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The Weekend Update
Published 4/14/2007 by Stankfinger at CFBreport.com
... - New Orleans Saints RB Reggie Bush has settled his “dispute” with his former not/almost/never was agent. to the tune of about 300 grand. Give or take.

When the Inmates Run the Asylum, This Is What Happens
Published 4/15/2007 by Joey at Straight Bangin'
... , Tim Floyd doesn't call the shots at USC. Neither does Pete Carroll, apparently. The players run things at Southern Cal, and the "school" is proud to boast that it's a haven for superstars as they sort out the latter stages of their adolescences and then go pro, either as athletes or losers or whatever else guys who max out in college go into. That USC even continues the charade that it cares about educating its revenue-generating athletes is admirable; other schools, like the Ohio State Joke of a University, don't seem to. Buckeyes are just proud that their "student athletes" make it through five-credit courses like History of Rock and Roll or put in extra "classroom" time over the summer taking golf and AIDS awareness (for which the final exam is a one-question retrospective: Is it good to get AIDS?). And, I can only imagine that the faculty and the non-celebrity students at Southern Cal are thrilled t

Blue-White Roundtable is Copyrighted, Bitches!
Published 4/18/2007 by Mike <info@blackshoediaries.com> at Black Shoe Diaries: Front Page Posts
... Reggie Bush paid his former would-be agent to shut his mouth in the form of a $200,000 to $300,000 confidentiality clause which will prevent him from talking with the NCAA.  On a sleaze scale of 1 to 10 with 1 being straight as Mother Teresa and 10 being skanky as Paris Hilton, where does this rank?

As I Was Saying
Published 5/13/2008 by Joey (noreply@blogger.com) at Straight Bangin'
... , Tim Floyd doesn't call the shots at USC. Neither does Pete Carroll, apparently. The players run things at Southern Cal, and the "school" is proud to boast that it's a haven for superstars as they sort out the latter stages of their adolescences and then go pro, either as athletes or losers or whatever else guys who max out in college go into. That USC even continues the charade that it cares about educating its revenue-generating athletes is admirable; other schools, like the Ohio State Joke of a University, don't seem to. Buckeyes are just proud that their ...