Rebman

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They should go to ole miss where there are no academic standards

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:pimp: Hmmm... Pretty impressive potential.... we'll take em, send em over :popcorn:

We already have a 21 ACT score wrapped up and waiting on em!

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I don't see them on the pre season all sec and all America teams. Ridley, Foster, Stewart, and Dieter are better than any receiver you have on your roster.

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Again, your fear is palpable. Just stop it already.

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I honestly fear Bo Wallace more.

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The obvious point is: YOU FEAR... period. You need to just stop because you are truly embarrassing your fellow Bama brethren who don't lay awake at night hoping they don't pee their pants about the possibility of a third loss in a row. We've beat you two in a row BUT you won the Natty dude.... Relax, it's going to be OK. So quit embarrassing yourself with this type of scared nonsense.

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I don't know. But if either offered me money to pay a light bill, I'm choosing Oxford over Starkville.

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Just how fast is your 40 time?

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(Needs to be good b/c we're a little short on schollies these days)

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I don't associate with lower class people

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So, you are not a true LSU fan?

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and the smell of stale chicken fingers and cheap liquor on a woman's breath is a turn off for me

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And now, I know you are lying. Every red-blooded American male likes the smell of cheap liquor on a woman's breath!

As someone who has believed for many years that great players are getting paid in college football, can anyone explain something: if Tunsil (one of the best recruits in the country in 2013) was paid money (real money, big money) to come to Ole Miss, why has Lyndsey Miller not said something about it when he has spilled everything he has and literally hates Tunsil and Ole Miss at this point?

I'm just trying to figure this out in my mind. Any thoughts?

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Correct. Too big now. There are still some very nice residential areas of BR, but overall it's very greatly degraded post Katrina. Streets are "Third World Bad" and it's very dirty/trashy/littered. ........

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Maybe so, but that is one badass stadium experience!!!

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IT'S OVER..

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Whew, I've been waiting for this to finally come to an end. Tell Vince thanks for letting us know. Now that Ole Miss' concerns are "OVER", let's move on to Bama's compliance issues.

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If they get a slap on the wrist and a measly amount of scholarships lost then other teams will start to cheat as bad as they do.

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OH MY GOSH, what if other schools start having boosters who are going around giving out loaner cars for a couple of months and even coaches who might allow a player to crash at his house for a night.

What is this world coming to?

It will be absolute anarchy!

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No reasonably sane person thinks the death penalty is on the table.

The text communication referencing the $200+ payments to Tunsil deals with proper payments. The text regarding a $300+ payment for Tunsil's mom's bills would not be proper, but from what I have been told, it never was paid out (at least not by Ole Miss staff).

That is the situation for any of you who would like to know, and the NCAA punishment should end up reasonably close to the self-imposed restrictions.

Obviously, if the information I have received is wrong and the texts were text communications by an Athletic Director about improper monies being funneled to our star player, then all bets are off and it'll get ugly.

But all reasonable people know that is simply not the situation. If you have any doubt, consider these points:

1) Freeze likes his 5 million dollar a year job. [fairly safe assumption]

2) Freeze stated unequivocally on national TV for the whole world to see that if he was aware of any evidence of his staff's involvement in paying money to players, he would fire them immediately. [this is a fact as it was stated on Finebaum's show yesterday]

3) If the AD was in fact facilitating improper payments, Freeze would have, and could have, had him fired immediately to help save his own $5-million-a-year job. [this is a fact further supported by Freeze's willingness to make the above comment on Finebaum yesterday]

4) The AD did not get fired. [fact]

SO, given all of that, we know unquestionably that one of these two statements is correct:

#1 -- The payments were NOT improper payments; OR
#2 -- Freeze decided that he no longer wanted to keep his $5-million-a-year dream job.

You can decide which of those two statements you think is more likely.