Everyone has an agenda. The only problem with this is what is actually in the NOA. There really isn't much about pay for play. It's about the ACT. That's the worst part. The rest is loan cars ( and tunsil was already suspended for half the season), hotel rooms and a booster paying 800 dollars to tunsils stepdad. I may be missing it but where are the serious pay for play allegations? The other level 1 with Herbert Moore will certainly get thrown out. I know one of the individuals involved here in Memphis and it's not a level 1. I do think Ole Miss is cheating but I just don't think they have enough proof to hammer them without a serious fricking legal battle to follow. NCAA does not want to public ally lose another legal battle. My prediction is 15 scholarships and no bowl ban.

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Posted by reggierayreb

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Posted on 7/1/16 at 8:04 am to GrantGreen

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NCAA does not want to publically lose another legal battle

Well if they drop the hammer this shite is going to REAL court and they're going to lose REAL money

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Posted by Cdawg

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Posted on 7/1/16 at 9:00 am to GrantGreen

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I just don't think they have enough proof to hammer them without a serious fricking legal battle to follow. NCAA does not want to public ally lose another legal battle.

What would be the legal battle?

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Posted by Barneyrb

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Posted on 7/1/16 at 10:02 am to GrantGreen

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booster paying 800 dollars to tunsils stepdad.

Well, it appears the $300 of that $800 was paid per the text messages that were published and this was "not per their agreement". Now, what exactly was "their agreement" for the 36 months that LT was in Mississippi? By my calculations that leaves $500 for 36 months and I'm not buying that one. The other shoe is going to drop shortly.