Forward Rebels Going Backwards?

[DeepFreeze38]

As the end of the Nutt*Boone regime was coming to a close in
2011, interesting events transpired in the summer of 2011. In August
2011, the Clarion Ledger newspaper printed an article that detailed
David Saunders? Notice of Claim filed against the University of
Mississippi on July 27, 2011 that was designed to embarrass the newlynamed
"Black Bear" establishment (go to
http://blogs.clarionledger.com/um/files/2011/08/Notice-of-Claim-Saunders-07.27.11-Redacted.pdf
to view). Saunders was backed by the Forward Rebels largest
financial contributor. Now, one of the casualties of the purge of the
athletic department at Ole Miss brought about by the "Forward Rebels"
has became a modern day "Deep Throat." Deep Throat worked in the
Ole Miss athletic department when the head football coaches at Ole
Miss were Ed Orgeron and Houston Nutt and now lives outside the
state of Mississippi. The story is shockingly detailed and takes events
through the current Ole Miss staff and three upper*classmen currently
on the Ole Miss team that were signed by Hugh Freeze?s staff and two
players on Freeze?s first three teams at Ole Miss that may result in a
forfeit of all wins for 2012, 2013 and 2014. The Saunders saga actually
started with his involvement in the recruitment of Jerrell Powe as a
staff member with his good friend Hugh Freeze in 2006 at Ole Miss.
Freeze?s ongoing contact with Saunders since his arrival as Ole Miss?s
head coach is well*documented and it appears that the link to David
Saunders with Ole Miss and even Freeze and Derrick Nix is becoming
clearly undeniable.

Interestingly, Saunders? Notice of Claim came one summer
after one*third of the Ole Miss recruiting class of 2010 gained
eligibility at the Education Center in Jackson, Mississippi. The signees
David Saunders "moved" to Jackson included five (5) south Florida
signees, one (1) Geogia signee, and one signee from a small
Mississippi town over 100 miles away. Though the Ed Center did not
provide any housing, these eight (8) players lived together in Jackson,
Mississippi in the "House". These signees were even transported for
"workouts" to places like Jackson State University by Saunders? righthand
man simply referred to as "Thigpen." Saunders even paid the
tuition for most of these signees (cash). Saunders? was called on at least
two occasions to deal with problems being caused by two of the Florida
players. These same two players were kicked off the Ole Miss team in
their first year on campus. Derrick Nix, recruiting coordinator then and
currently, visited his prize in*state signee in Jackson at least twice and
had direct knowledge that all these young men were in Jackson,
Mississippi. Saunders? claim against the University revealed that he
was working for Ole Miss in that summer of 2010 as an hourly wage
employee of the University, a position totally inconsistent with his
claim that he helped these young men through contributions to his
foundation.

Saunders is unwisely refusing to cooperate and his actions are
leaving Ole Miss defenseless. Thanks to Louisiana Lafayette?s lawsuit
against the ACT it is expected that between 15 and 20 Ole Miss
recruits will be proven to have been directed to Wayne County,
including one well*known South Panola Ole Miss signee who has
already testified that Saunders? directed him to Wayne County.
The plot continues to thicken as ACT information shows
current Ole Miss players have non*qualifying scores at sites other than
Wayne County and a qualifying score from Waynesboro. Don?t expect
things to get easier for Saunders and Ginny Crager because the ULL
lawsuit against the ACT will make it very difficult for one party or the
other to remain quiet and not risk being the first to exonerate
themselves from potential criminal charges such as mail fraud by
turning "State?s" evidence. (Incidentally, Ms. Crager is the same person
who was the tutor for Jerrell Powe for correspondence courses that the
NCAA did not accept and that he was taking while supposedly in
attendance at Prep School in Virginia). Also intriguing is the fact in his
Notice of Claim Saunders actually claimed his assistance to Jerrell
Powe was the reason Pete Boone would not allow Houston Nutt to hire
him. Perhaps it was Boone?s concern for Saunders unscrupulous
actions that now reflect a course and pattern of almost ten years of
engaging in fraudulent academic practices that Boone was wise to
recognize early.

