What do you know about this?

A group of MSU Mob members has organized. This organization started as a group that got together each year to share stories and “behind the scenes” information, usually at a restaurant in Hattiesburg. It has become a group willing to use their various platforms in a coordinated effort to help MSU, by exaggerating and promoting negative Ole Miss news. An Ole Miss Sugar Bowl victory and unprecedented Rebel recruiting success have some concerned MSU is being left behind.

The ringleader of this group is Steve Robertson (Scout.com). Members who also deserve mentioning are Bo Bounds (Out Of Bounds show), and Lee Woolridge (Coach34 EliteDawgs). Woolridge wrote the infamous “The Network” post last year with Bounds helping to spread the propaganda with an on-air interview. Bounds’ willingness to promote a message board persona is one of several reasons Ole Miss Coaches and Administration no longer participate with his show.

Robertson has recently taken the lead with a campaign to promote a the NCAA investigation at Ole Miss. There is an element of truth to his story which involves three sports, but nothing close to the level being promoted as it regards to the school’s football program. Robertson has also personally provided rumors to the NCAA during this investigation and has had constant communication with current ULL coach and former MSU assistant coach, Mark Hudspeth.

On a recent podcast with Matt Wyatt, Robertson stated his coverage of Ole Miss was due to “the truth is the truth”, yet his moral high ground did not alert listeners of his secret involvement in this group and their coordinated agenda against Ole Miss.
Robertson’s promotion of this story has not made everyone happy at MSU because it has also attracted NCAA interest to MSU and some of their actions in this 2016 recruiting class and with former signees. We were even told MSU’s staff was “furious” he had spoken with the NCAA. Why? MSU used Saunders’ academic “plan” that landed ULL in trouble to help with the eligibility of several players in years’ past.

The purpose of this information is to encourage the obsessed Mob members to take a step back and consider their actions, because not everyone in this group supports their current course of action. We’d also like to keep as many members of this group confidential as possible. Hopefully unnamed group members, employers, and advertisers will be offended by this information and see to it that it stops.