Shapiro appears to be upset with the "U"

Quote:Shapiro has been out for revenge against Miami and the former players, feeling betrayed when they did not come to his aid during the legal troubles associated with the Ponzi scheme. Columnist Barry Jackson describes Shapiro as "a man determined to destroy the UM football program." The former booster believes that much more will come to the surface -- beyond what was alleged in the Yahoo! Sports investigation -- and Miami will get "the death penalty or damn close to it."

Sounds like alot of hot air, but we'll see...

(02-13-2012 01:23 PM)ecuacc4ever Wrote:  Shapiro appears to be upset with the "U"

Quote:Shapiro has been out for revenge against Miami and the former players, feeling betrayed when they did not come to his aid during the legal troubles associated with the Ponzi scheme. Columnist Barry Jackson describes Shapiro as "a man determined to destroy the UM football program." The former booster believes that much more will come to the surface -- beyond what was alleged in the Yahoo! Sports investigation -- and Miami will get "the death penalty or damn close to it."

Sounds like alot of hot air, but we'll see...

This whole thing is just interesting. Hoping the best for "The U".

If a credible source verifies Shapiro's claims, the U is in trouble. Fortunately for them this dude loses credibility by the day.

The sad thing about Shapiro's claims are that I believe damn near all of them. The truth of the matter, though, is that I don't think anyone is actually going to get the "death penalty" again. Still, I expect they're going to get a fairly harsh sentence from the NCAA when this all comes down and it's definitely not going to be good for the ACC to have Miami in such deep trouble.