Now, through Deep Throat, new revelations such as paying for
recruits to go to Coahoma Community College to get a GED (thus
avoiding state test score failures) are being brought to light. The Ole
Miss brand is about to become like the Old West brand that represents
a "stolen" herd of cattle and the NCAA is likely to hold the hammer
that will forge that brand

[Harrydawg]

Welcome! I move to nominate you President of Forward Dawgs..........good read

[Coach34]

"Thanks to Louisiana Lafayette?s lawsuit against the ACT it is expected that between 15 and 20 Ole Miss recruits will be proven to have been directed to Wayne County, including one well*known South Panola Ole Miss signee who has already testified that Saunders? directed him to Wayne County.
The plot continues to thicken as ACT information shows current Ole Miss players have non*qualifying scores at sites other than
Wayne County and a qualifying score from Waynesboro"


Interesting

[BeardoMSU]

Interesting 1st post***

[Spiderman]

Where was this copied and pasted from? it needs editing for sure.

That looks like it was copied off a message board post.

[RIdog]

Is this for real ? If so _ speechless !

[7dawg]

As the end of the Nutt*Boone regime was coming to a close in
2011, interesting events transpired in the summer of 2011. In August
2011, the Clarion Ledger newspaper printed an article that detailed
David Saunders? Notice of Claim filed against the University of
Mississippi on July 27, 2011 that was designed to embarrass the newlynamed
"Black Bear" establishment (go to
http://blogs.clarionledger.com/um/files/2011/08/Notice*of*ClaimSaunders*07.27.11*Redacted.p
df to view). Saunders was backed by the Forward Rebels largest
financial contributor. Now, one of the casualties of the purge of the
athletic department at Ole Miss brought about by the "Forward Rebels"
has became a modern day "Deep Throat." Deep Throat worked in the
Ole Miss athletic department when the head football coaches at Ole
Miss were Ed Orgeron and Houston Nutt and now lives outside the
state of Mississippi. The story is shockingly detailed and takes events
through the current Ole Miss staff and three upper*classmen currently
on the Ole Miss team that were signed by Hugh Freeze?s staff and two
players on Freeze?s first three teams at Ole Miss that may result in a
forfeit of all wins for 2012, 2013 and 2014. The Saunders saga actually
started with his involvement in the recruitment of Jerrell Powe as a
staff member with his good friend Hugh Freeze in 2006 at Ole Miss.
Freeze?s ongoing contact with Saunders since his arrival as Ole Miss?s
head coach is well*documented and it appears that the link to David
Saunders with Ole Miss and even Freeze and Derrick Nix is becoming
clearly undeniable.
Interestingly, Saunders? Notice of Claim came one summer
after one*third of the Ole Miss recruiting class of 2010 gained
eligibility at the Education Center in Jackson, Mississippi. The signees
David Saunders "moved" to Jackson included five (5) south Florida
signees, one (1) Geogia signee, and one signee from a small
Mississippi town over 100 miles away. Though the Ed Center did not
provide any housing, these eight (8) players lived together in Jackson,
Mississippi in the "House". These signees were even transported for
"workouts" to places like Jackson State University by Saunders? righthand
man simply referred to as "Thigpen." Saunders even paid the
tuition for most of these signees (cash). Saunders? was called on at least
two occasions to deal with problems being caused by two of the Florida
players. These same two players were kicked off the Ole Miss team in
their first year on campus. Derrick Nix, recruiting coordinator then and
currently, visited his prize in*state signee in Jackson at least twice and
had direct knowledge that all these young men were in Jackson,
Mississippi. Saunders? claim against the University revealed that he
was working for Ole Miss in that summer of 2010 as an hourly wage
employee of the University, a position totally inconsistent with his
claim that he helped these young men through contributions to his
foundation.
Saunders is unwisely refusing to cooperate and his actions are
leaving Ole Miss defenseless. Thanks to Louisiana Lafayette?s lawsuit
against the ACT it is expected that between 15 and 20 Ole Miss
recruits will be proven to have been directed to Wayne County,
including one well*known South Panola Ole Miss signee who has
already testified that Saunders? directed him to Wayne County.
The plot continues to thicken as ACT information shows
current Ole Miss players have non*qualifying scores at sites other than
Wayne County and a qualifying score from Waynesboro. Don?t expect
things to get easier for Saunders and Ginny Crager because the ULL
lawsuit against the ACT will make it very difficult for one party or the
other to remain quiet and not risk being the first to exonerate
themselves from potential criminal charges such as mail fraud by
turning "State?s" evidence. (Incidentally, Ms. Crager is the same person
who was the tutor for Jerrell Powe for correspondence courses that the
NCAA did not accept and that he was taking while supposedly in
attendance at Prep School in Virginia). Also intriguing is the fact in his
Notice of Claim Saunders actually claimed his assistance to Jerrell
Powe was the reason Pete Boone would not allow Houston Nutt to hire
him. Perhaps it was Boone?s concern for Saunders unscrupulous
actions that now reflect a course and pattern of almost ten years of
engaging in fraudulent academic practices that Boone was wise to
recognize early.
Now, through Deep Throat, new revelations such as paying for
recruits to go to Coahoma Community College to get a GED (thus
avoiding state test score failures) are being brought to light. The Ole
Miss brand is about to become like the Old West brand that represents
a "stolen" herd of cattle and the NCAA is likely to hold the hammer
that will forge that brand

