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I got some UT stuff signed while players were playing there. If I sell them now can I get them in trouble with the NCAA.......just kidding.

See that says all I need to know about and this is the last time I will devote any attention to this "story". I am sorry I wasted enough time already posting and reading other post on this, but the fact that CT is reporting that as a development says all I need to know.

If that is really what CT is trying to insinuate then just wow. If you honestly think the letter is manufactured / fabricated you are beyond stupid. No really you are retarded. So UA faked the letter opening themselves up to a shit load of lawsuits and a massive scandal that would undoubtedly result in massive firings and huge NCAA implications for no apparent reason. How stupid can you be? I am laughing but it is still sad (albeit hilarious) that people actually believe that.

And the best part is the “proof”, some people in 2011 still think that it’s impossible to be in New York and have a letter hand delivered with your signature in Tuscaloosa. Really? I mean seriously? Is there nobody around you that has ever worked in an office before? There are these things called stamps and scanners and fax machines and color copiers. Not to mention he could have signed before he left. I mean seriously what? That is your proof?

Exactly what I thought...

Nothing says the letter wasn't already written and signed before Coach Moore left for NYC.

CT is a goober.

No kiddin...

I would toe the line right down to not giving a piece of gum to a player, but if I ever needed a reminder, it would be watching someone lose his tickets

To think mal moore actually signed the letter is like people believing Nick Saban signs the pictures you can order from rolltide.com. This is the modern age where people such as Mal Moore do not have time to sign and read everything, as long as he gives permission for the letter to go it doesnt matter who signed it as long as its his name.

Very informative, thanks Chris.

Ok, I have to ask: If our players signed these jerseys and then they were turned around and sold then how are our players not in trouble? It is a violation if our players knew the jerseys were going to be sold and since they were being sold at that kiosk then it's hard to say they didn't know since they're in that mall all the time. I want somebody to tell me I'm wrong and why...I want to be wrong so don't call me a damn AU fan. I'm just trying to learn more about the situation.

The picture CT is using shows the jerseys being sold at the kiosk around Christmas time, per CT himself. When did the cease and desist letter go out? Around Christmas time.

Players sign jerseys, realize they are for sale, and compliance sends the cease and desist.

Everything is not a conspiracy.