Watching college football and anticipating Texas vs Oklahoma State game, but no it won't be competitive because All American wide receiver Dez Bryant is suspended for the remainder of the season for lying to NCAA officials about a dinner he had with Pro football great Deion Sanders. Look when you're a young college student that turns into a great athlete people from all over the world will come to talk to you, and with the many NCAA rules on who you can or can't talk to one person could feel the need to not be forth coming about who they talk to. Now I'm not saying at all it's okay to lie to officials, but I do understand why. What I don't understand is that when he came forward and told the truth that he is still suspended for the remainder of the season. If another student athlete could punch a player in the face and go crazy on the crowd and still might be able to play again this year. Why shouldn't a person who wasn't truthful at first not be able to play again. NCAA officials okay he lied, he was scared and then came forward with the right information and apologized for it. He should be forgiven and able to play again.
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