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    Guess Freeze should have taken the Florida job when he could....oh wait....

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeviousDawg View Post
    When you really look into the NOA and compare it to previous NCAA investigations, Ole Miss's self imposed sanctions are a joke. The actual sanctions should atleast double the self imposed sanctions.

    When looking through the NOA, it really breaks into 4 parts, the Tunsil stuff (allegations 1-4), the Kiffin stuff (alegations 5-7), the Walter Hughes stuff (allegation 8) and the ACT stuff (allegations 10-13). Allegation 9 was a BS level III violation involving recruiting videos. The fairest way to estimate OM's sanctions would be to treat each of the 4 parts as separate investigations and add the results from each.

    Part 1: Tunsil

    We can compare Tunsil's allegations to our own with Redmond. We gave Redmond a $2500 discount on a vehicle. We got 4 schollies over 2 years and 2 year probation, Mirando recieved a 1 year show cause. It should also be considered that we self reported all of this and cooperately fully with the NCAA who accepted our self imposed sanctions

    Ole Miss is accused of giving Tunsil $7,495 worth of free car loans in allegation #1. Allegation #2 is really just an extension of #1, it says that after Tunsil was caught using free cars, he did it again, and Ole Miss failed to monitor whether he was continuing to do it. This isn't good for them because while #2 is only a level II violation, it will most certainly make #1 become an aggravated Level I violation. Allegation #3 is a booster giving Miller $800. #4 involves free lodging and stuff for tunsils family worth $2,253. So that's a total of $10,548 worth of inducements to Tunsil and fam as well as a failure to monitor.

    When compared to our 4 schollies and 2 years of probation, OM's allegations 1-4 should be worth atleast double but probably triple what we got for Redmonds stuff.

    Conservative guess for allegations 1-4:

    8-12 scholarships
    3 years probation
    1 year bowl ban



    Part 2: Kiffin

    These allegations aren't too serious. There were 2 level III allegations, one for talking to a recruit during spring evaluation period, one for letting a recruit stay at his house. There was also one level II allegation which involved Kiffin setting up lodging, transportation and meals for family friends of a recruit, the monitary total of the inducements was worth $1027.

    Conservative guess for allegation 5-7:

    1-2 scholarships
    possible 1 year show cause for Kiffin but most likely a suspension of some sort.


    Part 3: Walter Hughes

    This one could go so many different ways. There are 16 sub violations in the Level I allegation #8. All involve Walter Hughes and recruiting inducements. Three assistant coaches (Harris, Kiffin, and Matt Luke) and Hugh Freeze are listed in this allegation. All are said to have been contacted by Hughes while knowingly committing NCAA recruiting violations. So throw ignorance on OM's part of the window for this violation, which is never good.

    The total monitary value for allegation #8 was $2,250. It involved 4 current coaches, 3 recruits and one booster. If we got 4 scholarships for $2,500 worth of inducements to Redmond, involving 1 coach, 1 recruit and 1 booster with exemplary cooperation on our part, then you would have to put the lowest amount of scholarships docked for this allegation at 4.

    Conservative guess for allegation 8:

    4-8 scholarships
    1-2 years probation
    2 year show cause for Maurice Harris



    Part 4: ACT scandal

    Let's compare this to ULL's case, they are actually very similar. ULL had 4 level I violations, so did OM. The first one for each schools was about fixing ACT scores. ULL's involved one coach and 6 recruits. OM's involved 3 coaches and 3 recruits, one of which is still on staff in Derrick Nix, who put the recruits families in contact with Saunders and the Crager(sp?) lady to recieve free lodging, transportation and meals, similiar to Mirando's case. The second allegations for both schools involved improper inducements to recruits. ULL's was worth $6,500 while OM's was worth $1650. The last 2 allegations for both schools involved coaches lying to the NCAA during investigations, just Saunders for ULL; Saunders and Vaughn for OM.

    The NCAA stated that ULL recieved the lowest possible penalties for their violations(11 scholarships over 3 years and 2 years of probation) because the University was unaware of Saunders actions and acted swiftly to fire him and self report as well as cooperate fully with the NCAA. Well, Ole Miss can't really say the same because Nix is STILL ON STAFF. There's a reason Ole Miss is fighting Nix's involvement, but they aren't going to win it. All of this leads me to believe that, if ULL recieved the lowest possible penalties that OM would atleast have to get 11 schollies for the ACT allegations.

