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it's too funny how they pick on the schools in the 'sip whilst not doing shite at programs like UNcheater or ULhookerville (hoops)....

(11-30-2017 10:44 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  it's too funny how they pick on the schools in the 'sip whilst not doing shite at programs like UNcheater or ULhookerville (hoops)....

The NCAA has to look like they’re maintaining some sense of order without killing the golden geese. Industry has “too big to fail.” College sports has “too big to chastise.”

After seeing the outcome of North Carolina, I expect a slap on the wrist for the Landsharks

I expect the death penalty and all Rebel fans will flood Southern with gold, frankincense, and myrrh.

(11-30-2017 11:57 AM)nastybunch Wrote:  After seeing the outcome of North Carolina, I expect a slap on the wrist for the Landsharks

Maybe, but UNC hoops brings way more income to the NCAA than anything U. of Mississippi, so I wouldn’t count on it. They could end up being the token example the NCAA uses to say, “See? We don’t just let the SEC get away with everything!” They hammer Hotty Toddy, and then they can take it easier on Roll Tide or Geaux Tigers somewhere down the line.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/sto...tions-ncaa

The NCAA banned the Ole Miss football team from playing in the postseason again next season, and the Rebels also received additional scholarship deductions in the ruling the university received from the NCAA committee on infractions Friday, sources told ESPN.

The Rebels, who were accused of 15 Level I violations, including lack of institutional control, appeared in front of the NCAA committee on infractions in Covington, Kentucky, on Sept. 11-12.

Former Rebels coach Hugh Freeze, who resigned for off-field issues in July, received a one-year show-cause penalty and a two-game suspension from the NCAA for failure to monitor his staff. The penalties apply only for head-coaching positions, and there would be no restrictions if Freeze takes a job as a coordinator or assistant.

Nearly every coach named in the NCAA's notice of allegations received a show-cause penalty, which means any school that wants to hire them must appear before the NCAA committee on infractions to do so. Former Rebels assistant coaches David Saunders, Chris Vaughn, Chris Kiffin and staff member Barney Farrar were among those disciplined by the NCAA, sources told ESPN.

The Rebels were also penalized by the NCAA with an additional loss of 13 football scholarships. The university, as part of self-imposed penalties that included a bowl ban this season, had already cut 11 scholarships over a four-year period from 2015 to 2018.

Ole Miss had also agreed to forfeit its share of SEC postseason revenues for this coming season, which could be as much as $7.8 million.

The Rebels also were told by the NCAA to disassociate themselves from each of the boosters named in the notice of allegations, who were accused of providing recruits and players with improper benefits.

Ole Miss officials had hoped the NCAA would toss out the testimony of Mississippi State linebacker Leo Lewis, who told NCAA investigators that he received between $13,000 and $15,600 from an Ole Miss booster while the Rebels were recruiting him. Ole Miss also disputed charges that Lewis and Mississippi State defensive end Kobe Jones received free merchandise from Rebel Rags, a sporting goods store in Oxford, Mississippi.

Wow. So freeze got a slap on the wrist for all that crap. Donnies was what? 10 year show cause penalty? Lol. Unbelievable. As a whole, um got a slap compared to the death penalty nonesense some folks have been talking about. Um shouldn't skip a beat as long as they have a good coach. Had this been USM, i cant imagine what kind of penalties would have come down. Probably a near-death penalty. Had USM made it to a ranking of #2 and beaten bama a couple times, then certainly they would have gotten the death penalty.

(12-01-2017 11:39 AM)Reggie Favre Wrote:  Wow. So freeze got a slap on the wrist for all that crap. Donnies was what? 10 year show cause penalty? Lol. Unbelievable. As a whole, um got a slap compared to the death penalty nonesense some folks have been talking about. Um shouldn't skip a beat as long as they have a good coach. Had this been USM, i cant imagine what kind of penalties would have come down. Probably a near-death penalty. Had USM made it to a ranking of #2 and beaten bama a couple times, then certainly they would have gotten the death penalty.

go to that 'other' board.....somebody made an interesting posit about Freeze being a potential replacement if Dawson were to get plucked.....

