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ShotgunDawg
07-28-2017, 08:17 PM
After reading the Wolken article & seeing the continued effort to hide, delay, redact, etc.... I've begun to wonder, when will it end?

When will OM fans demand to know the truth about their football program?

Your done, your toast, your program is about to get hammered back to the stone age. There is nothing left for you to hang onto.

Everything you are currently trying to hide is going to come out, either now, 2 weeks from now, a month, etc, but it is going to come out. Why try & delay it?

I just don't understand why they don't demand the firing of Bjork & Vitter, hire a new AD & Chancellor, & have them go before the COI & say, "Those guys were whack jobs that did an incredible disservice to this university. Here are the phone records & anything else you may need. All we care about it finalizing this process so that we can get on with the task of rebuilding our football program in the correct way."

Why don't they do this? All they are doing right now is delaying the inevitable & delaying their return to being a respectable program.

At what point to OM fans realize that their program was & is still currently being hijacked by adminstrators that in an effort to save their own ass are delaying the rebuild of the program by slowly taking the band-aid off 1 week/month at time?

Do OM fans still not want to know the extent of the cheating & are holding in hopes that some Matlock moment completely reverses everything?

Do they just want to delay so they can keep their current players from transferring? Again, it's over. Ultimately, other than maybe winning a few more games this year when you can't go to a bowl, there is no reason to keep them. They will be transferring after this year anyway.

Where are all the good Christians I saw on twitter for 5 years? Would Christians with a conscience realize something is off with their program & demand accountability & to know what's going on?

If I were an OM fan, I would hope I recognized the reality of this situation & demanded that all the cards be shown so that we could move on.

MetEdDawg
07-28-2017, 08:21 PM
After reading the Wolken article & seeing the continued effort to hide, delay, redact, etc.... I've begun to wonder, when will it end?

When will OM fans demand to know the truth about their football program?

Your done, your toast, your program is about to get hammered back to the stone age. There is nothing left for you to hang onto.

Everything you are currently trying to hide is going to come out, either now, 2 weeks from now, a month, etc, but it is going to come out. Why try & delay it?

I just don't understand why they don't demand the firing of Bjork & Vitter, hire a new AD & Chancellor, & have them go before the COI & say, "Those guys were whack jobs that did an incredible disservice to this university. Here are the phone records & anything else you may need. All we care about it finalizing this process so that we can get on with the task of rebuilding our football program in the correct way."

Why don't they do this? All they are doing right now is delaying the inevitable & delaying their return to being an acceptable program.

At what point to OM fans realize that their program was & is still currently being hijacked by adminstrators that in an effort to save their own ass are delaying the rebuild of the program by slowly taking the band-aid off 1 week/month at time?

Do OM fans still not want to know the extent of the cheating & are holding in hopes that some Matlock moment completely reverses everything?

If I were an OM fan, I would hope I recognized the reality of this situation & demanded that all the cards be shown so that we could move on.

I think they all know the truth. That's why this has become a game of protect. There's more involved. They need to keep as much of the network together as possible and pray the NCAA stops investigating. When they get their legs cut out from underneath them, they will need some of the network in place to rebuild. So I think they are protecting themselves for the future moreso than the present. I would bet most of them are ready for this to get done regardless of the penalties so they can get the microscope off of them and start back at it.

Riotous Thinking
07-28-2017, 08:23 PM
I honestly think that it would take getting booted from the conference or better yet, booted from the NCAA for them to finally have that moment of awakening and actually see what their program has become.

Until then, it will always be someone else's fault.

Coursesuper
07-28-2017, 08:24 PM
After reading the Wolken article & seeing the continued effort to hide, delay, redact, etc.... I've begun to wonder, when will it end?

When will OM fans demand to know the truth about their football program?

Your done, your toast, your program is about to get hammered back to the stone age. There is nothing left for you to hang onto.

Everything you are currently trying to hide is going to come out, either now, 2 weeks from now, a month, etc, but it is going to come out. Why try & delay it?

I just don't understand why they don't demand the firing of Bjork & Vitter, hire a new AD & Chancellor, & have them go before the COI & say, "Those guys were whack jobs that did an incredible disservice to this university. Here are the phone records & anything else you may need. All we care about it finalizing this process so that we can get on with the task of rebuilding our football program in the correct way."

Why don't they do this? All they are doing right now is delaying the inevitable & delaying their return to being a respectable program.

At what point to OM fans realize that their program was & is still currently being hijacked by adminstrators that in an effort to save their own ass are delaying the rebuild of the program by slowly taking the band-aid off 1 week/month at time?

Do OM fans still not want to know the extent of the cheating & are holding in hopes that some Matlock moment completely reverses everything?

Do they just want to delay so they can keep their current players from transferring? Again, it's over. Ultimately, other than maybe winning a few more games this year when you can't go to a bowl, there is no reason to keep them. They will be transferring after this year anyway.

If I were an OM fan, I would hope I recognized the reality of this situation & demanded that all the cards be shown so that we could move on.

