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CoolDawg

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This from one of my Facebook friends. "We all fall short but I truly believe that Coach Freeze is being persecuted because of his faith." I am sure that most of you have seen similar things recently.

I remember when MSU was being investigated under Sherrill and again over the Redmond incident. Both times, I figured we were guilty as hell, but hoped for the best. However, most of the Ole Miss people have believed from Day 1 that there was nothing to the NCAA allegations. They still believe that Freeze is a victim of persecution. What leads to this mentality?
 

bulldognation

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I've heard their media postulate that the NCAA was really only after Freeze. He's gone now, so they'll go easy on them at the COI. But they had to dig and scratch for 5 years... even stooping so low as to comb through the man's PERSONAL phone records to find something on him.

(cough cough)

Listen, Ole Miss fan, the NCAA didn't comb through any phone records. That was the Houston Nutt legal team that requested those after you breached your contract with him by having Freeze/Bjork call up media outlets and dragging his name through the mud... all to save the precious 2016 signing class from hearing the true extent of the allegations against your dirty program. The NCAA DID NOT scour phone records. That's the job of your athletic department to perform each month, to... you know... make sure no rules are being broken and all that. But they were asleep at the wheel as well. So it took an outside legal team to alert your administration to this call. Then and only then did your HIGHLY COMPENSATED administration perform their duties and discover the pattern. Which is what got us to where we are today.

So it was your own failure to monitor... your own lack of institutional control that got you here.

I'm so sick of this constant deflect/deny strategy from Oxford. You're like the criminal in handcuffs being pushed into the back of the police car all the while screaming that you were framed.

All this is your doings. You are at fault. Own it.
 
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This from one of my Facebook friends. "We all fall short but I truly believe that Coach Freeze is being persecuted because of his faith." I am sure that most of you have seen similar things recently.

I remember when MSU was being investigated under Sherrill and again over the Redmond incident. Both times, I figured we were guilty as hell, but hoped for the best. However, most of the Ole Miss people have believed from Day 1 that there was nothing to the NCAA allegations. They still believe that Freeze is a victim of persecution. What leads to this mentality?

insanity and low self worth. It's 99% of them. Say BS all you want. I've seen it for 40 years.

Their self worth is dependent on the perception of OM. Insanity
 

T-TownDawgg

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The War between the States exacted a devastating toll on the South's male population. Former Confederate soldiers returned home in 1865 to find their towns and homes in disarray from four years of Northern aggression.

Wealthy plantation owners often paid their State's politicians bribes to exempt their sons from mandatory enlistment. Most Southern casualties were from more modest, hardworking agricultural households. In contrast, wealthy white males found themselves in the seemingly advantageous position of having the world of southern women to themselves. They promptly adopted unsaid codes of "blue blood" conduct, namely, to abstain from marriage to blacks, of course, but also the common class of productive, problem solving everyday farming folk, resulting in inevitable damage to future generation's chromosomes.

152 years later, State beats Ole Miss 55-20, and throngs of entitled douchebags can't accept the fact that their school harbors pathologicaly criminal cheaters and liars.
 
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thatsbaseball

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I think you are 100% correct. I posted several days ago that I thought they had a huge group inferiority complex. They are very uncomfortable with who they are and looking for something/anything to make them superior. Freeze filled that role for awhile they were ready to sell their souls for him to continue. Insanity is the word.
 
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HammerOfTheDogs

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OLe Miss is a bunch of Godless freaks

What evidence is there Hugh Freeze's "ministry" ever produced righteous fruit? None of his players or defenders seem to be humble, God-fearing men and women. Instead, they're violent, hateful people desperate to blame someone else for the Rebels' own problems.

While there are some bad eggs at clemson, Georgia, and Miami. However, Mark Richt and dabo Swinney also had young men whose lives were changed for the better because they played for them. Hugh freeze? NONE of the players are better for knowing him.

P.S. Lucifer was the first Rebel.
 

DudyDog

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I think it's time for an article on the link between Freeze and what we now know of his character and how his most recognized players turned out after having played for him and then moved on from the program. Not to mention some of the players he brought into the program after having been kicked off their previous teams. He sure didn't seem to save any souls there.
 
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What ever are you talking about?**

Denzel Nkemdiche overdosed but marginally recovered.
Robert Nkemdiche dove out a hotel window (high).
Bo Wallace failed to make it to the NFL.
Tunsil used a gas mask bong and it cost him millions $.
Chad Kelly beat up teenagers & stalked a Porn Star.
And Freeze attempted to break Wilt Chamberlain's record by banging tons of escorts.

But there were some rather self serving feel good Mission Trips to Haiti and almost never ending Bible verses Tweeted every day. So I guess it sorta evens itself out.**
 
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