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There’s absolutely zero chance that chick got 20 acres of land in Atlanta. Maybe an hour outside of Atlanta but no chance she has 20 acres in city limits. That’d be over $3-4 million. Womens NIL doesn’t get close to that. You’d have to get $6-7 mil NIL to clear and pay sales tax on $3-4 mil of land

Edited to put FAU stats in main post

This piggy backs my 2019 2020 FAU post

2019: 149 passing yards per game. 7 of 12 games under 125 passing yards

2020: 337 passing yards per game. 6 of 10 games over 350 yards

A near 110% increase from first year before Kiffin to 1st year with him. With the same control, the same QB

FAU stats below:

Kiffin last year was 2019, 2020 he was not there

2019: 7 games of over 300 yards passing. Average of 265 yards passing per game

2020: 7 of 9 games played were under 150 passing yards. Averaged 132 passing yards per game. 3 games of 9 were under 99 passing yards.

An over 50% decrease in passing yards per game from 2019 to 2020 FAU. Rushing yards also significantly decreased.

I’m telling you. We will see why Chambliss was D2 to start out with.

Claims in 2022 that he had incapacitating tonsillitis

Never visits doctor for said incapaciting tonsillitis besides one doctors note from Dec 2022 saying ‘he’s doing well’.

Neglects for over 1,500 days to file for a medical redshirt

Receives a $5 mil NIL offer

Days later files for a medical redshirt

Gets rejected by the NCAA 3-4 times due to lack of medical documentation or proof as said by NCAA

Goes out and finds a local judge and court. Judge is an Ole Miss alumni, who also asked Chambliss to sign a football for him after court (picture on twitter, not 100% sure), and is a judge of the court of Oxford where OM is located

I don’t care if chambliss will be good in the new offense without kiffin and Weiss, this is just wrong. The NCAA has to have a complete overhaul of their processes and not allow local courts to overrule their decisions as we’ll see 35 year olds get continued eligibility because local John Doe judge who is an alumni of said school and has season tickets keeps extending it for him overruling the ncaa. This is just flat out wrong on many levels from not only college sports alone, but the very law itself, sanctity just gone.

What is to stop any player from claiming any illness from 4 years ago that has no doctors note or documentation and can get a local judge to rule in their favor? This is a really bad precedent set.

There has to be some federal level ruling prohibiting lower courts from over ruling the NCAA. That is the only possible solution.

Other state have the opportunity to do something really funny here. MS state court has no control over what other state courts order. That’s the downside of not making this US district court. I’m sure they can rule the injunction not valid in their state, and cause some forfeits.

What Ole Miss is doing is ruining college football. We all know the case was horseshite. He has no doctors proof or medical documentation, waited 4 years to file, only days after a $5 mil NIL offer. They don’t get what they want, correctly, then go to local 5 star judge to get their way, when the just thing was the original non-biased hearing.

Just unethical and wrong. Nothing about this feels ethical in any way shape or form. I do think Ole Miss will be a 6 or 7 win team next year with no returning WRs or HC or OC. Karma here will works itself out at end of day.

A 6 or 7 win season tanks his draft stock. I really do think this is the most likely outcome right now due to programs always revert to the mean over time.

Didn’t feel compelled to file for the medical redshirt in 2022, 2023, 2024, and most of 2025, received a $5 mil NIL offer, days later applies for medical redshirt. That’s the biggest thing that makes me know it’s BS. Waiting 4 years and only files after a multi million offer that requires you getting approved for a medical redshirt.

The 2nd part is the NCAA rejecting 3 times based on no medical documentation. Ole Miss fans on Twitter are sure that the NCAA hates them and is biased. I can assure you NCAA has no bias point in this. They’re not out to get Ole Miss lol. If they say there isn’t medical documentation, there isn’t medical documentation.

That was def PI. “The right to go for the football” doesn’t mean you can smash into WR 8 yards before the ball gets there.. even if it isn’t intentional

A lot of these sacks are on Drake Maye for making no effort to scramble outside the pocket then throw

Why Kel stay famous but Keenan didn’t

Commercial on 1 in 8 men will get ball cancer. That doesn’t align with my personal experience and I know way more than 8 men