Rahim the Theif ...........

[Liverpooldawg]

is back in Oxford.

http://djournal.com/sports/ole-miss-announces-hiring-rahim-lockhart-assistant-coach/

[TNDawg35]

Do they just go out and hire the coach or family member of the player they are after???

[BeastMan]

Why is he "the thief"

[Saltydog]

he was caught stealing CD's out of a store somewhere. Guess it wasn't in Oxford. They'd just told him to get what he wanted.

[icecreamdawg]

he was caught stealing CD's out of a store somewhere. Guess it wasn't in Oxford. They'd just told him to get what he wanted.

http://chronicle.augusta.com/stories/1999/01/24/nca_251181.shtml#.WP45Zh9Omf0

[Interpolation_Dawg_EX]

Ole Miss recently signed Lockhart’s top player off this season’s JCJC team, forward Bruce Stephens.

All you need to know

[Jack Lambert]

Basketball is going to be their sport for a while so they are doing what they have too to win.

[msbulldog]

Basketball is going to be their sport for a while so they are doing what they have too to win.

I hope so, starting next year, let 'em bring it!

[GTHOM]

Hate to be that guy but you spelled thief wrong on the forum page haha

[RocketDawg]

Ole Miss recently signed Lockhart’s top player off this season’s JCJC team, forward Bruce Stephens.

All you need to know

When does the new NCAA rule banning that practice go into effect?

[msbulldog]

When does the new NCAA rule banning that practice go into effect?

The only stuff I've read about this new rule pertained to football, not sure about other sports.

[Mobile Bay]

When does the new NCAA rule banning that practice go into effect?

I think the new rule just applies to football.

[1bigdawg]

There was already a rule in place about basketball. However, I don't think the rule applies to full assistants. Because they are so limited, coaches rarely play around with those positions anymore. Basketball only has three assistants, for example. The rules prevent things like hiring Shea Patterson's brother to an off field position because teams can create as many of those as they want and pay them what even they want.

[Jack Lambert]

There was already a rule in place about basketball. However, I don't think the rule applies to full assistants. Because they are so limited, coaches rarely play around with those positions anymore. Basketball only has three assistants, for example. The rules prevent things like hiring Shea Patterson's brother to an off field position because teams can create as many of those as they want and pay them what even they want.

I think the rule only applies to non coaching jobs.

[Liverpooldawg]

I think the rule only applies to non coaching jobs.

I believe this is correct.