t****r
发帖数: 1506 | 1 牛顿同学称：我是无辜的。
就算他有辜也不影响目前Auburn的比赛甚至都不会影响他被NFL选走，等NCAA启动调查
程序，完成调查，估计也得五年之后，黄花菜早都凉了。
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5768636
AUBURN, Ala. -- Auburn quarterback Cameron Newton says he "didn't do
anything wrong" amid allegations that a man tried to secure payment from
Mississippi State during the Heisman Trophy hopeful's recruitment.
Newton said Friday just before stepping on the bus to the team's hotel in
Montgomery ahead of Saturday's game with Chattanooga that he's "sure the
smoke will settle." He says he's holding up just fine, that he's had "worse
days."
A person familiar with the situation told the Associated Press on Friday
that Auburn has had "no contact whatsoever" with a man who allegedly tried
to secure payment from Mississippi State during the recruitment of Newton. | t****r
发帖数: 1506 | 2 AUBURN, Ala. -- Auburn quarterback Cameron Newton says he "didn't do
anything wrong" amid allegations that a man tried to secure payment from
Mississippi State during the Heisman Trophy hopeful's recruitment.
Newton said Friday just before stepping on the bus to the team's hotel in
Montgomery ahead of Saturday's game with Chattanooga that he's "sure the
smoke will settle." He says he's holding up just fine, that he's had "worse
days."
A person familiar with the situation told the Associated Press on Friday
that Auburn has had "no contact whatsoever" with a man who allegedly tried
to secure payment from Mississippi State during the recruitment of Newton.
ESPN.com reported Thursday a teammate of John Bond, a Mississippi State
quarterback in the 1980s, contacted Bond soon after Newton's official visit
to the school during the Ole Miss game in December. He said he was
representing Newton and soliciting a six-figure payment.
Sources told ESPN.com Bond's former teammate is Kenny Rogers, who played at
Mississippi State from 1982 to '85. Bond told ESPN.com that the former
teammate told him other schools had already offered $200,000, but since
Newton really liked Mississippi State and had a relationship with head coach
Dan Mullen dating to when both were at Florida, Mississippi State could get
him for $180,000.
"He said it would take some cash to get Cam," Bond said. "I called our
athletic director, Greg Byrne, and he took it from there. That was pretty
much it."
Douglas Zeit, Kenny Rogers' lawyer, denied the charge on Friday to ESPN.com.
"The allegations that Mr. Rogers suggested or stated to anyone that Cameron
Newton was offered or would take money from any university or Mississippi
State University are completely and patently false," Zeit said.
Rogers has a company called Elite Football Preparation, which holds camps in
Alabama, Chicago and Mississippi, and matches football prospects with
colleges. Calls to the company have gone unanswered.
Rogers has separately come under scrutiny from the NFL Players Association
and the NCAA.
The NFLPA has issued a disciplinary complaint against contract adviser Ian
Greengross, and spokesman George Atallah told The Associated Press on Friday
that the union would be looking into Rogers' involvement with players as
well. THE NFLPA identified Rogers as a recruiter for Greengross.
Greengross was cited for "violating numerous provisions of the NFLPA's agent
regulations while recruiting and representing players," and, according to
the union, is responsible for the actions of his recruiters, employees and
associates.
Auburn, in the meantime, has not received a letter of inquiry from the sport
's governing body, the person familiar with the situation told The
Associated Press on Friday on condition of anonymity.
The person said Newton's eligibility "has at no point been in jeopardy."
Newton will play Saturday vs. Chattanooga.
"We have been made aware of the allegation. Unfortunately, we cannot comment
at this time," Auburn assistant athletic director, media relations Kirk
Sampson said on Thursday. "However, Cam Newton is eligible to play football
at Auburn."
Cecil Newton, Cam's father, denied any wrongdoing in an interview with ESPN.
com on Thursday.
"If Rogers tried to solicit money from Mississippi State, he did it on his
own, without our knowledge," Cecil Newton said.