    Conservative guess for allegations 10-13:

    11-14 scholarships
    1-2 year show cause for Nix
    8 year show cause for Vaughn
    1 year bowl ban


    Adding all 4 parts together for a final estimate:

    24-36 scholarships
    4 years of probation
    2 year bowl ban
    Show Causes for: Nix and Harris
    Suspensions for: Kiffin, Freeze, and Matt Luke

    Seems harsh, but when you really break it down into it's components I think that is a well educated and fair estimate.
    Wow!!!! Outstanding breakdown.

    Will be interesting to see what else the NCAA dogs up in the 2nd NOA.

    Do you think a second NOA means Freeze is gone?

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    Is om in danger of lack of institutional control since 3 sports are under investigation?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeviousDawg View Post
    When you really look into the NOA and compare it to previous NCAA investigations, Ole Miss's self imposed sanctions are a joke. The actual sanctions should atleast double the self imposed sanctions.

    When looking through the NOA, it really breaks into 4 parts, the Tunsil stuff (allegations 1-4), the Kiffin stuff (alegations 5-7), the Walter Hughes stuff (allegation 8) and the ACT stuff (allegations 10-13). Allegation 9 was a BS level III violation involving recruiting videos. The fairest way to estimate OM's sanctions would be to treat each of the 4 parts as separate investigations and add the results from each.

    Part 1: Tunsil

    We can compare Tunsil's allegations to our own with Redmond. We gave Redmond a $2500 discount on a vehicle. We got 4 schollies over 2 years and 2 year probation, Mirando recieved a 1 year show cause. It should also be considered that we self reported all of this and cooperately fully with the NCAA who accepted our self imposed sanctions

    Ole Miss is accused of giving Tunsil $7,495 worth of free car loans in allegation #1. Allegation #2 is really just an extension of #1, it says that after Tunsil was caught using free cars, he did it again, and Ole Miss failed to monitor whether he was continuing to do it. This isn't good for them because while #2 is only a level II violation, it will most certainly make #1 become an aggravated Level I violation. Allegation #3 is a booster giving Miller $800. #4 involves free lodging and stuff for tunsils family worth $2,253. So that's a total of $10,548 worth of inducements to Tunsil and fam as well as a failure to monitor.

    When compared to our 4 schollies and 2 years of probation, OM's allegations 1-4 should be worth atleast double but probably triple what we got for Redmonds stuff.

    Conservative guess for allegations 1-4:

    8-12 scholarships
    3 years probation
    1 year bowl ban



    Part 2: Kiffin

    These allegations aren't too serious. There were 2 level III allegations, one for talking to a recruit during spring evaluation period, one for letting a recruit stay at his house. There was also one level II allegation which involved Kiffin setting up lodging, transportation and meals for family friends of a recruit, the monitary total of the inducements was worth $1027.

    Conservative guess for allegation 5-7:

    1-2 scholarships
    possible 1 year show cause for Kiffin but most likely a suspension of some sort.


    Part 3: Walter Hughes

    This one could go so many different ways. There are 16 sub violations in the Level I allegation #8. All involve Walter Hughes and recruiting inducements. Three assistant coaches (Harris, Kiffin, and Matt Luke) and Hugh Freeze are listed in this allegation. All are said to have been contacted by Hughes while knowingly committing NCAA recruiting violations. So throw ignorance on OM's part of the window for this violation, which is never good.

    The total monitary value for allegation #8 was $2,250. It involved 4 current coaches, 3 recruits and one booster. If we got 4 scholarships for $2,500 worth of inducements to Redmond, involving 1 coach, 1 recruit and 1 booster with exemplary cooperation on our part, then you would have to put the lowest amount of scholarships docked for this allegation at 4.

