re: Miss State LB Leo Lewis received $21,000 before National Signing Day from 2 SEC schools

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lolMiss and lolState

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Uh...you might want to tread lightly. Two words: Jonathan Kongbo.

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Fact?

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Are you slow? Your OWN PLAYER admitted in testimony that he received $11,000 from your University. There is a recording of his mother saying the MSU offered $80k. He also says OM offered $10K. So - follow me here. If you believe he got $10k from OM to NOT sign there, then you would also have to believe he would have received the $11K from the school he DID sign with.
Just circumstantial evidence you say? Well then you would have to say the same thing about the alleged $10k payment.

Is that entire state fricking stupid or something?

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There is a recording of his mother saying the MSU offered $80k.

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And yet has never surfaced in public and isn't part of either the NCAA case or OM defense.

You're going to crash hard when reality sinks in.

I read the actual documents. You know, the ones that will actually be used on 9/11. You should try it too.

"Counsel for Ole Miss submitted the video to the NCAA on Nov. 18, the same day of Leo’s second interview. In addition, an audio tape of an alleged conversation between Farrar and Lewis’ mother, Tina Henderson, was submitted by Farrar’s counsel after the November interview. In the audio tape, recorded on Feb. 2, 2015, a day before Lewis says Allen paid him $10,000 to sign with Ole Miss, Henderson allegedly told Farrar that she had received multiple cash offers for Lewis, including $650,000 from LSU and $80,000 from Mississippi State.

In the third meeting, Lewis confirmed his identity in the Snapchat video submitted by Ole Miss. Sheridan asked Brady and Lewis to listen to the tape alleging cash offers from LSU and Mississippi State and asked Leo, “were you personally offered any money from a school other than Ole Miss?”

At that moment, Brady requested to go off the record. When the meeting resumed, Lewis confirmed the questions.

“Yes sir,” he told Sheridan.

Lewis confirmed his mother was offered and received money as well, at which point the NCAA requested to go off the record. Then the meeting resumed.

“We’re not going to spend a ton of time on this next point, Leo, but I need to ask these questions, and then we’ll move on. What school or schools offered money during your recruitment?” Sheridan asks.

Lewis named the school, which was then redacted by the NCAA. In its August 16 letter to the COI, counsel for Ole Miss claims that the redacted institution is Mississippi State:

“Although the name of this other institution was redacted in the material provided to the University and other involved parties in this case, it has since come to light that the institution Mr. Lewis identified was Mississippi State University (“Mississippi State”).”
Sheridan asked Lewis which schools offered money to Henderson and which schools she took money from. Lewis’ answers are all redacted. Lewis told the NCAA he received $11,000, $1,000 up front and $10,000 shortly after National Signing Day, all from the redacted school.

Lewis told the NCAA he had received both payments by the time of filming, but used the Ole Miss money for the Snapchat video. He said the payments were kept in a drawer in his home, separated from each other."

You're in over your head. I just copied and pasted information that says it has been directly submitted to the NCAA...and it directly refutes what you're saying.

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The enforcement staff asserts that the message clearly shows referencing his meeting withthat day and belief they had arranged terms securing commitment to the institution. The messagealso shows expressing surprise and dismay in reading online that was flirting with otherschools and he likely had wasted $10,000

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Page 85 in the NCAA rebuttal.

Here is a link to the rebuttal if you need it. NCAA doc

Just morally like the rest of the SEC.