Cecil Newton is pastor of Holy Zion Center of Deliverance, a small church
located in a commercial building in Newnan, Ga., southwest of Atlanta.
Documents obtained Friday by The Associated Press through an open records
request show the city has been pressuring the minister to make some $50,000
in repairs to the structure since June 2008. An inspector found multiple
problems, including a lack of smoke detectors, sprinklers and rear exits;
moldy insulation; faulty wiring; rotting wooden doors and broken windows.
An abandoned structure needed to be demolished behind the church building,
according to a letter from the city, and the grass had to be cut because of
safety hazards to the public.
The city issued the first of three separate permits for work at the site in
May 2009, records show. The town's newspaper, The Times-Herald, quoted Cecil
Newton as telling the City Council in September 2009 that the church had
the money for the repairs.
But it wasn't until last month that city officials agreed to take the
structure off a list of buildings that could be condemned and demolished.
Cecil Newton would not say where his church got the money to perform the
improvements required by the city.
"I'm not going to get into something like that," he told The Associated
Press in a brief telephone interview Friday.
The city's public information officer, Gina Snider, said the church still
isn't allowed to hold services in the building because of its poor condition.
"They have to meet elsewhere," she said Friday.
The minister's son knows what it's like to have to relocate.
Newton decided to leave Florida following a November 2008 arrest after he
bought a stolen computer. The charges were dropped last December when he
completed a pretrial intervention program for first-time offenders.
Auburn fans have quickly rallied to Newton's defense in the recruiting
scandal. A Facebook page supporting the quarterback gained more than 7,400
members less than a day after it was created. | Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | 3 这种事，就算是无辜，也会影响心情，说不定会影响它比赛状态。在场上，对方球员说
不定也会拿这个来说事。 | b**j
发帖数: 20742 | 4 "i did nothing wrong" 这句话reggie bush都说过几百遍了
worse
【在 t****r 的大作中提到】
: 牛顿同学称：我是无辜的。
: 就算他有辜也不影响目前Auburn的比赛甚至都不会影响他被NFL选走，等NCAA启动调查
: 程序，完成调查，估计也得五年之后，黄花菜早都凉了。
: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5768636
: AUBURN, Ala. -- Auburn quarterback Cameron Newton says he "didn't do
: anything wrong" amid allegations that a man tried to secure payment from
: Mississippi State during the Heisman Trophy hopeful's recruitment.
: Newton said Friday just before stepping on the bus to the team's hotel in
: Montgomery ahead of Saturday's game with Chattanooga that he's "sure the
: smoke will settle." He says he's holding up just fine, that he's had "worse
| Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | | r***l
发帖数: 9084 | 6 牧师教堂有钱啊。当年一个牧师ebay拍了我个wii, 800刀，马上付帐，我放心的寄走。
【在 Y******e 的大作中提到】
: 牛顿老爸是牧师，应该不会受黑钱吧。
| h***i
发帖数: 1970 | 7 可能是，一般也就性骚扰。
【在 Y******e 的大作中提到】
: 牛顿老爸是牧师，应该不会受黑钱吧。
| Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | 8 别人是买给穷苦儿童的，你赚的黑钱，bs。
【在 r***l 的大作中提到】
: 牧师教堂有钱啊。当年一个牧师ebay拍了我个wii, 800刀，马上付帐，我放心的寄走。
| a***n
发帖数: 5520 | 9 穷苦儿童还需要这个？
【在 Y******e 的大作中提到】
: 别人是买给穷苦儿童的，你赚的黑钱，bs。
| W********s
发帖数: 2256 | 10 主教还搞幼童。
【在 Y******e 的大作中提到】
: 牛顿老爸是牧师，应该不会受黑钱吧。
| Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | 11 wii刚出那时候我们这里电视报道过，教堂要买这个给老人，儿童，好像开party用什么的。
【在 a***n 的大作中提到】
: 穷苦儿童还需要这个？
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