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Those are some of the details supplied by former Auburn players of events they said came during recruiting or while at college.
Former defensive end Stanley McClover (pictured) told HBO in a show that aired Wednesday that when he received money in a bag, he felt obligated to attend Auburn even though he had made a public commitment to Ohio State.
"I almost passed out. I literally almost passed out, I couldn't believe it was true," McClover said of finding the money. "I felt like I owed them."Read more here.
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By: Ms. pedee on 4/01/2011 7:45AM
Illegal but not new or news. Did any of the players get drafted into the NFL?
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By: SAY WHAT! on 4/01/2011 10:45AM
The easiest way to a man's ego is with a skank and a little bit of money.
If they were raised in a structured family environment (or a family at all) they'd have the sense to see it coming and not fall victim to it.
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By: AL on 4/01/2011 10:53AM
Notice it says EX-player.
They don't complain while they're getting the money and the sexual favors do they.
It's not until after they realize the bogus degree they got while scoring points (on and off the field) means nothing in the real world.
ALL those that attend college know the difference between right and wrong.
He must have had his head in the sand partying and sexing it up while others were taking advantage of his athletic prowess.
So many athletes so little professional teams to play for. No use crying fowl now.
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By: niklebag on 4/01/2011 11:07AM
How much does he owe the college for his degree?... NOTHING.
How many times did he complain while being "exploited"?... NONE.
The fun's over playa' so stop crying.
Now it's as easy as getting a hair cut and getting a job.
The only job he can get with that hair will be a government or state job that will be forced to hire him or face accusations of discrimination.
Oh and Mcdonald's, but he'll have to wear a hairnet.
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By: billW on 4/02/2011 4:40PM
perfect two things to give a hood negro, money and sex.bet he axx foe a hand gun and rims
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By: carlson on 4/01/2011 12:07PM
Stanley McClover was a 7th round pick. His first stop was the Panthers then the Texans now HBO.
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By: TK on 4/01/2011 3:36PM
These has beens kill me (Jalen Rose included) trying to relive their college days through these so called ESPN tell all intvs and docus. McClover says he made a mistake not grad from college because now he has to find a job.. hahahahahaha Make money by rolling over on Auburn and any other college you can to get media atten by naming because ESPN LUVS when Osu can be mentioned. Puleeze half the NFL/NBA wives are former groupies so sex at a party is NO news.
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By: Sharon on 4/01/2011 5:01PM
I am happy to see that one of the college players revealed what hapens behind the scenes.
Here you have, uneducated, mostly "ghetto" players who are ONLY exposed to that they see on television.
So, of course, when the scouts offer white girls to seduce them, they think that they have hit the jackpot.
It is so hilarious! Black guys are weak minded and pathetic!
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By: teabaggeredgar on 4/01/2011 5:57PM
@ SHARON, You are right.
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By: teabaggeredgar on 4/01/2011 6:07PM
Do not believe what this STREET GHETTO KID SAYS. He is mad because he did not have a pro career that lasted long, if he did have a pro career.
STREET GHETTO KID: I bet that you do not have a COLLEGE DEGREE, Do you. The # 1 thing you go to college for: GET THAT DEGREE, NOT FOOTBALL. As i say over and over again.
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