ApexTiger

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I really had no stance on Lane either good or bad prior. But now I do and he’s a garbage person. He used race to grift recruiting and I will never view him the same again. Its unforgivable to me. We need to move on from that and people like Lane just keep taking us backwards not forward.

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Wait, so speaking honestly is now considered moving backwards?

Ole Miss is a cesspool of rich white kids who party hard.

that school is about the easiest to get into in the SEC...

Ole Miss doesn't need to apoligize for being a mostly white school, in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by poverty...

Drive to Oxford- it's wild what you see on the way there...

LSU has it's own problems

Baton Rouge isn't considered a great city to live in...

LSU campus like many are "beautiful"

but the reality is, a black grandmother might actually have pause about sending their kids to Ole MIss

Why?

Because of experiences in the south and the perception they might have of Ole Miss.

I don't like people who sugar coat reality

I respect Lane more for what he said

though, I would want to see the video tape, not some butched up news article

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Justice." ? I can't imagine someone thinking that's a bad thing. You think government employees should support political activities that are not consistent with the legal authority/responsibility granted to the position? Why?

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We know the deep state tried to take out Trump in first term

A duly elected president

Trump seeking justice for crimes committed against him is being characterized as political motivation

It’s amazing how the machine works

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Point out to me where I suggested otherwise. I lived in Baton Rouge. I am an LSU fan. I hope we get all the best recruits. But Lane is a fricking idiot to raise this issue.

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guess I missed it, seemed like an article pieces things together to make a story

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People that say we have “racist traditions” just want to perpetuate a narrative that has been dead for decades.

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Fair enough- I didn't know they banned the flag or the Colonel Reb...

I've visited Ole Miss 4 years ago for an orientation..

the school is in the middle of nowhere...

surrounded by what appears to be extreme poverty.

The vibe there on campus is middle class to rich white kids who party hard... nothing new under the sun

Is there a saying "Ole Miss red-shirts Miss America's" ...all these pretty white girls...that's why Ole Miss is known for...if you were to give it a worldly perspective.

so- it's not viewed or persceived as diverse campus, I've been there-, I didn't observe a lot of black and brown people , ... getting into Ole Miss is pretty dang easy. I also don't think they should apologize for how the demographics shake out as they do...

As ChatGpt noted, it's 11% diverse...that means you have a mostly white school. Is that a problem? no, I don't think so, it just how it is. So, this fact means Lane is mostly correct...yet people are trying to say, no, that's not true...numbers are numbers

so then question would be: "do black students feel comfortable attending school there?"...

that' said, I have black fatigue...whites can't go 24 hours without being labeled racist while I see black people either fighting each other or hitting white people in broad daylight...the evening news and social media are full of examples...

that crap makes me furious...people film people hurting each other and do nothing.

93% of blacks vote democrat, that's a problem....that is not diversity of thought...

divisity of skin color is not anything but a statement...it doesn't mean we get along or feel comfortable..

as with all issues "It depends"

Just used ChatGPT to test the stats being pushed here...

There’s actually a pretty interesting story when you compare University of Mississippi (“Ole Miss”) and Louisiana State University (“LSU”) today — especially around size, growth, demographics, culture, and recruiting trends.

Enrollment Size
Ole Miss

Ole Miss has exploded in growth over the last several years.

Roughly 27,000–28,000 students system-wide now
Set enrollment records multiple years in a row
2024 enrollment jumped about 11% in one year
Freshman classes have become dramatically larger, with strong out-of-state recruitment
LSU

LSU is still the larger flagship overall.

Around 41,000+ students across LSU Baton Rouge totals
Bigger research footprint and graduate/professional school presence
Larger engineering, agriculture, and research infrastructure

So the short version:

School Approx Size
Ole Miss ~27k–28k
LSU ~41k+

But Ole Miss is growing faster right now.

Diversity / Demographic Differences

This is where the schools begin telling very different stories.

Ole Miss Demographics

Ole Miss remains substantially whiter demographically.

Recent data sources show roughly:

~75% White students
~11% Black students
~5% Hispanic
~2–3% Asian

Some outside rankings classify Ole Miss as having “low racial diversity.”

But the important nuance:
Ole Miss has become far more geographically diverse.

~57% of students now come from out of state
Massive growth from Texas, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and suburban markets nationwide
Big “SEC lifestyle school” appeal

That’s the modern Ole Miss story:
less local Mississippi commuter identity, more affluent Southern/out-of-state SEC destination school.

LSU Demographics

LSU is notably more racially diverse.

Recent estimates:

~58–60% White
~18–19% Black
~9–10% Hispanic
~4% Asian

Compared to Ole Miss:

LSU has a much larger Black student population
More urban/statewide diversity influence
Reflects Louisiana demographics more closely than Ole Miss reflects Mississippi demographics

Historically, LSU has been criticized for still underrepresenting Black Louisiana students relative to state demographics, but it remains considerably more diverse than Ole Miss.

They have room for additional stickers

Dang that audio

I do think that came off as playing into the shock jock radio bit

“Let me join in and say something nutty for a cheap laugh”

Still- that’s for Howard Stern not a tv host

People do change

Tucker has talked about his faith in Christ in recent years

Is there a video that summarizes this case?

can we see the proposed lines they want drawn?

the gerrymandering thing is so old...

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No shite. The majority of the country is struggling while your God uses our tax dollars for a ballroom

Deranged arse mfers on this board
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Good grief

Democrats let in 15 million homeless people in 4 years
cut everything off TRump did in term 1
drove costs in everything

We just had another wack job try to kill the President, but you're going to cry about more security congress feels they need?

What about the 82 Billion in military assets Biden left behind?

Democrats have done nothing but tax us, while trying to take credit for things like "creating jobs"

Jobs they took away during the pandemic

pathetic

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Problem is they will never surrender. They will let everyone die before they surrender.

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Well

I guess the demonic spirit must be put to death