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http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ncaaf--sources--ncaa-investigating-auburn-s-football-program-201343758.html;_ylt=Asz7kSkGDkZgQEs02xm64.UcvrYF;_ylu=X3oDMTRvYjNwY3I2BG1pdANMSVNUUyBNaXhlZCBMaXN0IE5DQUFGIEV4cGVydHMgMgRwa2cDNGZlMDA1NjgtMTQ4NC0zNGFhLWFiODctZGQzZmRlNDRhOGI3BHBvcwMyBHNlYwNNZWRpYUJMaXN0TWl4ZWRMUENBVGVtcAR2ZXIDMTI2YmYyYTAtMzQxOC0xMWUyLWI1ODctOWQyNGZmMmI3Yzgx;_ylg=X3oDMTFqdXByMzhlBGludGwDdXMEbGFuZwNlbi11cwRwc3RhaWQDBHBzdGNhdANuY2FhZgRwdANzZWN0aW9ucw--;_ylv=3Wednesday, November 21, 2012
NCAA investigating Auburn's football program - Yahoo! Sports - Pat Forde -According to multiple sources, NCAA investigators have spent weeks looking into potential improprieties involving Auburn recruits, players, coaches, representatives of the school's athletic interests and third parties. Assistant coaches Trooper Taylor and Curtis Luper have been scrutinized by the NCAA, sources said. Taylor is the assistant head coach and wide receivers coach, while Luper coaches running backs and is the recruiting coordinator.
Finebaum on Tigers upset: 0 chance | The Crimson White - Posted by: Marquavius Burnett -- Crimson White: How much of a chance, if any, do you give Auburn against Alabama, considering it’s a big rivalry game? - Paul Finebaum: Is there a number below zero? Realistically, there is zero chance of this happening. This is the worst Auburn team in our lifetime. -- CW: I’ve heard you on the show with Pat Dye talking about Gene Chizik and his job security. With his buyout, the 2010 national championship and the last two disappointing seasons taken into consideration, will Gene Chizik be the head coach of Auburn next season? - PF: He will not. Short of the biggest upset in history, Chizik will be fired before dusk on Monday.
Turning Brass Into Gold - NYTimes.com - Maureen Dowd - In the “Military-Adulterous Complex,” as Time called it, the twin sisters and Broadwell were not shy about using their access to top generals to advance their own agendas. - Adam Victor, C.E.O. of TransGas Development Systems in New York, told reporters that Kelley — who swanned around Tampa and the MacDill Air Force Base, home to Centcom, as a trompe l’oeil diplomat for South Korea — had offered to set up a natural gas deal in South Korea in return for an $80 million commission.
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