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Sorry, I was sent that and couldn't NOT share. Hilarious
The esquire at the end is the perfect touch.
My ole missy buddy says its gonna be all about the Leo Story. Its their defense day, not ncca's day according to him. I told him if their defense is everybody else does it, why do they need 15 high prices lawyers, him and his dump truck driver could handle it.
Oh my goodness..... You should have asked about the "RINGS".... AND so Sir, it is NOT about the LL story.... I promise that one... Hope he has a good pair of waders he is going to need them. #PRAISEtheLORD and GO DAWGS, #HAILSTATEQuote:
Originally Posted by shannondawg
Like how ole miss is all about protecting their boosters in the name of confidentiality during the investigation.....
But they didn't mind throwing Leo and Kobe to the wolves.
Their day is coming and quickly..... We know of 2017 recruiting class violations and NOW 2018 recruiting class violations.... and possibly 2019 recruiting violations.....Quote:
Originally Posted by JDog13
Will these IDIOTS and their so called boosters EVER learn what DO NOT PAY A PLAYER MEANS???????
Hell NO......
Based on this letter it appears that boosters listed in the 2016 notice were also involved in the 2017 notice. If you read between the lines they are still embroiled in an investigation and now that they have been shown the additional 2017 amended NOA they can reveal their names. This would seem to indicate some boosters are getting hit a second time for infractions occurring after the first NOA.
Also note it says they will release "a version" of the NOA. They just can't stop themselves. Total idiots.
If it's the same ones....................This is gonna be GREAT!
"NCAA rules require UM remain confidentiality during an investigation into any alleged rules violations." Is this a published and 'true' statement?Quote:
Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg34
"Out of fairness to those individuals, and to preserve the integrity of the NCAA?s process, UM?s response explained..." preserve integrity, really???
"UM needs the ability to preserve the free flow of information needed to to promote compliance and safeguard institutional integrity." And I just threw up in my mouth!!!
21 level 1 violations there is absolutely no "institutional integrity" to safeguard. Those dudes need a real mental health evaluation.Quote:
Originally Posted by WSOPdawg
It's NOT 21. That's just the number of CATAGORIES of violations. I saw breakdown where it was actually something like NINETY individual violations, and that was BEFORE the second/amended NOA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reason2succeed
Does your OM buddy know that OM is challenging very few of these allegations?Quote:
Originally Posted by shannondawg
So the 2011 Egg Bowl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
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Originally Posted by WSOPdawg
This may be true "if" there was still an "ongoing " NCAA investigation of OM. However, if the investigation has been concluded, then this is BS. They know what the allegations are. Also if it was so confidential, then why did the NCAA release info to other parties, who are involved in the allegations?
That's kind of what I was thinking. The TCUN attorney's letter to the ethics committee was more "spin" on why the NOA could not be release when we all know they could have (in my best Teddy KGB voice) "released it whenever the 17 I want."Quote:
Originally Posted by yjnkdawg
BTW, I've got a beach trip lined up from Saturday, June 3rd, thru the next week and it looks like I'm gonna have great reading material while on the gulf coast. =D
State fans are waiting for the release of the unredacted NOA like
http://rs11.pbsrc.com/albums/a159/Ky...tting.gif~c200
The NCAA COI hearing will be at least 60 days from the time OM turn in their answers to the amended NOA, which is supposed to be the week of June 5.
I've read that the NCAA COI hearings are also scheduled every other month. I've also read where the COI met in April 2017 with the Louisville case hearing. So they'll meet again in June and again in August and October.
If all the assumptions above hold true, I would assume that Ole Miss' hearing in front of the COI will be scheduled for August. The NCAA COI issues its penalty structure ruling 6 to 8 weeks after the hearing. So Ole Miss won't get a penalty structure, until September to October time frame, it appears.
OM will find a way to delay & obstruct to get in that early signing period before the shit really stinks.
Except for now, extensions directly contradict what they are telling their fanbase.Quote:
Originally Posted by PassInterference