07-13-2011, 11:23 AM
Garvin's got the right side of this one.
Since Stanford won't cheat (it's one of approximately 5 programs to never have a major NCAA violation in any sport) then it can only be helpful if the rules which prohibit other programs from cheating are enforced.
Celebrating after a big win? I was about to say it's unrelated but that's not quite true. It makes the victory that much sweeter if the other team was cheating and you beat them cleanly.  It's as if Clark Kent (who looks a bit like Andrew Luck, right?) trounced Lex Luther despite the kryptonite. (WHICH is GREEN by the way - just sayin'.) Â
Let's come to celebrate as the good guys (who just happen to wear S on their chests) fight off the Ducks and their Lyles paying, Kelly lying, fans denying quack attack on Nov 12. Â
Since Stanford won't cheat (it's one of approximately 5 programs to never have a major NCAA violation in any sport) then it can only be helpful if the rules which prohibit other programs from cheating are enforced.
Celebrating after a big win? I was about to say it's unrelated but that's not quite true. It makes the victory that much sweeter if the other team was cheating and you beat them cleanly.  It's as if Clark Kent (who looks a bit like Andrew Luck, right?) trounced Lex Luther despite the kryptonite. (WHICH is GREEN by the way - just sayin'.) Â
Let's come to celebrate as the good guys (who just happen to wear S on their chests) fight off the Ducks and their Lyles paying, Kelly lying, fans denying quack attack on Nov 12. Â
In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "Peace in our time", Superman first appeared in Action Comics, Seabiscuit beat War Admiral ....... and C.a.l last won the Rose Bowl.