This is an interesting article on yahoo investigating Reggie Bush at USC...here is the first part:
An eight-month Yahoo! Sports investigation has revealed that Heisman Trophy-winning running back Reggie Bush and his family appear to have accepted financial benefits worth more than $100,000 from marketing agents while Bush was playing at the University of Southern California.
The benefits, which could lead to NCAA sanctions for USC and retroactively cost Bush his college eligibility and Heisman, were supplied by two groups attempting to woo Bush as a client. Current Bush marketing agent Mike Ornstein and one of Ornstein's employees were involved. So were Michael Michaels and Lloyd Lake, who attempted to launch an agency called New Era Sports & Entertainment, pursuing Bush as their first client.
http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/news;...cNDubYF?slug=ys-bushprobe&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
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So, if he is found guilty of wrongdoing and has to give up the Heisman, does that mean that Vince gets it?
An eight-month Yahoo! Sports investigation has revealed that Heisman Trophy-winning running back Reggie Bush and his family appear to have accepted financial benefits worth more than $100,000 from marketing agents while Bush was playing at the University of Southern California.
The benefits, which could lead to NCAA sanctions for USC and retroactively cost Bush his college eligibility and Heisman, were supplied by two groups attempting to woo Bush as a client. Current Bush marketing agent Mike Ornstein and one of Ornstein's employees were involved. So were Michael Michaels and Lloyd Lake, who attempted to launch an agency called New Era Sports & Entertainment, pursuing Bush as their first client.
http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/news;...cNDubYF?slug=ys-bushprobe&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
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So, if he is found guilty of wrongdoing and has to give up the Heisman, does that mean that Vince gets it?
) O.J.'s never done anything that would warrant them taking his Heisman away.