No, it couldn't. That rule allows for kids who were used to get money (A. Means, Newton) could go to a school that is NOT implicated in said scandal.
The rule only suspends Cam IF he was at MSU. But since the NCAA has nothing implicating Auburn, they cannot suspend Cam at Auburn.
And that last part is all speculation and gossip. Whether its true or not I dunno. But that has absolutely nothing to do with what I am talking about. I am telling you why Cam is eligible at Auburn.
and Pat Haden is full of ****. His team played an ineligible player and did not have to forfeit any games or the national titles. His school got lucky that they did not have to give up any of their wins, like FSU and Bama has had to do before.
But the last paragraph is not factual, so its not worth discussing when asking why Cam is still eligible.
I believe something happened, but until the NCAA can prove it, why punish the kid? Why punish him for what his dad tried with MSU if it turns out Auburn didnt pay anything? Or what if they ruled him ineligible and it comes out Cecil took nothing from Auburn? Are you advocating that Cam should be punished BEFORE he is found guilty?







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