Johnny Manziel, who was also investigated last year for alleged violations of NCAA rules over autographs, has tweeted his support for Todd Gurley.
Manziel ended up being suspended by Texas A&M and the NCAA for one half of their first game of the season against Rice. Johnny Football had been signing autographs, but it was never proven he received any compensation.
Todd Gurley’s situation is either not as cut-and-dried or the UGA Athletic Association has decided to fall on their own sword before all of the facts are in.
Earlier today, FOX Sports reported that Gurley may be suspended 2-3 games. The AJC later reported Gurley was “likely” to miss the entire season before later changing it to “may” miss the season.
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I guess the most important question everyone in the Dawg Nation has is why now? Did the dealer make all the money he could make off Gurley and now he wants revenge? It is my understanding that the dealer in question had a business that failed. If that is the situation and the dealer has no other opportunity to make additional money from Gurley, is that why the supposed video is now being released? Perhaps the Dawg Nation could understand better if the person that turned Gurley in was not the same person that profited off him.
Lets put this incident to rest so the team can concentrate on practicing & playing their games which is their job and let the powers that be do their job which is investigating this and other incidents of other Institutions. They don't need any help from 'THE DAWG NATION'!!
The last thing Gurley needs is support from Manziel or to even be associated with Manziel. Bulldawg Nation supports Gurley and are focusing on being successful the rest of the season.