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re: Forde: Ole Miss lifting limitations on football transfers
Posted on 12/5/17 at 1:47 pm to sicboy
Posted on 12/5/17 at 1:47 pm to sicboy
Players requesting release so far....Shea Patterson, Tre Nixon, Van Jefferson, Jarrion Street,Deontay Anderson and Jalen Julius.
Five of them are working with lawyer Mars
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Jarrion Street - 23rd on team in tackles with 10
Jalen Julius - 20th on team in tackles with 15
Anderson - redshirt / was back up safety
Nixon - 1 reception
Jefferson - 42 receptions (good player)
Shea - obviously good
so really two good players leaving - also NCAA has to allow them to play next year..OM has no say so
Five of them are working with lawyer Mars
Stats
Jarrion Street - 23rd on team in tackles with 10
Jalen Julius - 20th on team in tackles with 15
Anderson - redshirt / was back up safety
Nixon - 1 reception
Jefferson - 42 receptions (good player)
Shea - obviously good
so really two good players leaving - also NCAA has to allow them to play next year..OM has no say so
This post was edited on 12/5/17 at 1:49 pm
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Posted on 12/5/17 at 1:49 pm to hubreb
Working PR for the University of MS has to be the easiest job in the world. They obviously don't care 
"Faced with even more negative publicity, the school wisely chose to do the right thing and do it quickly. That should satisfy some parents who were seething earlier in the day.
“The ethical thing to do would be to say, ‘We screwed up and we’re going to let your son go where he wants,’ ” said Shawn Jefferson, wide receivers coach of the Miami Dolphins. “Keep the kids first. When they recruited Van, Ole Miss came into our house and broke bread with us. They said, ‘We’re going to be an extension of his parents and take care of him and do things right.’ That was a bunch of bull—-. We expected them to be about the truth and honesty, and we got the exact opposite.”
“Right now I feel like my son has nowhere to go, and this is awful,” Marion Street said. “If Ole Miss had just been honest with us — but to just outright say there is nothing wrong [during the NCAA investigation]? Could you imagine if this is your child?”
"Faced with even more negative publicity, the school wisely chose to do the right thing and do it quickly. That should satisfy some parents who were seething earlier in the day.
“The ethical thing to do would be to say, ‘We screwed up and we’re going to let your son go where he wants,’ ” said Shawn Jefferson, wide receivers coach of the Miami Dolphins. “Keep the kids first. When they recruited Van, Ole Miss came into our house and broke bread with us. They said, ‘We’re going to be an extension of his parents and take care of him and do things right.’ That was a bunch of bull—-. We expected them to be about the truth and honesty, and we got the exact opposite.”
“Right now I feel like my son has nowhere to go, and this is awful,” Marion Street said. “If Ole Miss had just been honest with us — but to just outright say there is nothing wrong [during the NCAA investigation]? Could you imagine if this is your child?”
Posted on 12/5/17 at 1:53 pm to hubreb
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Stats
Jarrion Street - 23rd on team in tackles with 10
Jalen Julius - 20th on team in tackles with 15
Anderson - redshirt / was back up safety
Nixon - 1 reception
Jefferson - 42 receptions (good player)
Shea - obviously good
so really two good players leaving
that's a quarter of recruiting class. Y'all only had 20 enroll last year (3 JUCO) and have 11 committed for this cycle (2 JUCO). It's going to be about bodies for the next two or three years.
Posted on 12/5/17 at 2:19 pm to hubreb
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Anderson - redshirt / was back up safety
??? is he taking a medical redhsirt this year because he definitely played, a lot, last year and was a blue chip recruit (52nd ranked player nationally and 2nd at his position)
He also gave us this
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Posted on 12/5/17 at 2:26 pm to hubreb
It's called depth and possible future starters. Is it that hard?
This post was edited on 12/5/17 at 2:28 pm
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