    Conservative guess for allegation 8:

    4-8 scholarships
    1-2 years probation
    2 year show cause for Maurice Harris



    Part 4: ACT scandal

    Let's compare this to ULL's case, they are actually very similar. ULL had 4 level I violations, so did OM. The first one for each schools was about fixing ACT scores. ULL's involved one coach and 6 recruits. OM's involved 3 coaches and 3 recruits, one of which is still on staff in Derrick Nix, who put the recruits families in contact with Saunders and the Crager(sp?) lady to recieve free lodging, transportation and meals, similiar to Mirando's case. The second allegations for both schools involved improper inducements to recruits. ULL's was worth $6,500 while OM's was worth $1650. The last 2 allegations for both schools involved coaches lying to the NCAA during investigations, just Saunders for ULL; Saunders and Vaughn for OM.

    The NCAA stated that ULL recieved the lowest possible penalties for their violations(11 scholarships over 3 years and 2 years of probation) because the University was unaware of Saunders actions and acted swiftly to fire him and self report as well as cooperate fully with the NCAA. Well, Ole Miss can't really say the same because Nix is STILL ON STAFF. There's a reason Ole Miss is fighting Nix's involvement, but they aren't going to win it. All of this leads me to believe that, if ULL recieved the lowest possible penalties that OM would atleast have to get 11 schollies for the ACT allegations.

    Conservative guess for allegations 10-13:

    11-14 scholarships
    1-2 year show cause for Nix
    8 year show cause for Vaughn
    1 year bowl ban


    Adding all 4 parts together for a final estimate:

    24-36 scholarships
    4 years of probation
    2 year bowl ban
    Show Causes for: Nix and Harris
    Suspensions for: Kiffin, Freeze, and Matt Luke

    Seems harsh, but when you really break it down into it's components I think that is a well educated and fair estimate.

    Best analysis I've read breaking down the allegations/involvement/comparative penalties. Thanks for doing that. Having read nothing more convincing me otherwise, I'd agree with this assessment as the probabilities given the current NOA.

    If there are additional allegations, and Freeze is named OR if the allegations are more damning level 1s, I'd think Freeze would be in danger of a show cause himself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeviousDawg View Post
    When you really look into the NOA and compare it to previous NCAA investigations, Ole Miss's self imposed sanctions are a joke. The actual sanctions should atleast double the self imposed sanctions.

    When looking through the NOA, it really breaks into 4 parts, the Tunsil stuff (allegations 1-4), the Kiffin stuff (alegations 5-7), the Walter Hughes stuff (allegation 8) and the ACT stuff (allegations 10-13). Allegation 9 was a BS level III violation involving recruiting videos. The fairest way to estimate OM's sanctions would be to treat each of the 4 parts as separate investigations and add the results from each.

    Part 1: Tunsil

    We can compare Tunsil's allegations to our own with Redmond. We gave Redmond a $2500 discount on a vehicle. We got 4 schollies over 2 years and 2 year probation, Mirando recieved a 1 year show cause. It should also be considered that we self reported all of this and cooperately fully with the NCAA who accepted our self imposed sanctions

    Ole Miss is accused of giving Tunsil $7,495 worth of free car loans in allegation #1. Allegation #2 is really just an extension of #1, it says that after Tunsil was caught using free cars, he did it again, and Ole Miss failed to monitor whether he was continuing to do it. This isn't good for them because while #2 is only a level II violation, it will most certainly make #1 become an aggravated Level I violation. Allegation #3 is a booster giving Miller $800. #4 involves free lodging and stuff for tunsils family worth $2,253. So that's a total of $10,548 worth of inducements to Tunsil and fam as well as a failure to monitor.

    When compared to our 4 schollies and 2 years of probation, OM's allegations 1-4 should be worth atleast double but probably triple what we got for Redmonds stuff.

    Conservative guess for allegations 1-4:

    8-12 scholarships
    3 years probation
    1 year bowl ban



    Part 2: Kiffin

    These allegations aren't too serious. There were 2 level III allegations, one for talking to a recruit during spring evaluation period, one for letting a recruit stay at his house. There was also one level II allegation which involved Kiffin setting up lodging, transportation and meals for family friends of a recruit, the monitary total of the inducements was worth $1027.

    Conservative guess for allegation 5-7:

    1-2 scholarships
    possible 1 year show cause for Kiffin but most likely a suspension of some sort.


