Not a single Big East school supported the addition of Tulane, but one--that's right our own SMU.
--Gerald Turner sits on the Knight Commission with the current president of Tulane.
--Gerald Turner was seeking a place for his friend and an ally to improve the academic standards of athletics in the Big East. Something the basketball schools couldn't support. Success in basketball won't permit it. Basketball is too important to allow the confence to start questioning admittance and academics.
That is not logical, Captain.
Makes sense to me.
Who else would have supported Tulane's membership into the conference? I honestly can't think of one!
Orsini would have blocked such an obvious mistake, of course he also would have had a "heads up" on Notre Dame's departure.
1) They aren't that well connected if they thought SMU had a voteMexmustang wrote:They didn't vote, nor were they even advised beforehand--that is what they are claiming. I don't know the rules, and we won't be there (Big East) long enough for me to care enought to find out. All I am relating is what these well connected men have told me. Yes, it is true that I have never trusted Turner, ever since he was runout at Ole Miss, and I served on Pye's board.