To recap the rumors compiled from multiple boards ...

Shmuley

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1. Started with a wymynz BB recruiting slapfight between the shitheads up north and frezno state over some gal that got arrested in high school and went juco. Apparently tsun hired her juco coach and slipped her some juicys. NCAA got involved.

2. While investigating the bitchball ****, ncaa found some Nutt era monkey bidness. Didn't look too interesting, but THEN ...

3. Tunsil happened. Investigation took on new life. Cars n ****. n ****.

4. Tony Connor "injury" shortly thereafter that kept him out of several games.

5. Another letter is on the way focusing on academic fraud.

6. Get your popcorn poppin.

Does that cover it?
 

Drebin

Heisman
Aug 22, 2012
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To add to your list (and I don't know if this is true or not, just heard it from a friend of mine that it's on other boards):

Allegedly, the track investigation is for boosters funneling benefits for football players thru track players.

I hadn't heard about that before today, and it sounds ridiculous. But if true, wow.
 

karlchilders.sixpack

All-American
Jun 5, 2008
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There is no way

that number 5 is not happening. (Waynesboro Express)

Files will be checked on everyone that took their ACT there.

That one will be easy.
 

Shmuley

Heisman
Mar 6, 2008
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Maybe some of the supersweep, cold chicken eating, tent candelabra toting shitheads like bruiser will show up to tell us how the "pics or GTFO defense" is going to work against academic fraud allegations. NCAA doesn't need somebody to sing.
 

DawgatAuburn

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Apr 25, 2006
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Bruiser won't be back for a little while longer, unless you want to post bail for him.
 

DerHntr

All-Conference
Sep 18, 2007
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To add to your list (and I don't know if this is true or not, just heard it from a friend of mine that it's on other boards):

Allegedly, the track investigation is for boosters funneling benefits for football players thru track players.

I hadn't heard about that before today, and it sounds ridiculous. But if true, wow.

Can you imagine that conversation?

"Here's a hundred bucks for you. Now, take this bag of hundred dollar bills to the football players for me."
 

tatedog

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Mar 28, 2015
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We are talking about Ole Miss here. It's not just about having money, it's about letting as many people as possible know you have money.
 

DancingRabbit

Redshirt
Mar 3, 2008
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"We'll cheat like hell in Women's BB but we would NEVER cheat in football"

"Sure, Women's BB loses money but it's vital to our self-esteem. Football? Meh."
 

BossDawg78

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Jan 25, 2015
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Maybe some of the supersweep, cold chicken eating, tent candelabra toting shitheads like bruiser will show up to tell us how the "pics or GTFO defense" is going to work against academic fraud allegations. NCAA doesn't need somebody to sing.

Speaking of Bruiser, I bet he's about to blow a gasket (if he hasn't already) wishing he still had his posting privileges here.
 

HD6

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Apr 8, 2003
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Just make it permanent for God's sake, his first post back will eat up all our server space.
 

coach66

Junior
Mar 5, 2009
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Oh the irony, who the hell cheats in women's basketball and track? Rotten

Culture.
 

121Josey

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Oct 30, 2012
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If the Jovon Robinson case isn't in there, I'm gonna be pissed. "A Love Story" by Kyle Veazey

"She admitted making the changes, yet would not provide a rationale for the changes," William White of MCS wrote in an e-mail to a fellow schools official later that day. "She was certain someone had asked her to make the changes but was reluctant to name anyone who may have been involved."

Starks-Sykes' personnel file indicates that she started work at Wooddale in 2005. Previous stops include schools in Batesville, Miss., Elkhart, Ind., and Oxford, Miss. In her 2005 employment application, she listed a 1996 bachelor's degree in criminal justice at Ole Miss and a 1999 master's degree in education counseling, also from Ole Miss.
 

Ishmael

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Sep 12, 2012
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We are talking about Ole Miss here. It's not just about having money, it's about letting as many people as possible know you have money.

Although I don't think this stereotype is usually true, this reminds me of the time I was on a flight to Atlanta and the lady next to me (in the middle seat in coach) was talking loudly the whole flight about how she and her daughter going to Atlanta to pick up a Bently. At one point she wondered how they were going to get to the Bently dealership and her (30 or so year old) daughter says, "don't worry. I added Daddy's credit card to my uber." To be fair, the daughter did mention at one point where she had gone to college, and it wasn't Ole Miss.
 

Pootnoise16

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Jan 30, 2016
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Nothing will come of this . They were under the former staff and there is no " secondary " investigation . The worst UM will get is the loss of 2-3 scholarships over a couple of years . But with them signing 4-5 star players , that won't hurt much .
 

rem101

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Jan 22, 2008
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Nothing will come of this . They were under the former staff and there is no " secondary " investigation . The worst UM will get is the loss of 2-3 scholarships over a couple of years . But with them signing 4-5 star players , that won't hurt much .



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