    Part 3: Walter Hughes

    This one could go so many different ways. There are 16 sub violations in the Level I allegation #8. All involve Walter Hughes and recruiting inducements. Three assistant coaches (Harris, Kiffin, and Matt Luke) and Hugh Freeze are listed in this allegation. All are said to have been contacted by Hughes while knowingly committing NCAA recruiting violations. So throw ignorance on OM's part of the window for this violation, which is never good.

    The total monitary value for allegation #8 was $2,250. It involved 4 current coaches, 3 recruits and one booster. If we got 4 scholarships for $2,500 worth of inducements to Redmond, involving 1 coach, 1 recruit and 1 booster with exemplary cooperation on our part, then you would have to put the lowest amount of scholarships docked for this allegation at 4.

    Conservative guess for allegation 8:

    4-8 scholarships
    1-2 years probation
    2 year show cause for Maurice Harris



    Part 4: ACT scandal

    Let's compare this to ULL's case, they are actually very similar. ULL had 4 level I violations, so did OM. The first one for each schools was about fixing ACT scores. ULL's involved one coach and 6 recruits. OM's involved 3 coaches and 3 recruits, one of which is still on staff in Derrick Nix, who put the recruits families in contact with Saunders and the Crager(sp?) lady to recieve free lodging, transportation and meals, similiar to Mirando's case. The second allegations for both schools involved improper inducements to recruits. ULL's was worth $6,500 while OM's was worth $1650. The last 2 allegations for both schools involved coaches lying to the NCAA during investigations, just Saunders for ULL; Saunders and Vaughn for OM.

    The NCAA stated that ULL recieved the lowest possible penalties for their violations(11 scholarships over 3 years and 2 years of probation) because the University was unaware of Saunders actions and acted swiftly to fire him and self report as well as cooperate fully with the NCAA. Well, Ole Miss can't really say the same because Nix is STILL ON STAFF. There's a reason Ole Miss is fighting Nix's involvement, but they aren't going to win it. All of this leads me to believe that, if ULL recieved the lowest possible penalties that OM would atleast have to get 11 schollies for the ACT allegations.

    Conservative guess for allegations 10-13:

    11-14 scholarships
    1-2 year show cause for Nix
    8 year show cause for Vaughn
    1 year bowl ban


    Adding all 4 parts together for a final estimate:

    24-36 scholarships
    4 years of probation
    2 year bowl ban
    Show Causes for: Nix and Harris
    Suspensions for: Kiffin, Freeze, and Matt Luke

    Seems harsh, but when you really break it down into it's components I think that is a well educated and fair estimate.

    With the new penalty matrix passed in 2012 it is not a secret what the penalties will be for OM. That's why Dennis Dodd can say confidently that a suspension is on the table.Thats why Wolken and others can say that they believe OM is going to get hit hard.

    There is no amount of spinning that OM can do especially when they have already agreed to the fact of 12 out of 13 allegations.

    Anything else coming out of Oxford is smoke going up your butt. So those coming here and dumping their fears that OM is going to skate should print this out and tape it to their refrigerator.
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    Quote Originally Posted by msstate7 View Post
    Is om in danger of lack of institutional control since 3 sports are under investigation?
    I can't see how it's not on the table.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coldsleeve Jr. View Post
    I can't see how it's not on the table.
    LOIC has to be on the table and Bjork is done. I'm not sure if ADs can get a show cause but if so he will be the first candidate. Also, I didn't see John Miller or Barney Farrar named but they are also in deep trouble.

    OM is royally screwed or the NCAA will be disbanded. Period.
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    Quote Originally Posted by msstate7 View Post
    Is om in danger of lack of institutional control since 3 sports are under investigation?
    4 if there is any truth to the rumors that the current investigation/2nd NOA includes men's basketball. That's a Golden Sombrero of cheating.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeviousDawg View Post

