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re: The Joker Tape - Yes it is bad news
Posted on 6/10/17 at 8:19 am to lsufball19
Posted on 6/10/17 at 8:19 am to lsufball19
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So basically like Eric Dickerson getting a car from A&M and then going to SMU. How did that one play out?
His nephew Ricky Seals Jones drove the Trans Am to campus when he signed with A&M?
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Posted on 6/10/17 at 8:24 am to Powell
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The existence of the noted tape recording was verified by Barney Farrar's lawyer today in his response. If the tape is brought forward and made public in the process of presenting it to the COI, then one certain State player's collegiate activity may be over. It will also affect the punishment phase of the Ole Miss NCAA violations.
Ahhhhhhhhhh... this takes me so fondly back to the "witnesses" and "tapes" that all the Bama forums had dug up on Cam back in the day.
Posted on 6/10/17 at 11:18 am to Powell
Nothing to it, huh? Here is what we do know. We know that limited immunity only refers to a specific violation and also, it can be revoked if evidence of lying exists. We also know that SA39 was not at the Mississippi State spring game. I know of no stated reason why he missed the game. I understand SA39 also missed some later practices, but that's just rumor. This could be logically looked at as the NCAA knows the interviews are bogus and will not use them or the whole case could go down just like the Miami case. It may of already have, but that's pure speculation and we'll see. If the NCAA accepts the Ole Miss recommended penalties, we will know that to be the case. Right now I understand it's close, but the NCAA wants to add a little more. We also know that limited immunity does not cover institutions. A couple of other schools need to be concerned. Now you may wonder if the NCAA could just choose the inculpatory evidence and ignore the exculpatory evidence since it's not a court of law? Maybe, but that would open the door to a lawsuit neither side wants. It would most definitely take the NCAA and Ole Miss somewhere they do not want to go. It would also most likely result in probation for State and another school. Maybe more. Don't be surprised if Ole Miss has called checkmate over this and a couple of other unnamed discoveries.
This post was edited on 6/10/17 at 11:20 am
Posted on 6/10/17 at 12:48 pm to Powell
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We also know that SA39 was not at the Mississippi State spring game
Welp Mississippi State is DOOMED.
He didn't play at the spring game? Well good at least Mississippi State won't have to forfeit that one. LOL
Posted on 6/10/17 at 5:14 pm to Powell
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The existence of the noted tape recording was verified by Barney Farrar's lawyer today in his response. If the tape is brought forward and made public in the process of presenting it to the COI, then one certain State player's collegiate activity may be over.
We've seem this before. The accused deflects attention from their own misdeeds by casting accusations towards others. Hmmmm. Where have we seen this before? Oh yeah, and there may be tape recordings.. The plot thickens.
Posted on 6/10/17 at 6:46 pm to JohnnyU
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We've seem this before. The accused deflects attention from their own misdeeds by casting accusations towards others. Hmmmm. Where have we seen this before? Oh yeah, and there may be tape recordings.. The plot thickens.
IF there are tapes of this kind of dollar amount, would the IRS, who has subpoena power, be interested?
Posted on 6/10/17 at 6:51 pm to Powell
didn't Batman (Adam West) die today? Damn OM doing work...bet Joker, Riddler, and Catwoman are nervous...
Posted on 6/10/17 at 7:15 pm to Powell
State is not going to be investigated, much less get in trouble.
Yancy is a liar.
OM is going to get hit a lot harder than the self-imposed, but likely not as hard as many here wish or expect.
OM isn't going to sue the NCAA. That would open up every coach and every (or several) OM/Freeze recruits to subpoenas and cross examination under oath. Would OM want that? Even if OM is only doing whatever everyone else is doing, a lawsuit would only uncover more infractions and make their problems worse.
Yancy is a liar.
OM is going to get hit a lot harder than the self-imposed, but likely not as hard as many here wish or expect.
OM isn't going to sue the NCAA. That would open up every coach and every (or several) OM/Freeze recruits to subpoenas and cross examination under oath. Would OM want that? Even if OM is only doing whatever everyone else is doing, a lawsuit would only uncover more infractions and make their problems worse.
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