I find that plausible....

The $7.8 mil postseason revenue it loses is for 2 bowl seasons so double the financial hit

from usatoday:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/co...911869001/

Ole Miss faced 21 allegations, including 15 Level I violations. When the university received its Notice of Allegations in February it self-imposed a postseason ban and had to forfeit nearly $8 million in postseason revenue.

With the additional postseason ban, it will have do forfeit that revenue once again this season

(12-01-2017 01:07 PM)usm99 Wrote:  The $7.8 mil postseason revenue it loses is for 2 bowl seasons so double the financial hit

from usatoday:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/co...911869001/

Ole Miss faced 21 allegations, including 15 Level I violations. When the university received its Notice of Allegations in February it self-imposed a postseason ban and had to forfeit nearly $8 million in postseason revenue.

With the additional postseason ban, it will have do forfeit that revenue once again this season

nice spelling by another libtard gannett rag......

******* dipshite journos w/o a ******* clue.....why focus on the SuC$$$ empathy in another feeble attempt to generate clicks.....

To hear Ole Miss fans it is the death penalty.

(12-01-2017 04:22 PM)gdunn Wrote:  To hear Ole Miss fans it is the death penalty.

26 scollies, 17 million dollars and players can immediately transfer without sitting out a year......dang near it.
NCAA used to hammer the small guys. Guess old miss is now one of the small guys.

(12-01-2017 03:10 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(12-01-2017 01:07 PM)usm99 Wrote:  The $7.8 mil postseason revenue it loses is for 2 bowl seasons so double the financial hit

from usatoday:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/co...911869001/

Ole Miss faced 21 allegations, including 15 Level I violations. When the university received its Notice of Allegations in February it self-imposed a postseason ban and had to forfeit nearly $8 million in postseason revenue.

With the additional postseason ban, it will have do forfeit that revenue once again this season

nice spelling by another libtard

et tu stanky?

(12-01-2017 06:41 PM)eaglebeaver Wrote:  

(12-01-2017 03:10 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(12-01-2017 01:07 PM)usm99 Wrote:  The $7.8 mil postseason revenue it loses is for 2 bowl seasons so double the financial hit

from usatoday:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/co...911869001/

Ole Miss faced 21 allegations, including 15 Level I violations. When the university received its Notice of Allegations in February it self-imposed a postseason ban and had to forfeit nearly $8 million in postseason revenue.

With the additional postseason ban, it will have do forfeit that revenue once again this season

nice spelling by another libtard

et tu stanky?

lol.....my 'writs' on this bbs are ride the gratis train (hence, social liberal....you'd be surprised how socially liberal I am....fiscally, it's not a question where I lean)

pal.....

(12-01-2017 04:45 PM)SoMs Eagle Wrote:  26 scollies

How many?

Scholarship reductions: Mississippi has reduced, and shall reduce, football grants-in-aid by
greater than 15% as outlined below:
Academic year 2015-16: Overall reduction: 1; Initial reduction: 0
Academic year 2016-17: Overall reduction: 2; Initial reduction: 3
Academic year 2017-18: Overall reduction: 6; Initial reduction: 4
Academic year 2018-19: Overall reduction: 4; Initial reduction: 3
Totals: 13 grants overall, 10 initial grants. (Self-imposed.)

(12-01-2017 12:38 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(12-01-2017 11:39 AM)Reggie Favre Wrote:  Wow. So freeze got a slap on the wrist for all that crap. Donnies was what? 10 year show cause penalty? Lol. Unbelievable. As a whole, um got a slap compared to the death penalty nonesense some folks have been talking about. Um shouldn't skip a beat as long as they have a good coach. Had this been USM, i cant imagine what kind of penalties would have come down. Probably a near-death penalty. Had USM made it to a ranking of #2 and beaten bama a couple times, then certainly they would have gotten the death penalty.

go to that 'other' board.....somebody made an interesting posit about Freeze being a potential replacement if Dawson were to get plucked.....

I find that plausible....

They would be awesome! I don't care that Freeze isn't a man of god. I just want him for his coaching abilities.