NCAA Mistakes with Ole Miss may matter

The NCAA may have been better off taking Ole Miss out in a quick hit. They most likely should have accepted the self-imposed sanctions and moved on. Look, if the sanctions were decided by the basis of social media, Ole Miss would be dead, but these sanctions are obviously decided by the COI. The NCAA took too long to investigate. Now Ole Miss has a loaded gun pointing at the NCAA and the NCAA has a pointed gun aimed back at Ole Miss. It stands to reason that if you have years to look under the hood of both the NCAA and any collegiate program, you'll find a lot of bad stuff that shouldn't be mentioned. With the Miami fiasco and the McNair case, this COI may not be too quick to pull their trigger. The fallout, while obviously hurting Ole Miss could and most likely seriously hurt the NCAA for years to come. Throw in the fact that the NCAA has been getting seriously bled financially by these court cases, do you really think they're eager to face more of them? There's an attorney on the COI and I think she may be someone the entire committee will lean on. Given the NCAA's legal track record, I don't think she will be too eager to recommend they pull that trigger either. I understand even now there is currently a growing separation between the COI and the NCAA enforcement division. Pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered! Both sides need to realize that.