    Ever wonder why Freeze has had the best assistant coach retention rate in the history of College Football? Because no one wants a part of whats been going on in Oxford for the better part of a decade. Texas and ULL learned their lesson. If you dig deep enough, you will find dirt under every one of OM's assistants fingernails.
    Just this week L. Ron Freezus claimed he had an offer to be a head coach elsewhere. He said: "Had I pursued job offer I had in 2014 he's (Barry Odom) who I wanted to go w/me as DC." How do you say that? What a slap in the face to Wommack who's been there at om for 5 years. Clearly there are some "other" factors pressuring these assistants.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg View Post
    4 if there is any truth to the rumors that the current investigation/2nd NOA includes men's basketball. That's a Golden Sombrero of cheating.
    Yep. If you're cheating hard enough in men's basketball to draw even slight attention, then you've got some beyond serious shit going on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reason2succeed View Post
    Newest on Freezus? I heard Freezus walked on water and fed a few recruits and boosters breakfast with two catfish and five loaves of bread.
    You misspelled "backpacks of cash"

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSUDawg99 View Post
    You misspelled "backpacks of cash"
    You're right. But you have to give me credit that they had a couple of catfish. One was name Anal Ease.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reason2succeed View Post
    One was name Anal Ease.
    That was Lil Kim's favorite.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spiral View Post
    Just this week L. Ron Freezus claimed he had an offer to be a head coach elsewhere. He said: "Had I pursued job offer I had in 2014 he's (Barry Odom) who I wanted to go w/me as DC." How do you say that? What a slap in the face to Wommack who's been there at om for 5 years. Clearly there are some "other" factors pressuring these assistants.
    Oh, you're getting rep points for that! Excellent!

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    Quote Originally Posted by msstate7 View Post
    Is om in danger of lack of institutional control since 3 sports are under investigation?
    I don't see how you can define institutionalized cheating as lack of institutional control. It's very much under control.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Todd4State View Post
    I think Freeze is delusional. By that I mean I really think on some level that he truly believes that all of their good fortune is because God wanted it to happen because he is a "good Chrsitian" and I think he also believes that he is a really good football coach. He doesn't understand the reality is all of this happened not because God "wanted it to happen to him because he is good or in his words "showed favor" but because they are cheating out the wazoo and he's basically a glorified high school coach with a team of mercenaries that were bought and paid for that anyone with even remedial football knowledge would have won with.

    My guess is he justifies it to himself by saying that everyone else cheats on our level too- therefore it's not cheating and they are choosing Ole Miss because of him and his faith based football and the fact that Oxford is a "nice town". Again the reality is while I'm sure the Alabama's and Georgia's are not totally on the up and up either I doubt that they go to the same level that Ole Miss goes with their cheating or they just simply keep it local. Because if Alabama and Georgia were cheating at the same level Ole Miss is those players would have chosen Alabama and Georgia and not Ole Miss. Especially someone like Tunsil who grew up pulling for and leaning towards Georgia for years. If Georgia boosters had given him and his family a house no question he goes to Georgia.

    When the reality hits him I think it's going to crush him.
    THIS. EVERY WORD OF THIS. 1000X.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Todd4State View Post
    I think Freeze is delusional. ......When the reality hits him I think it's going to crush him.


    I figure he'll be able to coach at that nervous hospital. If'n they have a football team. Mmmmm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeviousDawg View Post
    When you really look into the NOA and compare it to previous NCAA investigations, Ole Miss's self imposed sanctions are a joke. The actual sanctions should atleast double the self imposed sanctions.

    When looking through the NOA, it really breaks into 4 parts, the Tunsil stuff (allegations 1-4), the Kiffin stuff (alegations 5-7), the Walter Hughes stuff (allegation 8) and the ACT stuff (allegations 10-13). Allegation 9 was a BS level III violation involving recruiting videos. The fairest way to estimate OM's sanctions would be to treat each of the 4 parts as separate investigations and add the results from each.

    Part 1: Tunsil

    We can compare Tunsil's allegations to our own with Redmond. We gave Redmond a $2500 discount on a vehicle. We got 4 schollies over 2 years and 2 year probation, Mirando recieved a 1 year show cause. It should also be considered that we self reported all of this and cooperately fully with the NCAA who accepted our self imposed sanctions

    Ole Miss is accused of giving Tunsil $7,495 worth of free car loans in allegation #1. Allegation #2 is really just an extension of #1, it says that after Tunsil was caught using free cars, he did it again, and Ole Miss failed to monitor whether he was continuing to do it. This isn't good for them because while #2 is only a level II violation, it will most certainly make #1 become an aggravated Level I violation. Allegation #3 is a booster giving Miller $800. #4 involves free lodging and stuff for tunsils family worth $2,253. So that's a total of $10,548 worth of inducements to Tunsil and fam as well as a failure to monitor.

