Well, these guys are very plugged into the OM program - they know the right people, and they aren't worried at all.
I wonder if is because they know the infractions were not that serious or just know the NCAA has no appetite for penalties like Alabama or USC got any more? The length of time that Tunsil had to sit leads me to believe there was a whole lot of something going on there.
I wonder if they're whistling through the graveyard like our "in the know" boosters and insiders were in the '90's.
Only Cecil Hurt had it right...
There kind of people use the Scripture for their own selfish purposes. Christ said it was O.K. to pull your oxen out of a ditch on the Sabbath. Christ did not say it was O.K. to push your oxen into the ditch so you could pull it out and receive double time on Sunday.
An amazing tweet. If the players had freedom of movement, a willing test is ok. But at this point they are essentially indentured and cannot transfer without - possibly - sitting out a year. Really inappropriate comment and Mr. Scruggs should call him on the carpet and make him retract.
My understanding - the powers in Indy had their eye on Alabama for decades, but Bryant kept them away. The day that Bryant passed, the clock began to tick. They were looking for something, anything, to bring down Alabama. It is possible that the people within the Alabama administration had no idea how much animosity they had for Alabama in Indy. I guess that this had to be true, given how much Alabama cooperated in the "investigation".
I noticed the first thing he did after prison was to try to "raise" a $1.000.000 for some cause. Always be weary of any high profile person that goes into raising money for a charity after coming out of prison. Should be banned for a few years.
Could be, but with the 'kindler-gentler' NCAA we have now, unless they find some bodies, OM will walk no matter what.
Yep, unfortunately, frankly, I think any attention paid to this moving forward is a waste of both time and bandwidth. I would be truly stunned.
Wow.
Vaughn played college ball for Nutt at Murray State and Hootie took him to Fayetteville when he finished school. Moved with him to Oxford and was Ole Miss's recruiting coordinator who closed out Hugh Freeze and Ed Orgeron's last class in Oxford in February 2008. The 2009 class was the one with over 35 signees and the one where Saunders worked his magic (while not on the staff) to get Tig Barksdale in school with Vaughn as the RC ---knowing everything that went on----just like Freeze did under Orgeron. That 2009 class also had Bobby Massie and several other highly ranked players.
