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"Ole Miss rejects Freedom of Information request on amended NOA. Contends it ?does not possess or retain copy? of NOA. Wait, what?"
#transparency #ProbationPlantation #ExemplaryCooperation
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https://twitter.com/dennisdoddcbs/st...65613351182337
"Ole Miss rejects Freedom of Information request on amended NOA. Contends it ?does not possess or retain copy? of NOA. Wait, what?"
#transparency #ProbationPlantation #ExemplaryCooperation
So that press conference was just a practice trial run in case they get an amended NOA?
Remember when I said they'd deny it by saying they didn't have it? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Exactly what was said they would do.
Wow.
The nation collectively rolls their eyes at this.
Back to the NOA - who in their right mind believes that Ole Miss gave us the truth on that? They are hiding the truth behind an external lawyer.
Let's hope CBS doesn't roll over and take it like the rest of the media does.
I'm waiting on the truth from Cuck Roundsville
This is excellent. National media gonna blow this up. Supremo negative press.
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Originally Posted by Random Poster
If OM has not had, or does not have a copy the NOA, then how could the Three Stooges have given as much info on their joke of a video presentation to the OM Nation? So they had no copy, but they were giving as much specifics as they could at this time? Well, one thing is certain, the NOA has a lot more in it than what was portrayed. It is still a MS public record and is supposed to be maintained and under the purview of OM, in accordance with their record keeping system, as approved by the State of MS. This is Lawyer101 in circumventing the intent and purpose of the MS Public Records Act. I hope some national media outlet really pushes this.
How does an Internal lawyer NOT keep a copy..... HUM????? The "Right hand" has no idea that ANOTHER lie was told????? NO wonder Freeze has NO CONTROL....Quote:
Originally Posted by PassInterference
So much for freedom.
Is this possible to deny a FOIA?
Maybe CBS or any other requesters need to request any correspondence (letters, emails, texts, copies) concerning any correspondence that OM has had with any other person or party (not an actual on-campus employee of the university) , with any reference to the NOA, as Amended.
I'm sure it didn't even hit the xerox....just went straight to BHam.**
Laughable. That school is a total joke. If you're an Ole Miss troll and you're reading this...everyone is laughing at you and your little cheating ass program. Y'all look like an ant on the boot of college football, and it's going to be great to see you squished.
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Originally Posted by DanDority
If you are a state funded institution of higher learning, and your name is OM apparently it is.
Email from the lawyer just stating the allegations to bjork would be privileged.Quote:
Originally Posted by yjnkdawg
They think they're above the law. Ask Dickie.
I say forget the 30 for 30 and do a Netflix original like Last Chance U. Call it "Hey NCAA F%$& U"
As expected, the asshats over at nafoom are perfectly ok with this.
Maybe this will finally motivate one of these said 'journalist' to do some actual investigative journalism.
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Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg34
But they are still planning on going ahead and suing the NCAA.**************
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Originally Posted by Random Poster
The Culture of Corruption. It's why they cheat at everything, bribe judges, etc. It's in their DNA.
It's who they are.
I'm sure they drove to B'ham to read the letter. I'm sure it wasn't emailed or faxed to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by yjnkdawg
I also believe in the fugging Easter Bunny
So a school that believes it has done nothing wrong just luckily told the NCAA preemptively that in the event a NOA ever occurs just send it to another state because we don't want a copy.
They keep using "outside counsel". Why do they have "inside" lawyers if they don't use them? Sounds like a total waste of taxpayer money.
Ok, so there is OBVIOSLY stuff in the NOA that they REALLY don't want out in public. Any ideas? Boosters they don't want named? Maybe hints that actual LAWS were broken? Maybe both?
Their B'ham lawyers probably met them halfway so they could read it, maybe at a diner just inside the Alabama line. **Quote:
Originally Posted by Spiderman
I heard it was at a huddle house **Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketDawg
Guys you know good and well Bucky and Bdork are itching to tell their story. They want so bad to release it**
The McDonalds in Red Bay.Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketDawg
Since 34, Rosebowl and the NCAA met at the Waffle House in Hattiesburg, it stands to reason that the meeting in question took place at a Waffle House in Hamilton, Alabama.Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketDawg
They cant wait to tell their story- just as long as they keep hidden the actual facts
I think there is one just off I22 there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mjoelner34
REALLY? You should see the SALARIES of the "INSIDE COUNSEL" and each of the inside counsel actually works for the Attorney General's office....Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketDawg
Yes actual laws have been broken......Quote:
Originally Posted by Liverpooldawg
Boosters have been named..... some of them have state and federal government ties...
Two specific coaches at OM were named......
Oh they've been telling stories alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
Do they not know how bad this makes them look ? Idiots
They got to feel like they're in control. I call it LDC. Little Dick syndromeQuote:
Originally Posted by Boodawg
Sooooo we've made the decision to implement a bowl ban, and forfeit the $7.8 mill in revenue, based off of a document we do not possess... WTF?!? I knew that they would you the outside counsel loophole to dodge the FOIA request, but still cannot comprehend this level of shadiness from a public institution. This dumpster fire is costing the residents of MS millions, yet no one seems concerned with holding the administration accountable. At what point does an adult (governor, senator, etc.) step in and address the complete lack of transparency?
The good news is that the NOA must be more damning than most thought to justify this level of bullshitery.
When state residents start flooding the state house with complaints about a public institution acting like this, it'll be stopped. Until then, it will continue.
Is OM using public funds to fight this? They should have to use other funds to fight this. Like athletic funds from alumni right?