Rogers lawyer: Texting 'stupid decision'

Kenny Rogers A lawyer says his client knows he made a  stupid decision  when he sent a kind of reinforcement of the State of Mississippi received a payment plan text Cecil Newton, the commitment of his son, Cam Newton,the Bulldogs.

In a telephone interview with The Associated Press Thursday, Doug time,  said Rogers, the text sent to Cecil Newton insisted that what they do. TIME,  said Rogers, a copy of the Bill Bell sent asking $ 80 000 on the day after He signed with MSU Cam Newton, $ 50,000 and 30 days later another $ 50,000 30 days thereafter.click here to link wholesale NFL jerseys.


Time says no money ever changed hands.

The lawyer for the Newton, George Lawson told WSB-TV in Atlanta on Thursday he was  one million percent  sure Cam Newton - who signed with Auburn - has not taken the money. Lawson said if Cecil Newton will handle the money, his son  knew nothing  experience.

Lawson told television Atlanta quarterback Auburn has no money to play for college football.


ESPN.com reported on Wednesday that Bell, a strengthening of the State of Mississippi and former players from the school said the NCAA, he received a text message from a man claimed that the father of Newton, Cecil, who has represented a payment made for the designed quarterback for the Bulldogs.

Bell said Cecil Rogers said Newton wanted money for his son to play Mississippi State. Bell told ESPN.com that he also shares a number of voice messages from Rogers with the NCAA last week. Bell said Cecil Newton never explicitly asked for money, but Cecil Newton was during the three-way calls, in which Rogers discussed a payment by the present use.



Cam Newton knew nothing of the money when the talks were discussions,  said Lawson.

Cecil said, what Newton said the NCAA told the truth. Lawson was not asked if Cecil Newton had in any discussion of money with the State of Mississippi or part brown.

Bell told ESPN.com Rogers canned text message in your old phone that was damaged by water, but at the moment trying to retrieve the message via your mobile operator.

Bell also said he has several voice messages for Rogers, who recorded for NCAA investigators played.


Time said he did not know if Cecil Newton three-way conference with Rogers and Bell attended, but added:  I think [Cecil Newton] was asked urgently  to receive the payment. Time confirmed that his client met Tuesday to discuss the NCAA enforcement representative Thurner Jackie in person to the case of Newton. He said that the NCAA enforcement representative Marcus Wilson also in the telephone interview.

John Bond, the quarterback at Mississippi State played on the same team with Bell and Rogers told ESPN.com last week that Rogers has also made contact with him claimed on an application for payment. Bell and Bond have both spoken with investigators from the NCAA and Bono met with the FBI on Tuesday on Tuesday.