Like we already didn't know, this shows how careful schools have to be to avoid the NCAA.
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Oklahoma's Self-Reported Violations Shows How Absurd the NCAA Is
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I'd be curous to know how much pasta is permissible under NCAA rules. As ridiculous as I know the rule book can be, I never imagined that there could possibly be a stated permissible amount of pasta at a graduation banquet.
Yup..Deserves the DP & their bowl win over us nullified..Obviously the pasta was a competitive advantage..
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Pasta is carbs.
Carbs provide energy for endurance.
The HUNH runs more plays which requires endurance.
Therefore, ergo, vis a vie and et cetera, that pasta helped Oklahoma beat Bama in the Sugar Bowl.
Lock the guilty perps up and throw away the key, give Okla. the death penalty. Man! You can't have any danged free pasta, who do they think they are?
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That's why the Sooners kicked Bama's backside in the Bowl game.
That is an unfair competitive advantage.
There. Now I feel better knowing that the only reason the Sooners won was that they were cheating, getting "pasta in excess of permissible amounts."
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Now I know why The Sooners kicked Bama"s butt so bad . If there is not a rule yet, I think there should be severe penalties for feeding the team pasta.
The infamous Oklahoma pasta eaters have fessed up on twitter and begged for mercy. They were charged an additional $3.63 each so they paid $5.00 each fines and late fees.
The vicious pasta maulers are Gabe Ikard and Austin Wood (OL). They are terribly contrite but begged mercy from the NCAA because they were hooongry. (Okie talk)
The vicious pasta maulers are Gabe Ikard and Austin Wood (OL). They are terribly contrite but begged mercy from the NCAA because they were hooongry. (Okie talk)
That's funny!
The NCAA has outlived it's usefulness! By the way, it did that many moons ago.
Secret agents and now pasta. Did they give the Phat man some pasta to get him to be a secret witness? Or was it donuts?
Just when you think that organization may turning a new leaf, it goes and does this.
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