What's the single worst thing Ole Miss has done in all this?

[AlmostPositive]

Staggering amount of bad behavior to wade through, but I'm not busy at the moment:

-- Devising a system to alter ACT grades

-- Using overt but fraudulent Christianity as a selling tool for a program that was far from faith-based.

-- Looking the other way while star players damn near kill themselves with illicit drugs

-- Deceiving their own recruits by lying straight-faced to the media about what is in the NOA

-- Defying clear directives to comply with state open records laws.

-- Leaking the identities of other schools' student athletes despite federal laws prohibiting that

-- Providing sexual encounters as enticements for visiting high school athletes.

-- Allowing a lawsuit against two student athletes to proceed when they know full well Rebel Rags is guilty as charged

-- Systematically misleading their own fans to the point where they slander and threaten violence against the only media
voices telling the truth.


There may just be too much corruption to single anything out, and that really is the actual point here. Something went badly wrong in Oxford and if the NCAA has any value at all it has to start setting things right September 11.

[Indndawg]

ACT violations and it's not close. That said, if state and federal laws have been violated..there ya go

[raymond21]

Deceiving recruits is low down

[Apoplectic]

ACT cheating - proven and they don't dispute. Unbelievable assault on the entire system.
Hookers for recruits if they can prove it.

[Dawgbite]

-- Piss off Steve Robertson!

[Dolphus Raymond]

Continuing to cheat while they were being investigated was by far the dumbest thing Ole Miss did. The worst was the ACT fraud.

[RougeDawg]

Receive funds from the state for establishment back in the 1800's.

[Bodaski]

I'm as disappointed in our state leaders who have set back and let OM lie and deceive the very people that pay the taxes that support the place. To me, that's a travesty.

[Pollodawg]

I'm as disappointed in our state leaders who have set back and let OM lie and deceive the very people that pay the taxes that support the place. To me, that's a travesty.

This. It's a microcosm of everything wrong with Mississippi.

[Mimi's Babies]

The worst issue that OM has done/allowed/created/said/did in this ENTIRE mess.... is too


BLAME OTHERS for THEIR MISTAKES

[starkvegasdawg]

Exist.

As that line from Full Metal Jacket goes, "It's looks like the best part of you ran down the crack of your mama's ass and ended up as a brown stain on the mattress. I think you've been cheated."

[DownwardDawg]

In God's eyes.......easy to pick out. To the NCAA, it's the ACT fraud that's gonna kill them. That and LOIC.

[Dawgology]

This. It's a microcosm of everything wrong with Mississippi.

Yes! Exactly.

[PassInterference]

Yes! Exactly.

1. Hire Hugh Freeze
2. Hookers for high school kids
3. Religious fraud

[gravedigger]

Staggering amount of bad behavior to wade through, but I'm not busy at the moment:

-- Devising a system to alter ACT grades

-- Using overt but fraudulent Christianity as a selling tool for a program that was far from faith-based.

-- Looking the other way while star players damn near kill themselves with illicit drugs

-- Deceiving their own recruits by lying straight-faced to the media about what is in the NOA

-- Defying clear directives to comply with state open records laws.

-- Leaking the identities of other schools' student athletes despite federal laws prohibiting that

-- Providing sexual encounters as enticements for visiting high school athletes.

-- Allowing a lawsuit against two student athletes to proceed when they know full well Rebel Rags is guilty as charged

-- Systematically misleading their own fans to the point where they slander and threaten violence against the only media
voices telling the truth.


There may just be too much corruption to single anything out, and that really is the actual point here. Something went badly wrong in Oxford and if the NCAA has any value at all it has to start setting things right September 11.

An Institution of higher learning allowing some group of self important sports fans with a god complex to make decisions with no jeopardy of their own hide being taken.

[Avelso]

Crossed Tom Mars.

[Boodawg]

Allow HF to continue to push religion daily while calling escorts. They should've shut it down. They knew.

[Spiderman]

Staggering amount of bad behavior to wade through, but I'm not busy at the moment:

-- Devising a system to alter ACT grades

-- Using overt but fraudulent Christianity as a selling tool for a program that was far from faith-based.

-- Looking the other way while star players damn near kill themselves with illicit drugs

-- Deceiving their own recruits by lying straight-faced to the media about what is in the NOA

-- Defying clear directives to comply with state open records laws.

-- Leaking the identities of other schools' student athletes despite federal laws prohibiting that

-- Providing sexual encounters as enticements for visiting high school athletes.

-- Allowing a lawsuit against two student athletes to proceed when they know full well Rebel Rags is guilty as charged

-- Systematically misleading their own fans to the point where they slander and threaten violence against the only media
voices telling the truth.


There may just be too much corruption to single anything out, and that really is the actual point here. Something went badly wrong in Oxford and if the NCAA has any value at all it has to start setting things right September 11.

Leaking Lewis's and Jone's name. Not only a NCAA violation but an actual crime

[Spiderman]

Receive funds from the state for establishment back in the 1800's.

Boom

[Martianlander]

ACT fraud.