The Bobcat Nation

Sorry but is some of this REALLY necessary!
I mean, COME ON.

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reminds of my company's internal audit of expense reports, #*&^~ing accountants

JDoub wrote:reminds of my company's internal audit of expense reports, #*&^~ing accountants

Hey now, I resemble that remark. Besides they should get them foe only eating less than $4 pasta. The real crime was not getting king crab.

Clearly you all have never heard of Cookiegate at MSU...

In 2002 MSU self-reported that football players were given cookies, made by a player's mother, during an early morning meeting. MSU self reported and each player had to bring in $.50 to pay off their cookies.

I'm not making this up.

AlphaOAlum wrote:Clearly you all have never heard of Cookiegate at MSU...

In 2002 MSU self-reported that football players were given cookies, made by a player's mother, during an early morning meeting. MSU self reported and each player had to bring in $.50 to pay off their cookies.

I'm not making this up.

Do we know what kind of cookies?

allcat wrote:

AlphaOAlum wrote:Clearly you all have never heard of Cookiegate at MSU...

In 2002 MSU self-reported that football players were given cookies, made by a player's mother, during an early morning meeting. MSU self reported and each player had to bring in $.50 to pay off their cookies.

I'm not making this up.

Do we know what kind of cookies?

Joe O'Brien was a position coach at that time -- never know what was in those cookies.

I think schools perceive themselves to be better off with the NCAA if they report anything they can, in order to avoid the NCAA suspicions if they don't report ANYTHING.