The problem is, is that the administration isn't in charge there. At every school in the sec boosters apply pressure to get what they want, but in oxford they are running the show. If they fire the current guys it's a rinse and repeat situation.

basedog
07-28-2017, 08:25 PM
Never. Been going on for decades but it's at a high time high with cheating and denial.

turkish
07-28-2017, 08:27 PM
There will be no contrition. Ever. No matter what happens, they will say they got caught doing the same thing everyone else does.

Bass Chaser
07-28-2017, 08:28 PM
The problem is, is that the administration isn't in charge there. At every school in the sec boosters apply pressure to get what they want, but in oxford they are running the show. If they fire the current guys it's a rinse and repeat situation.

^^^This, at this point it's obvious they are figureheads. They don't make any decisions.

Todd4State
07-28-2017, 08:29 PM
I think their problem is this:

Their fans fall into two basic categories- the lunatic fringe and then the normal people.

The problem is the lunatic fringe is in control and they have glorified cheating.

The normal people feel like there is nothing that they can do about because they aren't in control and they aren't getting the truth so it's possible that they may not know quite how bad it is. When the lunatic fringe that's in control is telling you "everything's OK, 9 over 3, all during Nutt's time..." it's hard to take action before it's too late and demand that things change before it gets out of control. I think with Freeze getting fired it's just now sinking in how bad it is going to get- and I think the normal fans are scared that the escorts were indeed for recruits and players.

The lunatic fringe is going to keep fighting until the bitter end. The normal people are just hoping that they have a football program that doesn't have the death penalty stain on it eight years from now.

starkvegasdawg
07-28-2017, 08:30 PM
They're ego forbids them to admit the truth. They want to think they are the best thing ever.

Todd4State
07-28-2017, 08:32 PM
There will be no contrition. Ever. No matter what happens, they will say they got caught doing the same thing everyone else does.

Exactly. They have a warped perception that everyone has systemic cheating at a level like they do. The problem with that logic is if that was true, the Treadwell's, Nkemdiche's, and Tunsil's would have gone to Alabama where they could have the same perks that they were getting at Ole Miss but have much better coaching and a much better chance at being developed for the NFL because all things as far as recruiting benefits would have been equal.

Of course in their bias they think they are on par with Alabama so that doesn't really help them in this case as far as seeing the light.

TrapGame
07-28-2017, 08:38 PM
This is raw arrogance mixed with a hundred years of entitlement. They are about to find out what their ancestors went through when the Old South fell to the dust bin of history.

Goldendawg
07-28-2017, 08:45 PM
Sitting in the doctor's office last week early morn awaiting my tests, (morning after Freeze resigned:
Old Bear #1,"Guess you heard Freeze resigned last night."
Old Bear #2, Yeah, he was a good coach."
Bear #1, "Yeah, he beat Alabama."
Bear #2, "I guess he quit over money."

Many of their normal fans don't know and don't want to know. Haven't even read the NOI's and won't. But he beat Alabama! Herein lies a big part of their problem. I kept my mouth shut, didn't want to tell them the reason for the Freeze resignation in front of their elderly wives.

Spiderman
07-28-2017, 08:56 PM
I think their problem is this:

Their fans fall into two basic categories- the lunatic fringe and then the normal people.

The problem is the lunatic fringe is in control and they have glorified cheating.

The normal people feel like there is nothing that they can do about because they aren't in control and they aren't getting the truth so it's possible that they may not know quite how bad it is. When the lunatic fringe that's in control is telling you "everything's OK, 9 over 3, all during Nutt's time..." it's hard to take action before it's too late and demand that things change before it gets out of control. I think with Freeze getting fired it's just now sinking in how bad it is going to get- and I think the normal fans are scared that the escorts were indeed for recruits and players.

The lunatic fringe is going to keep fighting until the bitter end. The normal people are just hoping that they have a football program that doesn't have the death penalty stain on it eight years from now.

What you are referring to as normal is 1 % of that fanbase

Todd4State
07-28-2017, 08:59 PM
This is raw arrogance mixed with a hundred years of entitlement. They are about to find out what their ancestors went through when the Old South fell to the dust bin of history.

Are you saying that the NCAA is going to make them run up a hill and shoot them like Gettysburg?

Coursesuper
07-28-2017, 09:00 PM
What you are referring to as normal is 1 % of that fanbase

Even after all this crap going on and everything that has come to light, I still feel that the majority of our fan base doesn't understand what we are dealing with and how things are run at UNM. It's so abnormal that most can't wrap their heads around it.

Goldendawg
07-28-2017, 09:03 PM
Maybe, "They were talking in code, Hayseeds", (movie-Raising Arizona bank robbers) in all these phone calls. So what have they got to hide?****

Liverpooldawg
07-28-2017, 09:05 PM
After reading the Wolken article & seeing the continued effort to hide, delay, redact, etc.... I've begun to wonder, when will it end?

When will OM fans demand to know the truth about their football program?

Your done, your toast, your program is about to get hammered back to the stone age. There is nothing left for you to hang onto.

Everything you are currently trying to hide is going to come out, either now, 2 weeks from now, a month, etc, but it is going to come out. Why try & delay it?

