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Well, the floorboard gun was going to be tough to hit Robinson on with a "stolen firearm." First, unless he said it was his you have problems over which one "owned" it. Second, you might not be able to prove that either one even knew it was there. Third, not knowing an item is stolen is a defense to...

I'm doubtful that the multiple allegations against Harris will be magically moved down to level 2 status. Harris said he didn't know about the boosters and the NCAA didn't believe him. Arguing, "no, believe him" isn't an argument that I'd project as a winner. That's arguing that the NCAA has their f...

Their law school is quite good. It doesn't compare with Vandy, UGA, Bama or Florida, but most of the lawyers from that school end up in Mississippi. Being the best law school in Mississippi they are kind of the cream of the crop unless lawyers come INTO MS from other states or schools. MS has nice p...

I used the interwebs to look back in time to January 2015: Pre signing day leak on the NOA: "One Ole Miss source tells Steven Godfrey they believe only five of the 32 are alleged football violations, and that coaches are "confident" allegations related to the current staff are secondary violati...

I like to see where some people took this. What I was getting at more than anything is we prepared for 15, we were OK with 15, local media said the 15 might stick, and the NCAA made it cut deeper, plus the bowl bans. I've never studied other self imposed sanctions to know the average number that...

Actually there was no LOIC in this round. Just failure to monitor RE Tunsil situation and other violations by individuals with no direct failures by the AD (Harris, Kiffin, Saunder's, Vaughn, Nix). The Tunsil one was the only one that brings the system into the discussion. Then again didn't we g...

Technically speaking the Saunder's stuff isn't the absolute worst violation since they are of the same level as alleged violations of Harris and in the "failure to monitor" Tunsil's agent/booster/car situation. If these were 3 separate infractions cases over 10 years OM might have been better of...

They claim a reduction to 84 for 2015 is part of their penalties. Guess they planned on these self imposed penalties for a good long while since that was locked in stone August 2015. Finally saw the breakdown. 84 total last year, 83 this upcoming season, 81 for 2017 and 2018 and then back to 85 ...

The NCAA doesn't actually accuse Freeze of anything, so far ...

Oh and vacated wins for 2011-2013 are a virtual guarantee as the NCAA states the players Saunders, Vaugn, and Nix provided impermissible benefits to and arranged fake tests were ineligible and competed during those seasons That tracks right with what the the NCAA accused ULL of. I'd need to look...