Ole Miss verifies text messages are real...

[dawgstudent]

http://espn.go.com/espn/otl/story/_...emy-tunsil-text-messages-checking-alterations

 

[TBone.sixpack]

Keep squeezing boys.

 

[Hump4Hoops]

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[aTotal360]

Freeze's attorneys, J. Cal Mayo Jr. and Kate Embry of Oxford, Mississippi, also asked the judge to restrict attendance at the deposition to only the case's parties and their attorneys and to seal the deposition from public access.

Any clue why? Hugh is a Christian man that would never lie. He does everything the right way.

 

[121Josey]

But they are verifying alterations? Must be diverting attention away from something.

ETA: Hello. McFly. Hello. The messages were verified in a press conference at the NFL draft. Have you managed to verify the reactions to the messages, such as the meeting that was scheduled to take place.

 

[Digging dog]

Noose is getting tighter.

 

[Jgbishop]

Don't Fear the Reaper

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[TBone.sixpack]

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http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...l-ncaa-from-testimony-in-laremy-tunsil-trial/

 

[Bham_Guitardawg]

Hmmm...

"Documents that Outside the Lines obtained from the Regulation and Enforcement Division of the Office of the Secretary of State of Mississippi showed that an agent was penalized for directly contacting a student-athlete from a Mississippi school and a member of that athlete's immediate family on or about June 25, 2015. The agent allegedly met with the athlete and his family without making prior written notification to Ole Miss, which is required under state law.


Through a public records request, Outside the Lines confirmed that athlete was Tunsil. The agent, Isaac Conner, executive vice president and general counsel of A3 Athletics in Knoxville, Tennessee, was fined $250 for not notifying Ole Miss of his planned contact with Tunsil and his family.


Conner and A3 Athletics partner Chad Speck didn't immediately respond to ESPN's requests for comment."

 

[ShrubDog]

This falls outside of the Clarion Ledger's lines. Amazing how pitiful they are in reporting and investigating real news.

 

[gymdawg.sixpack]

#deathpenalty

 

[muddawgs]

If outside the lines is obtaining information,

Hmmm...

"Documents that Outside the Lines obtained from the Regulation and Enforcement Division of the Office of the Secretary of State of Mississippi showed that an agent was penalized for directly contacting a student-athlete from a Mississippi school and a member of that athlete's immediate family on or about June 25, 2015. The agent allegedly met with the athlete and his family without making prior written notification to Ole Miss, which is required under state law.


Through a public records request, Outside the Lines confirmed that athlete was Tunsil. The agent, Isaac Conner, executive vice president and general counsel of A3 Athletics in Knoxville, Tennessee, was fined $250 for not notifying Ole Miss of his planned contact with Tunsil and his family.


Conner and A3 Athletics partner Chad Speck didn't immediately respond to ESPN's requests for comment."

Thats got to be a good thing, right? i'm sure its a documentary showing the growth of that 2013 recruiting class and how they rose to the sugar bowl champions? Any publicity is good publicity.....

 

[ShrubDog]

Its a good thing they have the ef bee eye working on the case. The forensics team is looking into the alterations.

 

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[SignalToNoise]

 

[KurtRambis4]

The attorneys for OM know what they're doing

I figured at least one of the om attorneys who post here would explain why any defense attorney worth his salt would do the same thing. It's not some big scandalous thing. Anyhow, I'm too busy googling the countless articles extolling the virtues of the varieties of pizza in Oxford to explain basic litigation tactics which, let's be honest, will only be taken as an evil State fan trying to SPIN this into something bad.******

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[Maroon Eagle]

HK only knows to color inside the lines. **

 

[T-TownDawgg]

Holy **** I'm crying

 

[DudyDog]

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One guy made a good point in the comments....

Interesting that Freeze isn’t being sued along with Tunsil since he was the one who actually caused the public defamation (allegedly). Why wouldn’t you name the one who made the public comments as a party in the suit? It’s clearly a money grab and Freeze and the university have plenty of it.

 

[CoastRat.sixpack]

Because he expects Freeze to simply state that he just repeated what Tunsil told him.

 

[MaroonNation]

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[121Josey]

Because he expects Freeze to simply state that he just repeated what Tunsil told him.

Exactly.

The suit states that Tunsil "knew, or should have known, that Coach Hugh Freeze, in particular, would repeat his remarks to local, state, and/or national media given Defendant Tunsil’s critical role on the Ole Miss football team."

 

[DancingRabbit]

Once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny.