If guilty, he should. If not guilty (or not proven within reasonable doubt), then he shouldn't.
Did Cam know that his wacky dad was trying to pimp him out. I don't know. Most of us have a father or someone kin to us that is weird and will do just about anything for a buck. Does every money grubbing dopey father (and agent) out there talk things over with their son before doing it. No. If there was more hard evidence, it probable would of came out by now. Of course NCAA investigations can take as long as they want it too. 20 years from now, Cam could write a tell all book and spill the beans.
There was an article I read the other day that talked about this "loophole". Could college players let their dad's pimp them out and deny it later? Yes.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/columns/story?columnist=wojciechowski_gene&id=5872192&sportCat=ncf
Did Cam do it?? There is where the assumptions begin and facts get tangled or lost for people like you. I hope he didn't do it, you hope he did do it. But that is what makes these rivalry's so fun. Do I think AU paid him, nope (this where I am making assumptions). Did Cam's dad try at AU to extort money, we don't know. Did Cam's dad just try extorting money at MS and after being told NO WAY, decide not to try it again. We don't know. Just how crooked was Cam's father? We don't know beyond what has came to light at MS. Would I be surprised if it was found that Cam got offered money to come to AU? Yes, I think they have a program that is admired enough around the country to not need that type of recruitment. If Cam is found to be using his father knowingly (not the other way around) to get $$ would I support his expulsion? Yes ... If Auburn promised money to Cam (or family) would I support the death penalty? Absolutely yes, I want a clean program run with pride no matter the outcome.
Where did all of those "other people" go? They were posting here earlier.... who were *so sure* S. Carolina was going to destroy Auburn????
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We do know. Cecil Newton "insinuated" pay for play to a non-MS recruiter, who spoke to another non-MS representative who happened to be a a MS graduate and football player, who informed MS, who informed the SEC, who informed the NCAA. Rules say the "family member" has to directly deal with the school on behalf of Cam. Neither happened. End of story.
Let the Tidey Rollers piss and moan and make up their conspiracy theories because they embarrassingly lost to South Carolina too.