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THEdonkey0515
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Pretty sure tunsil also admitted that Ole miss paid for him to have a rental car, and paid for some hotel rooms on a couple different occasions.
THEdonkey0515
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Makes you wonder what they gave guys like Treadwell 5* #1 ranked WR coming outta high school according to many. Nkemdiche was also the #1 ranked DE in that class Lol.
So they got the #1 ranked OT to sign outta florida. The #1 ranked WR to sign outta Illinois,and the #1 ranked DE to sign outta Georgia. All in one class.
Oh yeah Lavon hooks #1 ranked juco DT outta Georgia was also in that class.
So they got the #1 ranked OT to sign outta florida. The #1 ranked WR to sign outta Illinois,and the #1 ranked DE to sign outta Georgia. All in one class.
Oh yeah Lavon hooks #1 ranked juco DT outta Georgia was also in that class.
There are legal ways the school can give the players money for such emergencies. From everything I've seem/heard, I don't think Ole Miss did anything wrong here. Call me biased, but I don't think anything will come of this. Just like I said about the last series of allegations... and nothing happened.
THEdonkey0515
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Unless they find something bigger while digging around I don't think much if anything will come from this either.
Nobody worth anything goes to play football at Ole Mi$$ without getting paid
lots & lots of money. He got paid lots of money as did several of his teammates.
http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/nfl/m ... 42672.html
"Miller met with an NCAA investigator in July and told him about other possible improprieties he had witnessed dating back to Tunsil's high school recruitment, when Tunsil turned down Nick Saban at Alabama and Mark Richt at Georgia to sign with Hugh Freeze at Mississippi. Miller said Polingo used to receive Western Union deliveries of money from Barney Farrar, Ole Miss assistant athletic director for high school and junior college relations."
lots & lots of money. He got paid lots of money as did several of his teammates.
http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/nfl/m ... 42672.html
"Miller met with an NCAA investigator in July and told him about other possible improprieties he had witnessed dating back to Tunsil's high school recruitment, when Tunsil turned down Nick Saban at Alabama and Mark Richt at Georgia to sign with Hugh Freeze at Mississippi. Miller said Polingo used to receive Western Union deliveries of money from Barney Farrar, Ole Miss assistant athletic director for high school and junior college relations."
THEdonkey0515
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you gotta think if they were giving Tunsil a few extra things under the table they were giving the other 5* #1 ranked guys some also.
They confirmed 5 Ncaa rule violations, which lead to the 7 game suspension. Wonder how many were covered up?
Wonder how long it will be since they are now in the NFL guys like Nkemdiche, and other,come out and talk about the stuff they received at Ole miss?
They confirmed 5 Ncaa rule violations, which lead to the 7 game suspension. Wonder how many were covered up?
Wonder how long it will be since they are now in the NFL guys like Nkemdiche, and other,come out and talk about the stuff they received at Ole miss?
TNReb":2v83nfwd said:
Among the first four allegations against Ole Miss, three are Level 1 accusations against the football program within he Hugh Freeze era
Chris Kiffin named multiple times for recruiting inducements, illegal contact violations.
11 of the first 13 violations are Freeze era.
NCAA says Ole Miss set up fake ACT tests
Vaughn instructed then football prospective student-athletes
( ), ( ) and ( ) to take the June 2010 ACT exam at Wayne County High School (Wayne County) in Waynesboro, Mississippi, as well as instructed the three prospects prior to the exam to refrain from answering any exam questions to which they did not know the answer, in order to facilitate fraudulence or misconduct in connection with their exams. [NCAA Bylaws 10.01.1, 10.1 and 10.1-(h) (2009-10)]
b.
Saunders arranged for , and to take the June 2010 ACT exam at Wayne County and arranged for the then ACT testing supervisor at Wayne County to complete and/or alter their exam answer sheets in such a manner that they received fraudulent exam scores. [NCAA Bylaws 10.01.1, 10.1 and 10.1-(h) (2009-10)]
', ' and 's June 2010 ACT scores were used in their initial eligibility academic certifications; as a result, they practiced, competed and received athletically related financial aid from the institution while ineligible during the 2010-11 academic year; also competed while ineligible during the 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-14 academic years. [NCAA Bylaws 14.1.2, 14.3.2.1, 14.3.2.1.1 and 15.01.5 (2010-11); 14.11.1 (2010-11 through 2012-13); and 14.10.1 (2013-14)]
( ), ( ) and ( ) to take the June 2010 ACT exam at Wayne County High School (Wayne County) in Waynesboro, Mississippi, as well as instructed the three prospects prior to the exam to refrain from answering any exam questions to which they did not know the answer, in order to facilitate fraudulence or misconduct in connection with their exams. [NCAA Bylaws 10.01.1, 10.1 and 10.1-(h) (2009-10)]
b.
Saunders arranged for , and to take the June 2010 ACT exam at Wayne County and arranged for the then ACT testing supervisor at Wayne County to complete and/or alter their exam answer sheets in such a manner that they received fraudulent exam scores. [NCAA Bylaws 10.01.1, 10.1 and 10.1-(h) (2009-10)]
', ' and 's June 2010 ACT scores were used in their initial eligibility academic certifications; as a result, they practiced, competed and received athletically related financial aid from the institution while ineligible during the 2010-11 academic year; also competed while ineligible during the 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-14 academic years. [NCAA Bylaws 14.1.2, 14.3.2.1, 14.3.2.1.1 and 15.01.5 (2010-11); 14.11.1 (2010-11 through 2012-13); and 14.10.1 (2013-14)]
:shock: :? :?
Mudbone
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Holy crAp!!
Zulu
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mtn cur":1m869iby said:
Nope. Sauders resigned at UL-Lafayette in 2014, and Vaughn was fired by Texas in February of this year. Neither will be part of a coaching staff again.
Interestingly, both left Ole Miss prior to Freeze's arrival.
