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What a Past NCAA Infractions Finding Foretells for Trojan Basketball (and Tim Floyd)

Patroclus Jun 3 2010, 2:40p

What a Past NCAA Infractions Finding Foretells for Trojan Basketball (and Tim Floyd)

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(Another) Possible SC Violation

posted by bucknellbruin, Oct 04, 2008

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Dohn reporting that Cheaty Petey went to see a HS player one too many times this year - a player that both the Bruins and Trojans have offered.

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At U$C, Resisting Arrest is All Good

norcald503 over 4 years 5

A little over a week ago, there was some discussion here (also see here and here) on BN regarding the Shareece Wright situation at U$C, in particular, the minor matter of Wright resisting arrest. ...

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Winning is the only thing . . .

Koach Karl I over 4 years 2

Great article in the L.A. Times today about how The Humanitarian is teaching his kids how to be better men. See, any objective person looking at the Shareece Wright situation would think that Cal...

Barry Bonds Gets His Alphabets All Mixed Up

Nestor Aug 11 2008, 4:00p

According to Larry Brown Sports, San Francisco Giant's "slugger" Barry Bonds wants to remain involved in baseball by coaching in the college ranks. And there is one school he has in mind: Bonds...

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Menelaus Aug 8 2008, 2:49p

According to the LAT, Southern Cal's branding police won a victory over USC (University of South Carolina), convincing the U.S. Trademark Office that Southern Cal owns the rights to the "SC" logo. ...

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Bush Tackled For A Loss (At Least In One Play)

Nestor Aug 2 2008, 10:48a

So it looks like we have some movement in the Reggie Bush/Southern California blockbuster scandal (which if involved any other team would have put them on track to death penalty a long time ago). b...

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Tentative Ruling In Reggie Bush Case (Lake v. Griffin)

posted by bruin7982, Aug 01, 2008

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By now, perhaps there has been a final ruling. But the tentative ruling by the court was to deny the motion to compel arbitration on the grounds that there was no evidence that the plaintiff (Lake) was at all a party to the arbitration agreement. If the tentative ruling holds, it means that the case will continue to be in court and it will be difficult for the Bush side to keep whatever information that comes out from the NCAA. In a victory for the Bush side (Griffin), however, the court denied the plaintiff's request for further responses to additional interrogatories and sanctioned the plaintiff $2,720. The request for further responses was deemed untimely and there was a failure to properly meet and confer. I assume the sanctions were for abuse of the discovery process by the plaintiff.

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Will Anything Change?

Nestor May 13 2008, 5:42p

I must say it has been pretty amusing to see all the commotion over OJ2 allegedly receiving approx. $30,000 in illegal benefits during and before his time at Southern Cal. The outrage on the...

Road to No. 101: Women's Water Polo v. USC

Menelaus May 11 2008, 3:01p

Bumped. It's turning out to be busy busy Mother's Day in terms of news. We are going to leave this post up top. Consider it as open thread as the Ladies are gunning for number 101. GO BRUINS. -N H...

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What a Past NCAA Infractions Finding Foretells for Trojan Basketball (and Tim Floyd)

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(Another) Possible SC Violation

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At U$C, Resisting Arrest is All Good

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Winning is the only thing . . .

Barry Bonds Gets His Alphabets All Mixed Up

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UCLA Football

Bush Tackled For A Loss (At Least In One Play)

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Tentative Ruling In Reggie Bush Case (Lake v. Griffin)

Will Anything Change?

Road to No. 101: Women's Water Polo v. USC

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