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  • FILE - In this Aug. 4, 2010, file phot, Auburn coach Gene Chizik watches his team on the opening day of NCAA college football practice in Auburn, Ala. Chizik said Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010, that he was hired for his hard-earned reputation, not his head coaching record. The Tigers have been embroiled in controversy surrounding quarterback Cam Newton, but Chizik says his "methods of operations haven't changed." (AP Photo/Dave Martin, File)

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  • FILE - In this Oct. 2, 2010, photo, Auburn coach Gene Chizik, right, and quarterback Cameron Newton (2) lead the team out for the NCAA college football game against Louisiana-Monroe in Auburn, Ala. A man who said he represented Newton during his recruitment out of junior college last year asked for payment to secure his commitment to Mississippi State, according to former MSU player John Bond. "I will say this, very loud and very clear: Cameron Newton is eligible at Auburn University. Period. End of story," Chizik said Thursday night, Nov. 4, on his weekly radio show. (AP Photo/Butch Dill, File)

    Auburn QB Cam Newton: 'I didn't do anything wrong'

    Auburn quarterback Cam Newton says he "didn't do anything wrong" amid allegations that a man tried to secure payment from Mississippi State during the Heisman Trophy hopeful's recruitment.

  • FILE - In this Oct. 2, 2010, photo, Auburn coach Gene Chizik, right, and quarterback Cameron Newton (2) lead the team out for the NCAA college football game against Louisiana-Monroe in Auburn, Ala. A man who said he represented Newton during his recruitment out of junior college last year asked for payment to secure his commitment to Mississippi State, according to former MSU player John Bond. "I will say this, very loud and very clear: Cameron Newton is eligible at Auburn University. Period. End of story," Chizik said Thursday night, Nov. 4, on his weekly radio show. (AP Photo/Butch Dill, File)

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  • FILE - In this Oct. 2, 2010, photo, Auburn coach Gene Chizik, right, and quarterback Cameron Newton (2) lead the team out for the NCAA college football game against Louisiana-Monroe in Auburn, Ala. A man who said he represented Newton during his recruitment out of junior college last year asked for payment to secure his commitment to Mississippi State, according to former MSU player John Bond. "I will say this, very loud and very clear: Cameron Newton is eligible at Auburn University. Period. End of story," Chizik said Thursday night, Nov. 4, on his weekly radio show. (AP Photo/Butch Dill, File)

    Payment sought in QB Newton's college recruitment

    A man who said he represented Auburn quarterback and Heisman hopeful Cameron Newton during his recruitment out of junior college last year asked for payment to secure his commitment to Mississippi State, according to former MSU player John Bond.

  • FILE - In this Oct. 2, 2010, photo, Auburn coach Gene Chizik, right, and quarterback Cameron Newton (2) lead the team out for the NCAA college football game against Louisiana-Monroe in Auburn, Ala. A man who said he represented Newton during his recruitment out of junior college last year asked for payment to secure his commitment to Mississippi State, according to former MSU player John Bond. "I will say this, very loud and very clear: Cameron Newton is eligible at Auburn University. Period. End of story," Chizik said Thursday night, Nov. 4, on his weekly radio show. (AP Photo/Butch Dill, File)

    AP Source: Auburn had no contact with Rogers

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  • FILE - In this Oct. 2, 2010, photo, Auburn coach Gene Chizik, right, and quarterback Cameron Newton (2) lead the team out for the NCAA college football game against Louisiana-Monroe in Auburn, Ala. A man who said he represented Newton during his recruitment out of junior college last year asked for payment to secure his commitment to Mississippi State, according to former MSU player John Bond. "I will say this, very loud and very clear: Cameron Newton is eligible at Auburn University. Period. End of story," Chizik said Thursday night, Nov. 4, on his weekly radio show. (AP Photo/Butch Dill, File)

    Payment sought in Newton recruitment

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