Enforcer needs to look into this guy. First post and instantaneously posted on the Pack as well. Not getting too excited.

[CadaverDawg]

That post reads like a coach66 post on SPS. I like that guy, & he typically brings pretty good info, so hopefully it's him. Nonetheless, In 3 years time, you would hope the NCAA didn't skip over anything, including this. Interesting stuff

[Interpolation_Dawg_EX]

Saunders + Waynesboro + ACT + Forward Rebels=

Dear Ole Miss Friends:

Today, I am a Forward Rebel.

I have struggled for years about whether to take a stand against some of the problems at Ole Miss, and those things have been easier to put aside while playing in the NFL. But, now that thousands are finally speaking up, I am encouraged to state the truth.

Ole Miss Athletics can do better. As you all know, I worked for several years just to be able to be an Ole Miss Rebel, and I was driven by my two dreams: to play in the NFL and to get an education. I've achieved the first goal, and I plan on coming back and working to finish my degree during my off-seasons. During my struggle, many people encouraged me, and many people from Ole Miss were instrumental in my admission and career. Some were not.

Throughout my two and a half year fight to go to college, one voice of encouragement was noticeably missing, and that voice was Athletic Director Pete Boone's. While you would think that Mr. Boone would want me to go to school, and even more to play for Ole Miss, he was, if anything, discouraging to me during my struggle. Although many are familiar with Mr. Boone's desire to keep me out, I have held it back for a while.

But, now is the time to speak, and I am excited that Ole Miss fans are finally calling for change. Although I have a personal story to share here, Ole miss is personal to all of our fans, and I hope that Ole Miss will step up and go get that national candidate who can lead Ole Miss out of the past and into the future.

It's Time!

Sincerely,

Jerrell Powe

SB Nation Article (http://www.sbnation.com/ncaa-football/2011/10/25/2513397/jerrell-powe-letter-pete-boone-forward-rebels)

[starkvegasdawg]

I smell bear. Like others have said this is a first post. The CL link he has provided is a 404 File Not Found. Then look at his screen name. Freeze and the #38? So he has the second most revered coach's name and the jersey number of Chucky Mullins? Oh HEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL No!!! Until I'm proven wrong this guy shall forever be called Shrek by me.

