re: 4* Miss State commit claims other schools are offering improper benefits.

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Basically. MSU doesn't know how to cheat.

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Our cheating is fine -- it's our compliance department that is the problem.

Where everyone else is hiring a specific type of lawyer and/or former NCAA Compliance members to run theirs, we've got a failed highschool principal from Starkville running ours.

While everyone else is asking the question "what is the most that we can do -- and how can we avoid getting caught", MSU is saying "if you are an athlete and wash your car on campus with our water, it is an impermissible benefit and will be turned in to the NCAA as such"

The "little ways" in which our compliance department(not the NCAA) fricked ourselves and Will Redmond in this case was totally ridiculous and will be going public in full after our Omaha run. We have GOT to clean house in that department and get with modern times.

First and foremost, we called Will in with no heads up and interrogated him -- where everyone else would have said "Will there are some discrepancies with your recruitment here, you have every right to retain (this badass compliance) attorney, and we'll meet on X day. The attorney makes the paper trail go away -- informs him of what to say -- and it never goes beyond a basic inquiry. That's literally how everyone else does it.

At MSU? We frick a kid over a $2k discount on a used car and a couple hundred dollars. 17 games. 2 years probation. 4 schollies. A bunch of visits. And foremost -- tie our own hands in recruiting for the next SEVEN years -- while the gloves are off in Oxford.