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Watching Smu 30 for 30 after NIL is interesting

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The Hyperbolic use of the word dynasty is annoying in this documentary! The death penalty killed them because they were never a dynasty in the first place. And what they did would still be illegal today.
 
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Exactly.

I actually went down a few rabbit holes after watching this the first time it aired. Was kind of interested in Sean Stopperich because he basically blew up their entire program and was a kid from Western PA that would've normally never thought of going there at that time.

This was an interesting story from Mark Cuban's brother about a road trip back to Dallas with Stopperich after everything went down.

Sean Stopperich And The SMU Death Penalty – Brian Cuban

As I sit here watching the ESPN 30/30 special on the SMU "pay for play" scandal, I think back to my friendship with one of the key figures, not mentioned.
briancuban.com
 
Tad Footeball said:
Exactly.

I actually went down a few rabbit holes after watching this the first time it aired. Was kind of interested in Sean Stopperich because he basically blew up their entire program and was a kid from Western PA that would've normally never thought of going there at that time.

This was an interesting story from Mark Cuban's brother about a road trip back to Dallas with Stopperich after everything went down.

Sean Stopperich And The SMU Death Penalty – Brian Cuban

As I sit here watching the ESPN 30/30 special on the SMU "pay for play" scandal, I think back to my friendship with one of the key figures, not mentioned.
briancuban.com
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Wooooof! Those comments in the reply section.
 
"We can stop. But we can't stop now. You boys need to understand; we got a payroll to meet."

I don't think we'll ever really know, but what percentage of SMU's players were taking money you think?
 
Best part of that 30 for 30 was T 8&4 buying ****erson a Gold Firebird and then he changed his mind and kept the car. "what were they gonna do, tell someone they bought me a car and I went somewhere else?"

I'm still surprised someone didn't get paid to injure him after that.
 
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