[Coach34]

The thing is- this is what was rumored to leak today- so I'm not so sure it's a troll

[FISHDAWG]

not taking that bait ...... #catfish

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[BeardoMSU]

The thing is- this is what was rumored to leak today- so I'm not so sure it's a troll

Leak from where/whom?

[msstate7]

Leak from where/whom?

Al Jazeera... The war on mannings continues**

[Coach34]

A longtime, well-known poster a couple days ago said something was leaking today. This must be it. That's all I know.

But this does match what we've been hearing- so who knows

[BeardoMSU]

Al Jazeera... The war on mannings continues**

Lolz. Good one.

[32 Dive]

Deep Freeze 38? You might as well have used Cryogenic Chuck. No thanks...

[Spiderman]

Enforcer needs to look into this guy. First post and instantaneously posted on the Pack as well. Not getting too excited.

It was copied and pasted from the text body of his post on the pack. The question mark apostrophes give it away.

But the original was copied and pasted from somewhere else. Either an email or message board post.

[Interpolation_Dawg_EX]

http://blogs.clarionledger.com/um/files/2011/08/Notice-of-Claim-Saunders-07.27.11-Redacted.pdf

This is the link in the OP....it works for me.

[Thompson92]

Not saying this is the real deal, but it would fit with everything that has been revealed so far. The NCAA knows Crager and Saunders met because of Powe. The Tony Connor thing has been mentioned here. One of the Florida players is Delvin Jones, who is also "student-athlete" 1 or 2 in the ULL report.

[Interpolation_Dawg_EX]

While all this looks to be true, I don't see any new information. We've already established that Boone and Saunders had a bad relationship and that Houston Nutt wanted to hire Saunders. Boone was opposed to it and said that he would "pay him like a janitor" because all he was there to do was to clean stuff up.

[BeardoMSU]

Until proven otherwise, I'm considering this an elaborate troll attempt. That's the safest course of action***

[JDog13]

Yeah I didn't read all that

[engie]

If Conner was guilty in all of this --- how would it make any sense for him to be coming back rather than going in the draft?

[Op4isabitch]

If Conner was guilty in all of this --- how would it make any sense for him to be coming back rather than going in the draft?

It makes perfect sense, he can't pass the wonderlic test. ***

[starkvegasdawg]

If Conner was guilty in all of this --- how would it make any sense for him to be coming back rather than going in the draft?

Freeze had an all night tent revival prayer meeting with him and he saw the light. Hallelujah! Pass the red duffle bag.

[HancockCountyDog]

If Conner was guilty in all of this --- how would it make any sense for him to be coming back rather than going in the draft?

It would cost him millions. My understanding is that he just had surgery again and won't be in shape to run or do much of anything. Probably at best he is a 3rd round pick. He doesn't really have a position in the NFL yet. He is in an in the box safety. That position doesn't really exist in the NFL. If he comes back and is healthy and plays up to his ability, he could be a late first or 2nd round pick.

ETA: I really would love for Sirmon to use Peters the same way. He is a big safety that I think can make a ton of plays in the box. Let Bryant play FS.

[BeardoMSU]

Freeze had an all night tent revival prayer meeting with him and he saw the light. Hallelujah! Pass the red duffle bag.

Video proof starting at the :40 mark**


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhsRaMDkPiM

[KB21]

It would cost him millions. My understanding is that he just had surgery again and won't be in shape to run or do much of anything. Probably at best he is a 3rd round pick. He doesn't really have a position in the NFL yet. He is in an in the box safety. That position doesn't really exist in the NFL. If he comes back and is healthy and plays up to his ability, he could be a late first or 2nd round pick.

When the NFL finds out what is really wrong with his knee, he will be lucky to go in the third round.

[Really Clark?]

Why would Saunders help get Conner qualified for UNM 2, 3 years after his leaving and a lawsuit against the university? Is it not just as likely that staff members there already knew and have continued to use Waynesboro, which would link the Freeze staff. Or is this talking about another well known So Panolia player that was directed to Waynesboro? It does not specify the timeframe so we can consider more than one.

