[Wildcatk23]

Because compared to what Cal does (or has no knowledge of knowing, rather), Bama's transgressions are very minor. I mean really dude, textbooks? LOL...And the main reason is, well, Bama football is the greatest

Lol? Your school almost received the Death Penalty in 2002. Dont get me started on the accused major violations that was brought up against BAMA. Kentucky has by far been the cleaner program Since Pitino. You Know What ill think ill mention a few.

Major findings cited by the NCAA Infractions Committee in imposing penalties on the Alabama football program:

A recruit, identified in news reports as Kenny Smith, and his parents were given $20,000 in cash, lodging and entertainment by two Crimson Tide boosters beginning in 1995. The first payment of $10,000 was made in $100 bills delivered in a grocery bag. Smith signed with Alabama but couldn't meet academic requirements.

An Alabama booster previously identified as Logan Young of Memphis, Tenn., gave cash to a high school coach who was seeking $100,000 cash and two sport-utility vehicles in exchange for directing star recruit Albert Means to Alabama.

An assistant coach, former recruiting coordinator Ronnie Cottrell, received two loans totaling $56,600 from Young in violation of NCAA rules. The loan was not repaid until the case became known.

Two boosters involved in repeated rules violations were known to the Alabama staff, coaches and fans and often were seen at the team hotel during road games.

A recruit, identified previously as Travis Carroll, was given the use of a car in 1999 for agreeing to attend Alabama. The car was repossessed when Carroll transferred to Florida.

Compared to Camby signing with an agent? Or Rose Cheating on his ACT? Now which one of these do we compare?