Ole Miss Running A Prison Up There?

[MedDawg]

This is fascinating. I get what Yancy is trying to say, but Ole Miss has themselves in a big ole predicament.

Not that they can determine if the kids trying to transfer will be eligible next year, but, if they don't leave, they'll be stuck with quite a few players that don't want to be there.

I've never seen anything like this where a football program is relying & hoping for technicalities in order to keep their own players.

Feels like Ole Miss players are standing in front of the parole board hoping for a good decision, but, if they don't get it, they have to return to prison.

Yancy said that 2015 signee Van Jefferson couldn't have been lied to by OM because the stories put out by Freeze only pertained to the 2016 signing class.

When OM finally admitted to being investigated in October 2014, they gave the same false story:

http://www.sportingnews.com/ncaa-foo...l1gtnzuq3lusva


Bill Bender @BillBender92
Published on Oct. 2, 2014

Talk about bad timing.

Ole Miss is under NCAA investigation for rules violations in multiple sports, including football, according to Yahoo Sports’ Pat Forde. The news comes just two days before GameDay will be on campus before No. 11 Ole Miss’ game against No. 3 Alabama.

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Ole Miss athletic director Ross Bjork confirmed to Yahoo Sports on Wednesday that Ole Miss "is working with the NCAA" in an ongoing investigation.

According to the report, coach Hugh Freeze is not believed to be implicated in any major violations, and that much of the inquiry dates back to actions by a previous Ole Miss staff.

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The Rebels had major infractions in football three times in school history. Ole Miss was placed on a postseason ban twice. That included a one-year ban in 1987 and a two-year ban in 1995-96. In 1959, the program was put on one-year probation.