[engie]

It would cost him millions. My understanding is that he just had surgery again and won't be in shape to run or do much of anything. Probably at best he is a 3rd round pick. He doesn't really have a position in the NFL yet. He is in an in the box safety. That position doesn't really exist in the NFL. If he comes back and is healthy and plays up to his ability, he could be a late first or 2nd round pick.

And how much does declared ineligibility cost him -- where he never actually gets the chance to prove his health? If the hammer was coming directly regarding him -- he would be out. I enjoy some of the stories and narratives on this -- but his does not make any sense.

[Coursesuper]

And how much does declared ineligibility cost him -- where he never actually gets the chance to prove his health? If the hammer was coming directly regarding him -- he would be out. I enjoy some of the stories and narratives on this -- but his does not make any sense.

The angle your not taking into account is the "there's nothing to see here" approach. Why would he leave there is nothing going on that he would be declared ineligible for. Remember its all about the perception. It has nothing to do with what is true only what is perceived to be true.

[engie]

The angle your not taking into account is the "there's nothing to see here" approach. Why would he leave there is nothing going on that he would be declared ineligible for. Remember its all about the perception. It has nothing to do with what is true only what is perceived to be true.

I took all of that into account already. The suspension of disbelief on obvious stuff -- like him -- is what drives these things from plausible to total black helicopters bullshit. No scenario where he had been interviewed and is one of the actual smoking guns involving Wayne County involves him returning to Ole Miss next year to still be there when those fans turn on him and he catches the blame for it.

[CadaverDawg]

Best response until something trustworthy comes out confirming this, is...."interesting"

[Coach34]

I took all of that into account already. The suspension of disbelief on obvious stuff -- like him -- is what drives these things from plausible to total black helicopters bullshit. No scenario where he had been interviewed and is one of the actual smoking guns involving Wayne County involves him returning to Ole Miss next year to still be there when those fans turn on him and he catches the blame for it.

its not a very good Troll when it's mentioning the Coahoma stuff as well

[Coach34]

Not only that- what type of Trolling post is already known to be at least 50% true with court and NCAA documents?

Would literally be the worst troll ever

[Interpolation_Dawg_EX]

Previous ED thread on Saunders (http://www.elitedawgs.com/showthread.php?35813-Ima-just-leave-this-here)

I had previously linked the Clarion Ledger article (Saunders lawsuit) the OP posted in the past thread from October 14, 2015.

[DancingRabbit]

That post reads like a coach66 post on SPS. I like that guy, & he typically brings pretty good info, so hopefully it's him. Nonetheless, In 3 years time, you would hope the NCAA didn't skip over anything, including this. Interesting stuff

Yeah, it references "deep throat" which is a coach66 thing, but that could be a ploy. Creating an alternate username doesn't seem like coach66.

It incorporates a lot of the rumored details that have at least a hint of legitimacy. Could be a Dawg toying with the Bears, or could be a Bear doing some catfishin'.

[shannondawg]

Saunders describes himself as a coach specializing in ?recruiting, alumni relations, and in assisting student athletes with learning disabilities in meeting academic eligibility requirements.

Recruiting and alumni relations?????? He might as well of said "Recruiting and $$$$$$."

[Ralph]

I don't see why a bear would go catfishin about this. It's either a dawg or there's some truths in there

[Interpolation_Dawg_EX]

I don't see why a bear would go catfishin about this. It's either a dawg or there's some truths in there

That's the thing, I don't see any new info. This is all stuff that has been discussed on this board in the past. So, either someone missed it the first time or it is indeed a troll trying to get some in a frenzy.

[DancingRabbit]

I don't see why a bear would go catfishin about this. It's either a dawg or there's some truths in there

There are "fans" on both sides that play games, having little regard for possible collateral damage.

[Jack Lambert]

Where was this copied and pasted from? it needs editing for sure.

That looks like it was copied off a message board post.

