Is Someone at Auburn Involved in a Plot To Frame Alabama? Part II

In April of 2009 I wrote an article entitled " Is Someone At Auburn Involved In A Plot To Frame Alabama?".  This is the sequel to that article that contains new information backing up those claims.

In the first article I made reference to a story going around on many internet fan sites about a group called "Operation Red Dog".

This group claimed to be an Auburn-related  covert group with ambitions to setup or frame The University of Alabama or its supporters in hopes to make it appear that they are involved in buying recruits.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/149493-is-someone-at-auburn-involved-it-a-plot-to-frame-alabama

Here is the post that I used as proof of the my claims as found on a well known popular Auburn web site at that time:

Operation Red Dog 

A new web site has been in the works for 8 weeks. The new web site is going to announce a program aimed at SEC member universities who cheat.

A story will be included in the site. I have taken my security company (high grade security), and we are going to start a full scale investigation into ALL member university. WE have had donations to the group. Donation from well connected alumni within the conference. Only one member university alumni has refused to be involved. Guess who?

In the weeks to follow you will be interested in how this works. The SEC office has been contacted, they are not pleased. The NCAA has been notified and they have given us the approval (not that it matters).

We will catch those who are involved in paying or giving gift cards, cars and other stuff to recruits and families. Money talks, we have a very good war chest.

It is called the "rewards program". Recruits can earn upwards of $300,000.00 to turn in cheaters. It requires a lot of work and documentation. Yet, that is what we do the best.

We have already secured one of the top recruits to our first sting operation. The recruit and family have signed agreements to work with us and to break the chain of cheating that is going on in the SEC.

I understand this post will be spread around the net, that is the reason for the post. I want that warning shot fired.
One last thing, we are going after high school coaches who seem to be more involved in recruiting than just the normal advise.

Once we announce the site, you will be given a chance to donate to the cause.

After this announcement was made an accusation was also posted by an Auburn supporter claiming wrong doing in the recruiting of athletes from the Gadsden, Al area.

Here are some of those accusations:

I have lived in Gadsden all my life and my mother works in the Gadsden public school system. Rumors are everywhere concerning the NCAA and Gadsden City High School. They started last year with Jerrell Harris and have continued until today. I have seen pieces and parts of the rumors discussed every day on this forum, but I am going to try to recap what is being heard here. 

1. NCAA has either already met with or has requested to meet with a coach at Gadsden City High School. His initials are (OS). 

2. Three REC members in Gadsden have been accused of paying or providing cars (Dodge Chargers) to players in exchange for them committing to Alabama. One person is a Gadsden lawyer (RM), one is a Gadsden surgeon 
(BD) and the third is a Gadsden business man (DC). At least one of these men is said to REALLY be worried about this being made public. 

3. There are tapes of at least one car being given to a kid. Research shows that one of the cars was bought and sold four times in a short period of time before is was given to the kid. 

4. A private investigator was hired after Harris committed to Alabama last year. This investigator is who is turning the info over to the NCAA. 

5. Two of the cars given have been taken away from the kids. 

6. The three men mentioned above are accused of funneling the money through the coach mentioned above. This coach also has a new Ford truck. 

7. The offensive lineman that switched his commitment to Ole Miss after Fluker committed to Bama is said to have receive $20,000 from these men and then they tried to get it back after he switched his commitment. 

These are the rumors in Gadsden. They may be worth exactly what you paid for them, so take them for what they are worth. We should soon see whether any of these are true. 

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