So Ole Miss's contribution to society is inept journalist, ambulance chasers ,and used car salesmen? Classy bunch.
So Ole Miss's contribution to society is inept journalist, ambulance chasers ,and used car salesmen? Classy bunch.
I'm not surprised they are still buying their players cars. When I was in grad school there 10-15 years ago, their QB was talking about getting a new Z71 in Jackson for $25,000. It's these type of discounts that make the Redmond deal a ****ing joke.
Cooperation really isn't the big deal here, that the NCAA is still digging on UNM is the really big deal. With what is public now UNM is in deep deep shat, but that they are still digging means they are going to end it if they can.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
And to extend that further, it seems to show that the NCAA prob ain't too pleased with what they saw on Wednesday with that video.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coursesuper
They seem to be following the old saying: if you're still fighting, we're still fighting.
ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!!! With in 15 miles of his home..... in Mississippi..... along with his dad's new truck....Quote:
Originally Posted by dawggoneit
I would think this would be a new NOA rather than amending again. That would be repeat offender status then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reason2succeed
If it is true then they are toast. That penalty matrix will be maxed out with what we have seen already. Remember, they have not released the actual second NOA. As Wolken (USA WRITER) says, they no longer place suspected violations on the allegations, they only put what they can slam dunk prove. Per Wolken the COI has about an 85-95% rate of acceptance of the charges as written under the new guidelines.
UNM cannot be trusted to reveal if they are under investigation or not. Honestly, if the shitbirds have continued and still continue to cheat with all this going on, they deserve the DP or as close as can be gotten to it. I have a hard time believing the investigation isn't finished. UNM must have truly pissed of the investigators to get a second return trip.
I think it was Rincon. Point still stands, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg
Youre right - and I always get them confused.Quote:
Originally Posted by shrimp
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The 2017 allegations, which I know exist, weren't in the NOA along with several other issues that have come up during the investigation.
I've also got it on what I consider to be pretty solid word that it's still going. Paraphrased "we can't get them to stop."
There is certainly one way to get them to stop.Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
This is why I am waiting on the 2017 NOA 2.... I want to SEE for myself what is in WRITING..... were the reported allegations reported from August 2015 until February 2016 listed..... If not then there are MORE issues....Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
and.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgbite
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ronnie...b_6928482.html
I think that the only place that we've heard that the investigation was over was from the "press conference", correct?Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
Not sure. I quit listening to them. I try to stick with reliable sources.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tripp McNeely
That's exactly what I'm getting at. It's been explicitly stated in national articles that it's over...where else would this "info" come from?!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
Do we have any additional reliable information other than an oie miss you tube video to conclude all is done?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tripp McNeely
No. So it is obvious that - as usual - what is spun by OM is lies by omission. Ole Miss has stopped THEIR investigation. The NCAA has not. OM has admitted to new charges, but has omitted the details and omitted any additional information about the 2016 NOA charges. They lie. They lie. They spin. And then they lie some more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bully13