I remember when all that went down. It wasn't that detail but the rumors about the Head Center in Jackson was talked about a lot.

[Jack Lambert]

There are "fans" on both sides that play games, having little regard for possible collateral damage.

I wonder if there is anything illegal about the ACT cheating?

[starkvegasdawg]

I wonder if there is anything illegal about the ACT cheating?

This may be a stretch but a lot of schools base scholarships on ACT scores. If someone cheated to get a score high enough to garner an academic scholarship that could be construed as fraud. Now, I know that is not the case with any of the football players. They're cheating just to get an eligible score and not an academic scholarship, but that is one way I could possible see this being illegal.

[DancingRabbit]

I wonder if there is anything illegal about the ACT cheating?

I think so. Fraud and racketeering. That's what they charged the teachers and administrators in the Atlanta Public Schools grade-changing scandal.

Here are the sentences handed down in that case:

Sentences

Donald Bullock: Weekends in jail for 6 months, $5,000 fine, 5 years of probation and 1,500 hours of community service.
Sharon Davis-Williams: 20 years in prison, seven to serve, $25,000 fine and 2,000 hours of community service.
Tamara Cotman: 20 years in prison, seven to serve, $25,000 fine and 2,000 hours of community service.
Michael Pitts: 20 years in prison, seven to serve, $25,000 fine and 2,000 hours of community service.
Dana Evans: 5 years in prison, one to serve, and 1,000 hours of community service.
Angela Williamson: 5 years in prison, two to serve, $5,000 fine and 1,500 hours of community service.
Tabeeka Jordan: 5 years in prison, two to serve, $5,000 fine and 1,500 hours of community service.
Diane Buckner-Webb: 5 years in prison, one to serve, $1,000 fine, 1,000 hours in community service and first offender treatment.
Theresia Copeland: 5 years in prison, one to serve, $1,000 fine and 1,000 hours of community service.
Pamela Cleveland: 5 years probation, home confinement for a year from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. and community service.

[SoJackDog]

Get those sonsabichez

[Political Hack]

I think so. Fraud and racketeering. That's what they charged the teachers and administrators in the Atlanta Public Schools grade-changing scandal.

Here are the sentences handed down in that case:

Sentences

Donald Bullock: Weekends in jail for 6 months, $5,000 fine, 5 years of probation and 1,500 hours of community service.
Sharon Davis-Williams: 20 years in prison, seven to serve, $25,000 fine and 2,000 hours of community service.
Tamara Cotman: 20 years in prison, seven to serve, $25,000 fine and 2,000 hours of community service.
Michael Pitts: 20 years in prison, seven to serve, $25,000 fine and 2,000 hours of community service.
Dana Evans: 5 years in prison, one to serve, and 1,000 hours of community service.
Angela Williamson: 5 years in prison, two to serve, $5,000 fine and 1,500 hours of community service.
Tabeeka Jordan: 5 years in prison, two to serve, $5,000 fine and 1,500 hours of community service.
Diane Buckner-Webb: 5 years in prison, one to serve, $1,000 fine, 1,000 hours in community service and first offender treatment.
Theresia Copeland: 5 years in prison, one to serve, $1,000 fine and 1,000 hours of community service.
Pamela Cleveland: 5 years probation, home confinement for a year from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. and community service.

I hate to admit it, but I feel bad for some of the people drug into the Ole Miss academic fraud case. They didn't up and decide to do this solo. Doesn't work that way. They were asked to get involved and then are going to be hung out to dry. However, with jail time involved they won't be willing to stand in front of a firing squad and take it. They have no choice but to fully cooperate to get as little jail time and/or probation/fines as possible. This is much larger than football, but some jack ass who had to have that 5 star special ed defensive tackle has absolutely ruined these peoples' lives.

[JoseBrown]

I remember when all that went down. It wasn't that detail but the rumors about the Head Center in Jackson was talked about a lot.

Well, if I find BJB while looking for this place tonight I'll let you know...

