The Inn at Ole Miss: Just a hotel, or The Network's money laundering cheat Palace?

[1bigdawg]

So if Walter Hughes did not contribute to the "Inn," then how did he arrange the rooms. Perhaps someone with the Athletic Department who had known him for 15 years (Freeze) called them up and said to make his requests a priority. Either way, if he had access to those rooms on game or recruiting weekends, when they are in otherwise high demand, then it was a recruiting violation. Either he was a pretty big booster or he was coordinating with the coaches.

[OlePissSux]

I am sure the Inn is where the white gurlz show up as well. Prostitution ring running right from the university hotel.

[DeviousDawg]

Is Walter Hughes the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) guy that the Bears claim is technically not a "booster" because he only holds baseball season tickets and has nothing to do with football?

Ole Miss is so big on technicalities. They say he isn't a booster because he doesn't have season tickets, but why would he? He was part of the program, the intermediary between the Coaches and the recruits. I don't think someone that is allowed to come with the Head Coach to in home visits needs tickets. He was there for one reason, to take care of the recruit and his family. Freeze invited him to come so that he could have these conversations. I mean there is no other reason for a booster to attend an in home visit with the Head Coach. It's blatant cheating and they knew what they were doing, yet Freeze says they weren't knowingly doing anything to gain an unfair advantage. That's just lies. His Judgement Day will come soon though.

[EAVdog]

And you know the Suites designated for the top recruits come fully stocked with cash and goodies for the recruits. The coaches just need to get the recruits to the boosters suites and they can claim they had no idea.

[Saltydog]

shed some light on some things that may be of interest to them.

[maroonmania]

Ole Miss is so big on technicalities. They say he isn't a booster because he doesn't have season tickets, but why would he? He was part of the program, the intermediary between the Coaches and the recruits. I don't think someone that is allowed to come with the Head Coach to in home visits needs tickets. He was there for one reason, to take care of the recruit and his family. Freeze invited him to come so that he could have these conversations. I mean there is no other reason for a booster to attend an in home visit with the Head Coach. It's blatant cheating and they knew what they were doing, yet Freeze says they weren't knowingly doing anything to gain an unfair advantage. That's just lies. His Judgement Day will come soon though.

No technicality if the following is true: "the school describes Hughes as a former season ticket holder". My understanding is that if you have EVER been a season ticket holder then you are considered a booster. You don't lose booster status once gained by discontinuing your season ticket purchases.

[HailState39110]

I have been to the Inn at Ole Miss a couple of times . Both times involved weddings . It is nice . It is right across the street from the Grove and I could see it being a prime spot to host recruiting weekends to make things happen. Makes sense

[MedDawg]

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[Bucky Dog]

I've stayed there before and something is telling me the pic Treadwell posted with all the cash was taken in one of those rooms.

Devious, I love you, man!!

[JohnnyQuid]

I know for a fact boosters have a certain number of rooms at the inn that they can use any time. Hell there are front door reserved parking spots for some doctors from Jackson.

went by this place today and asked a guy I work with about it - said most if not all the rooms belong to someone but are still rented out if not in use.

the owners do have a lock box or locker of some sort where their stuff can be stored safely. he didn't know much else - that whole deal seems sketchy at best.

[fccee1]

Is this where snicker lickers go to entertain 5* recruits??