[mark3k]

Which provision of the US Constitution bans policies that may eliminate or mitigate real or perceived conflicts of interest?!?  Sarbanes-Oxley sure seems to have missed that one!  ;)

I also love it when people defend turning a blind-eye to the Newton situation on the grounds that Cam is "innocent until proven guilty."  Really?!?  Is there some criminal proceeding that I missed?!?  The US Constitution doesn\'t grant you the right to participate in NCAA football games... that\'s supposed to be a privilege, which could clearly be revoked under a lesser burden of proof (if the NCAA and media weren\'t so conflicted).

[mark3k]

Which provision of the US Constitution bans policies that may eliminate or mitigate real or perceived conflicts of interest?!?  Sarbanes-Oxley sure seems to have missed that one!  ;)

I also love it when people defend turning a blind-eye to the Newton situation on the grounds that Cam is "innocent until proven guilty."  Really?!?  Is there some criminal proceeding that I missed?!?  The US Constitution doesn\'t grant you the right to participate in NCAA football games... that\'s supposed to be a privilege, which could clearly be revoked under a lesser burden of proof (if the NCAA and media weren\'t so conflicted).