I just don't understand why they don't demand the firing of Bjork & Vitter, hire a new AD & Chancellor, & have them go before the COI & say, "Those guys were whack jobs that did an incredible disservice to this university. Here are the phone records & anything else you may need. All we care about it finalizing this process so that we can get on with the task of rebuilding our football program in the correct way."

Why don't they do this? All they are doing right now is delaying the inevitable & delaying their return to being a respectable program.

At what point to OM fans realize that their program was & is still currently being hijacked by adminstrators that in an effort to save their own ass are delaying the rebuild of the program by slowly taking the band-aid off 1 week/month at time?

Do OM fans still not want to know the extent of the cheating & are holding in hopes that some Matlock moment completely reverses everything?

Do they just want to delay so they can keep their current players from transferring? Again, it's over. Ultimately, other than maybe winning a few more games this year when you can't go to a bowl, there is no reason to keep them. They will be transferring after this year anyway.

Where are all the good Christians I saw on twitter for 5 years? Would Christians with a conscience realize something is off with their program & demand accountability & to know what's going on?

If I were an OM fan, I would hope I recognized the reality of this situation & demanded that all the cards be shown so that we could move on.

They pretty much all condone it shotgun. I'm not exaggerating or joking either.

TrapGame
07-28-2017, 09:07 PM
Are you saying that the NCAA is going to make them run up a hill and shoot them like Gettysburg?

If there is any justice in this universe, yes.

Dawg50
07-28-2017, 11:45 PM
I honestly think that it would take getting booted from the conference or better yet, booted from the NCAA for them to finally have that moment of awakening and actually see what their program has become.

Until then, it will always be someone else's fault.


The sad part of this investigation is how it will adversely impact the image of not only the football program, but the school's reputation in general across the country, for years to come. Just come clean and get it over with, instead of further damaging your program and school.

The narrative coming from the school appears that they really want to get/punish the people that are exposing and/or reporting on this situation, rather than being upset with the coaches and others that actually committed these actions and letting the lawyers play hide and seek with the truth.

messageboardsuperhero
07-28-2017, 11:58 PM
That fan base will never demand anything from their administration. In fact, I seriously doubt Vitter/Bjork are the ones calling the shots- they've been puppets on strings for a long time now.

The reason the fan base isn't demanding accountability is because this is the path they've chosen- their big money people and to a certain extent the average fan as well. UM fans see the past 18-20 months as normal behavior.

RougeDawg
07-29-2017, 12:07 AM
They never will. They still have a large percentage defending Bucky. They have been breaking more rules than the drug cartels since the Vaught days. As the Communist Vladimir Lenin said, "A lie told often enough, becomes the truth". That's where they are and nothing will change that.

Leeshouldveflanked
07-29-2017, 06:37 AM
Are you saying that the NCAA is going to make them run up a hill and shoot them like Gettysburg?
BlackBearsShouldveflanked....

Reason2succeed
07-29-2017, 07:37 AM
Never. The one word that best describes OM culture is "entitlement".

Dawgcentral
07-29-2017, 08:30 AM
Ingrained within the fan base is the false belief that they are better than anyone else. It can be shown countless times that they are not, and that belief will never change.
They've shown this arrogance throughout my life, and the generations that came before. While they've made superficial changes on the exterior, the core remains.
If they could, they'd still have the Confederate Ball, complete with men in gray uniform and women with hoop skirts, served by white gloved minions carrying silver platters. They consider this their heritage, and they have every right to claim it with pride. Celebrated Snobbery.
Even the DP could not change this.

ShotgunDawg
07-29-2017, 08:47 AM
Ingrained within the fan base is the false belief that they are better than anyone else.

I would argue that they've shown are worse than most. That university shoots a 78 when everyone else is near par

Tripp McNeely
07-29-2017, 09:04 AM
When's the next Halley's Comet??? ...maybe by then

LC Dawg
07-29-2017, 10:07 AM
The Ole Miss fan base is very diverse. You've got big money doctors and lawyers all the way down to tons of welfare cheese rednecks with rebel flag tattoos. All of them think that they are an elite football school even though there is no proof at all of it and many of them weren't even born when Vaught died. The back to back wins over Bama and the Sugar Bowl prove, in their minds, that Ole Miss is an SEC powerhouse. They don't want to know the truth because the truth will force them to admit that it was all accomplished by cheating.
I think those three games are the reason the school has dug in so deep fighting the NCAA. They don't want to admit that those wins are not valid. Even if they get hammered by the NCAA they will say it was a witchhunt and they were punished for beating Bama. If that ball hadn't bounced into the receiver's hands for that long touchdown in the second Bama game they would have one win over Bama and no Sugar Bowl and I think Barney would have been fired after draft night and Freeze would have been fired after they received the 2nd NOA to see if they could get some leniency from the NCAA.

I seen it dawg
07-29-2017, 10:14 AM
When you walk into a room and wonder who the dumbest one in the room is well....it's you. That's OM. They are the only ones who don't realize how absolutely ****ed they are because they are smarter than everybody else. They won't ever change. So the answer to the original question is..never.