First, stop reposting the quote, I thought we learned how to do that with a comment.
Next, I'll bet you're going to buy Urban Myer's new book, extolling how great he is at molding young men's lives. On Bill O'Riely the other night he was saying how he would have disciplined Jammis Winston for that crab leg incident - now first off I'd think the sexual assault allegations would be a little more important to address, but I guess UM didn't. And why would he? Urban had the opportunity to mold Aaron Hernandez- who was shooting up people while playing for UM. To me I think he'd take a long look before cocking that arm with the rock aimed at the glass house. His predecessor at Ohio State did the same thing: bragged about what a clean program they had, and how they did things right; well until he got caught anyway. They actually believe themselves after a while.
Here's my point; if you're naive enough to want to think you can find a completely clean program in major college (hell insert HS or Pro, or Arena, etc) football among the top competitors, well, you may be as clueless as some of your friends here say you are. By the way, the U cleaned up and stopped cheating, that's why they aren't competitive. And now they want to win again, so as the NCAA turns its attention to their next victim, they may slowly start reloading. But remember the NCAA has a financial stake in not getting too crazy with punishment.