    When compared to our 4 schollies and 2 years of probation, OM's allegations 1-4 should be worth atleast double but probably triple what we got for Redmonds stuff.

    Conservative guess for allegations 1-4:

    8-12 scholarships
    3 years probation
    1 year bowl ban



    Part 2: Kiffin

    These allegations aren't too serious. There were 2 level III allegations, one for talking to a recruit during spring evaluation period, one for letting a recruit stay at his house. There was also one level II allegation which involved Kiffin setting up lodging, transportation and meals for family friends of a recruit, the monitary total of the inducements was worth $1027.

    Conservative guess for allegation 5-7:

    1-2 scholarships
    possible 1 year show cause for Kiffin but most likely a suspension of some sort.


    Part 3: Walter Hughes

    This one could go so many different ways. There are 16 sub violations in the Level I allegation #8. All involve Walter Hughes and recruiting inducements. Three assistant coaches (Harris, Kiffin, and Matt Luke) and Hugh Freeze are listed in this allegation. All are said to have been contacted by Hughes while knowingly committing NCAA recruiting violations. So throw ignorance on OM's part of the window for this violation, which is never good.

    The total monitary value for allegation #8 was $2,250. It involved 4 current coaches, 3 recruits and one booster. If we got 4 scholarships for $2,500 worth of inducements to Redmond, involving 1 coach, 1 recruit and 1 booster with exemplary cooperation on our part, then you would have to put the lowest amount of scholarships docked for this allegation at 4.

    Conservative guess for allegation 8:

    4-8 scholarships
    1-2 years probation
    2 year show cause for Maurice Harris



    Part 4: ACT scandal

    Let's compare this to ULL's case, they are actually very similar. ULL had 4 level I violations, so did OM. The first one for each schools was about fixing ACT scores. ULL's involved one coach and 6 recruits. OM's involved 3 coaches and 3 recruits, one of which is still on staff in Derrick Nix, who put the recruits families in contact with Saunders and the Crager(sp?) lady to recieve free lodging, transportation and meals, similiar to Mirando's case. The second allegations for both schools involved improper inducements to recruits. ULL's was worth $6,500 while OM's was worth $1650. The last 2 allegations for both schools involved coaches lying to the NCAA during investigations, just Saunders for ULL; Saunders and Vaughn for OM.

    The NCAA stated that ULL recieved the lowest possible penalties for their violations(11 scholarships over 3 years and 2 years of probation) because the University was unaware of Saunders actions and acted swiftly to fire him and self report as well as cooperate fully with the NCAA. Well, Ole Miss can't really say the same because Nix is STILL ON STAFF. There's a reason Ole Miss is fighting Nix's involvement, but they aren't going to win it. All of this leads me to believe that, if ULL recieved the lowest possible penalties that OM would atleast have to get 11 schollies for the ACT allegations.

    Conservative guess for allegations 10-13:

    11-14 scholarships
    1-2 year show cause for Nix
    8 year show cause for Vaughn
    1 year bowl ban


    Adding all 4 parts together for a final estimate:

    24-36 scholarships
    4 years of probation
    2 year bowl ban
    Show Causes for: Nix and Harris
    Suspensions for: Kiffin, Freeze, and Matt Luke

    Seems harsh, but when you really break it down into it's components I think that is a well educated and fair estimate.
    WOW! This is excellent work! Very impressed. Wish there was a way to pin this post to the top of ED as a "go-to" reference. Very, very nice job.

    Let me know if you ever plan to run for office.

    Can you help the situation at Starkville High School?

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    Quote Originally Posted by thf24 View Post
    Yep. If you're cheating hard enough in men's basketball to draw even slight attention, then you've got some beyond serious shit going on.
    Men's basketball? What about track? How or why does one cheat in track? And before I get a smart alec response...I know that the track team was tied to the cash funneling to FB recruits. But just in general, if you get caught cheating in track, I'd say you've got serious issues.

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    Didn't ULL have 1 level 1 infraction? If so, they self-imposed 11 scholarship losses, vacated wins, and Saunders got an 8-year show cause over 1. Is that right?

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