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My theory about why all this thing is mostly bunk is that there is no way it can be as widespread as some think because if so, someone at some type would come out and say something about it. Too many players get pissed and leave schools and have every reason, and the immaturity to rat out the school they left. But that rarely or never happens. Seriously, you telling me that thousands of players have been paid serious money over 50 years from Bama, and only a couple have decided to tell the truth or were found out? I just don't believe it. Again, hundred dollar handshake ... sure, all the time. Hundreds of thousands to dozens if not hundreds of players, no way. Especially with the laundering laws, and our new ecommerce society. It just can't happen at the level being discussed here.I'll say this everything in the article about Propst and Paul Bryant Jr are accurate in the article but all of it could have been sourced from documents in the public domain.
I think the most interesting piece of information that I've read is Propst claim there is a fund in Mobile that was set up in the 60s that Alabama uses to pay players. If they could ever prove that it would be the death penalty because that would literally be 50 years of cheating. If true I think people would end up dead (no joke) before that info came out.
Again, before you post ... I agree it happens, and I am confident that my school does it like everyone else. Just believe that it is exaggerated a lot because it's so easy to say that the good guys cheat, not that they are better recruiters, spend more legit money, have better facilities, better chance of getting you to the pros, good coaching staff, and of course it means more in the SEC.