[Coach34]

Well, if I find BJB while looking for this place tonight I'll let you know...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f4s94Yuo1Y

[BigDawg26]

I took all of that into account already. The suspension of disbelief on obvious stuff -- like him -- is what drives these things from plausible to total black helicopters bullshit. No scenario where he had been interviewed and is one of the actual smoking guns involving Wayne County involves him returning to Ole Miss next year to still be there when those fans turn on him and he catches the blame for it.

As I posted over on the pack, Tony Conner could very well be implicated in some of this investigating by the NCAA but the poster above is describing a situation involving former South Panola player Tig Barksdale who ended up at ULL. He also attended the ED center in Jackson along with his VA prep school friend Bobby Massie. Surely the NCAA has the information regarding where they lived during that summer. My understanding is that the NCAA can go back as far as necessary when there appears to be a trend such as the Saunders case.

Before anyone says anything about my post count, I have been a reader of this board for a while but have never posted. I've been a member of the pack for 4 years with the same username but rarely post over there as well and I'm on 247 too with this same username as well. Also, I know for a fact that the post that started this thread is not a troll, it is coming from very credible folks, although the selection of usernames is not the best.

Take it or leave it but I'm just passing along some of the information I have.

[BeastMan]

Poot noises

[BossDawg]

Or perhaps Tig Barksdale? Whatever happened to that guy?

[Coach007]

All one can take from this is that Saunders is kinda pissed... and that means he very well could have spilled all he knows

[gravedigger]

As I posted over on the pack, Tony Conner could very well be implicated in some of this investigating by the NCAA but the poster above is describing a situation involving former South Panola player Tig Barksdale who ended up at ULL. He also attended the ED center in Jackson along with his VA prep school friend Bobby Massie. Surely the NCAA has the information regarding where they lived during that summer. My understanding is that the NCAA can go back as far as necessary when there appears to be a trend such as the Saunders case.

Before anyone says anything about my post count, I have been a reader of this board for a while but have never posted. I've been a member of the pack for 4 years with the same username but rarely post over there as well and I'm on 247 too with this same username as well. Also, I know for a fact that the post that started this thread is not a troll, it is coming from very credible folks, although the selection of usernames is not the best.

Take it or leave it but I'm just passing along some of the information I have.

Tig ended up at Troy, no?

[DCdawg]

Tig ended up at Troy, no?

Jacksonville State wasn't it? I think he might have been on the team that beat UNM.

[Really Clark?]

Jacksonville State wasn't it? I think he might have been on the team that beat UNM.

Ultimately ULL

http://www.ragincajuns.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=3364

[TUSK]

Not sure if Troll or Not....

But if it is, it rivals my 20+ year old troll of Ole Miss Fans convincing them Bryant Denny Stadium was going to be relocated to Oxford and "fused" with V. Hemingway (as it would fit comfortably inside BDS, per engineers)...

[Political Hack]

Not sure if Troll or Not....

But if it is, it rivals my 20+ year old troll of Ole Miss Fans convincing them Bryant Denny Stadium was going to be relocated to Oxford and "fused" with V. Hemingway (as it would fit comfortably inside BDS, per engineers)...

I call BS. Al Gore had barely even invented the Internet 20 years ago. And Miss State hadn't invented message boards yet either (strangely, that one may be true).

[TUSK]

I call BS. Al Gore had barely even invented the Internet 20 years ago. And Miss State hadn't invented message boards yet either (strangely, that one may be true).

it was in the 95-97 range.... Rebel Vent...

[Political Hack]

That's pretty impressive. You've been trolling since the Internet's been out pretty much. If there was a troll hall of fame, you and C34 would be nominees for the first class of inductees.

[TUSK]

That's pretty impressive. You've been trolling since the Internet's been out pretty much. If there was a troll hall of fame, you and C34 would be nominees for the first class of inductees.

yup, Hack... I was trolling before it was called "trolling"... when Bammer only had 12 National Championships...

Hell, I think I trolled over one of these:

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