Dez Bryant will be ‘mad’ if Johnny Manziel escapes suspension Jayne Kamin-Oncea/USA TODAY SportsIn 2009, then-Oklahoma State wide receiver was ruled ineligible after he lied to the NCAA about a visit KD 5 Hulk the home of Deion Sanders. The ruling, which came in October, kept Bryant off the field for the remainder of the season, and a month later he announced he would enter the 2010 NFL Draft. With Texas A&M phenom Johnny Manziel now facing a possible suspension for allegedly selling autographsfor thousands of dollars, Bryant says he’ll be mad if the face of college football is let off the hook. Manziel has not been proven guilty, and an investigation is ongoing.Via the Star-Telegram:“Hell yeah, Ill be mad. I will be mad. But I dont want him to get suspended. I will be mad more at the NCAA on how they do things. I just feel like its not fair. This is Canada Goose pas cher I have no problem talking about because I feel like somebody needs to say something to him and let it be known how they treat people is not right.”Bryant added that he believes college athletes should be paid, and marketable players like Manziel should be able to sell their own autographs.“I feel like players the NCAA should. Those fans are coming out to watch them and support them. When theyre in college, its different. You dont get paid like the NFL get paid. I think what would be OK would be to have just a little bit of money in your pocket. Its hard in college. Youve got to get a job [in the offseason] if you can. Youve got to practice. Its just hard. Sometimes the training table is just not good enough…. [Manziel]should be able to sign as many autographs and make as much money as he wants, because its his name.”