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Posted on 1/30/16 at 10:18 am to pankReb
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There is no 2nd letter. Idiots with very little reading comprehension are pulling that from the forde article. What they read was that the tunsil deal lead to a 2nd investigation.
They is included with this NOA. Why would the NCAA have a 2nd one instead of just including It with this one
The rumor did not come from the Pat Force article. I'm hearing it from a guy on BOL that posted about your first letter 2 weeks ago. Now that the first letter was true he's built enough e-cred to believe this second letter is true also.
Posted on 1/30/16 at 10:35 am to bama1959
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This is a lack institutional control. We have the grade changes under Houston Nutt, the Tunsil pay for play scandal, womens BB infractions, a bag man story(see below), hookers for recruits, and new stuff involving Hugh Freeze. What the frick is Ole Miss not guilty of?
You Rebs need to be preparing major sanctions.
Actually, the NCAA has not packed up shop yet!
Posted on 1/30/16 at 10:51 am to pankReb
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'm still trying to figure out which red lobster it was....there isn't one within an hour of Oxford.
Then why would anyone want to live there? I mean for fricks sake, You're already the fattest, poorest, dumbest, and most racist state in the country, AND YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE A frickING RED LOBSTER WITHIN AN HOUR OF CAMPUS?
There's no doubt in my mind that you're cheating your asses off, and I can't wait till you meet NCAA Double Secret Probation coming over the middle.
Posted on 1/30/16 at 10:54 am to Rebman
quote:So, is 'the real story' generally the one you most wish to believe is true?
Uh oh, if people start reading the real story, what are we going to talk about today?
Posted on 1/30/16 at 11:15 am to bama1959
Is anyone really shocked Ole Miss cheated?
Programs like Ole Miss don't beat out the top CFB programs, for top recruits, without shady dealings.
The NCAA doesn't have any teeth these days and it's why we'll have more of these 2nd and 3rd tier CFB programs cheating. So the reward is totaly worth the risk and who can blame these wanna-be-programs for shooting for the stars. Only thing Ole Miss has to worry about is the NCAA wanting to send a message because they pull this card out every decade or so. The NCAA sucks and there's no consistency with their rulings, that's for sure. We'll see in due time where this goes.
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Programs like Ole Miss don't beat out the top CFB programs, for top recruits, without shady dealings.
The NCAA doesn't have any teeth these days and it's why we'll have more of these 2nd and 3rd tier CFB programs cheating. So the reward is totaly worth the risk and who can blame these wanna-be-programs for shooting for the stars. Only thing Ole Miss has to worry about is the NCAA wanting to send a message because they pull this card out every decade or so. The NCAA sucks and there's no consistency with their rulings, that's for sure. We'll see in due time where this goes.
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Posted on 1/30/16 at 12:12 pm to Bear88
Tunsil. That is THE reason the NCAA is still there. a 2nd letter is indeed coming. The NCAA cannot get away from this guy. Violations committed after the NCAA started looking into this. He was suspended, mad and had to be taken care of not to spill the beans on what OM was doing. Freeze flat out doesn't care. He proved that in Memphis with Oher most notably. Freeze has the full support of the Rebel administration to go for it as well.
Simply put, OM brass got tired of Liberty Bowls and said let's go for it and if we get caught we get caught but I'm tired of 7-5. Yes, this is institutional.
The NCAA lost its teeth with the Newton case. People flat out stopped respecting them. The NCAA is trying to regain its hold on college football. Bottom line, Tunsil is a big problem here. He is where it starts, now we see where it goes.
Simply put, OM brass got tired of Liberty Bowls and said let's go for it and if we get caught we get caught but I'm tired of 7-5. Yes, this is institutional.
The NCAA lost its teeth with the Newton case. People flat out stopped respecting them. The NCAA is trying to regain its hold on college football. Bottom line, Tunsil is a big problem here. He is where it starts, now we see where it goes.
Posted on 1/30/16 at 12:18 pm to Rebman
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Uh oh, if people start reading the real story, what are we going to talk about today?
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There is so much bull shite in that article. To start with he takes the coaches word that the football violations are all secondary. The problem with that is the NCAA doesn't send out NOA letters for secondary violations. Otherwise every school would get them every year cause they all break secondary rules. The rest is bull shite too. Like he believes the program isn't cheating cause he trusts the character of the AD. Well then where the frick was the AD when Tunsil was driving a free car and getting free airline tickets? So, if he couldn't control that then how the hell does he stop the rest? Which one of you rebel SEC Ranters wrote this article?
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Posted on 1/30/16 at 12:27 pm to bama1959
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I'm hearing it from a guy on BOL that posted about your first letter 2 weeks ago.
Is this the same BOL'er that claimed his "inside source" whispered to him that Auburn was going to get the gang rape, prison aids death penalty for the Bowden tapes, sociology scandal and Cam fiasco in 2010?
Funny how rival fans are always the insiders when it comes to NCAA investigations.
Posted on 1/30/16 at 12:46 pm to BradPitt
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Is this the same BOL'er that claimed his "inside source" whispered to him that Auburn was going to get the gang rape, prison aids death penalty for the Bowden tapes, sociology scandal and Cam fiasco in 2010?
Funny how rival fans are always the insiders when it comes to NCAA investigations.
No. Different dude. But I remember that bullshite thread. It was a huge troll and also why I didn't listen to this guy until it was confirmed by Pat Forde yesterday. Now I got to belive he knows what he's talking about.
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