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Cash said:
SpikeUM said:
Cash said:
RVACane said:
I didn't practice in this area of the law but it seems like Conspiracy, Fraud and Grand Larceny or attempted Grand Larceny. They schemed to get this stuff for free and took positive steps in the commission of the crime.
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Retired cop from SoFla. If you could give me the basics of the story like where the credit cards came from and whose name they were in I could peg the charges easily. I worked credit card fraud and identity theft cases for a couple years as a defective!
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They were issued UF credit cards for books etc. Instead, they used them to buy all kinds of electronics at Best Buy, then reported the cards stolen so they wouldnt have to pay.
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If that's the case then all you have is filing a false police report. The University can choose not to prosecute for credit card fraud. Either way it still falls under impermissible benefits by the bylaws of the NCAA.
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Even if they choosr not too couldn't the state pick up the charges ?
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No victim no crime
 
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Tweed said:
kryptonite said:
Tweed said:
Not sure where the Bestbuy stuff is coming from, but the players used their student ID's (which have funds on them) to purchase (improper use) around $1500 worth of stuff from the bookstore & then turned around and sold them for cash.

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This makes more sense, but how in the world did they get caught? Or if they did, how did it get out? I would think kids have been doing this forever and not getting in trouble.
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Think of it like a company "P card" that you can only use to purchase specific items (ex: office supplies). Well they tried to use it to make purchases in unauthorized categories (probably electronics) so that they could just turn around & sell it for cash. The reason they got caught (I believe) is because they didn't have enough money on the cards and that probably red flagged whoever reconsiles the statements & realized what they were doing.
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I just figured uf would have "dealt with it internally", I'm wondering how they let it get out to the public.
 
Drink up, ladies and gents!

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7 Players suspended for Michigan.

Edit: Sorry, noticed now it was already posted. Best part of this is that Telfort was involved.

He once said “Down here, it’s just senseless killing, innocent people dying for no reason,” he says. “I have a lot of friends and people down here — I’ve got good friends, bad friends. It’s just like, you never know, they might be doing something, they might just come and pick you up and then it’s wrong place, wrong time. So I don’t want none of that happening, so the best fit for me is just get out of Miami.” - Telfort
 
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It now confirms with me that 247 has not only an sec bias but a gator. The fact that the suspensions are not on the front page of 247 after being reported less than 24 hours ago or the gators site is clear evidence. The biggest story to break in college football this Summer and 247 acting like cnn and acting like nothing happened. The miami suspensionslast season of aqm etc were on the front page for days.
 
Looks like OCCC was right in saying to hold off on the complaints about a 1 game suspension. These guys are out indefinitely...

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RVACane said:
Looks like OCCC was right in saying to hold off on the complaints about a 1 game suspension. These guys are out indefinitely...

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Like I said from the very beginning, aside from the fraud/crime aspect of this, it is an impermissible benefits situation in which the UF compliance department (including lawyers) are in communication with the NCAA, even so much as seeking their guidance in terms of acceptable punishment.

The turds priority now is to stay out of the NCAA crosshairs, thereby consulting with them, and avoiding playing players that may later down the line be declared ineligible.

This is out of McSharkFvckers's hands, and it's the lawyers and compliance that are driving the bus. He's not determining the punishment, best case for him is having his opinion even heard.

After the last 7 years, we've all picked up a lot of how this works.
 
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This thread has almost 350,000 views. I know it's only the same 15 of you, but that's impressive.
 
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They're convinced they're getting Hall.

I think they have a better chance of Tall Jitt actually being able to play corner.
 
This is a tight knit little family run by The Godfather of tears RVA with an enforcer at his fingertips ,Inday ,to whack any UFAG **** who dares to venture into this thread with bad intentions.....

All are invited Not all that are invited survive..
 
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