re: So was Coonass right?

Remember these words, " a culture of non-compliance"....

Is that you Brandon?

Brandon Walker has been a poster on the MST board for years. He posted the same thing there about 10 minutes before that was posted here

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A) we aren't "heading for probation" with only 5 secondary violations in football, 4 of which were before Freeze and we already suspended Tunsil.

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O RLY?????

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Tunsil

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OK, so we did some Tunsil stuff, but that's it. No one else... just Tunsil... and maybe some other stuff... but not much else.

LINK

Honestly, at first I didn't even think it was too bad but after reading that ESPN article, I'd be a little more concerned. But I'm sure nothing will come of it. Everything will be alright.

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Of the 13 violations involving football, four involve the current staff and were self-reported by Ole Miss, which also took steps to self-impose penalties in some cases, sources told ESPN.com. Those four violations are a violation of the "bump rule," which says coaches can't have contact with a recruit during a designated non-contact evaluation period; an improper recruiting video made outside the locker room; a person the NCAA considers a booster illegally transporting a recruit to campus; and a stepfather of a recruit having his lodging paid for during an official visit. That last rule has since been changed by the NCAA.

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Who's this about?

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four other violations involve the former staff at Ole Miss under Houston Nutt, specifically former assistant coach David Saunders.

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Five other violations revolve around former offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil

Miller claimed Tunsil had been riding around in cars with agents and had accepted impermissible benefits from agents and officials at Ole Miss.

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If any of that actually sticks, damn.

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The OM spin on the investigation and Tonsil has been completely wrong every time. Why is this time suddenly going to be correct? Dont believe the hype

They are getting more than 9 over 3

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I find such statements without merit.

The fact is, nobody knows what kind of punishment the NCAA will send down the pipe. Not you, not me, not Ole Miss, not any of the MSU prognosticators.

You might think you know the extent of the infractions, but you do not know how the NCAA will respond. You don't know how Ole Miss will respond to the letter.

I'm a pragmatist, and I freely admit that there is certainly enough concerning material that -- if it sticks -- the NCAA could drop the hammer. Or... they could let Ole Miss slide to a large degree.

Just don't know. Neither do you, quite frankly. Anything at this point is conjecture and speculative, and without any logical bearing. The reason that it has no logical bearing is because the NCAA has been utterly inconsistent. If there was a blueprint for punishment, you might have a case. But since there is not -- any emphatic determinations at this point are nonsense.

Tl;Dr

Have a down vote colonel racist