is ole miss making the same error AU did?....couldn't beat their instate rival so load up the slush

[windcrysmary]

is ole miss making the same error AU did?....couldn't beat their instate rival so load up the slush

fund?.... desperation amongst the losers going into overdrive... any of our commits changing over to the plantation losers makes no sense at all unless debit cards and rigged slot machines are involved..... somebody needs to be all over this....

 

[therightway]

is ole miss making the same error AU did?....couldn't beat their instate rival so load up the slush

If so I would say yes.

 

[17thebears]

is ole miss making the same error AU did?....couldn't beat their instate rival so load up the slush

Looks like gold to me. It worked for Auburn. They get no penalty, the best player in college football, and a trip to the national championship. I do believe Ole Miss has gotten desperate enough to start throwing money at these recruits. It's the only thing that makes sense. I have no clue how they are selling the program to these guys otherwise with their coach unlikely to keep his job, they have no clue who their quarterback will be, and they went 4-8.

 

[NashvilleBulldawg]

is ole miss making the same error AU did?....couldn't beat their instate rival so load up the slush

black bears will appear from the woods to scold you for implying such a thing. It's not fair that you should be able to post something like the such.

 

[DirtyLopez]

is ole miss making the same error AU did?....couldn't beat their instate rival so load up the slush

the bears from the getgo. It is bad enough when we beat them, but when Dan makes fun of them and then whips their asses, that is more than they can stand. Some people will understand it because they havedealt with doctors, lawyers, and other "elites", but generally speaking, they will NOT be shown up and quite often they don't think the rules apply to them (scruggs and his buddies). Throw up a few billboards and their heads start to spin and checkbooks start opening up even faster. And soon, they will be accusing us of what they are doing.

 

[shsdawg]

is ole miss making the same error AU did?....couldn't beat their instate rival so load up the slush

hasn't evaded this yet. The NCAA eligibility division and the infractions division are two completely seperate things. This will be like Reggie Bush, and in about the same timeframe.

 

[GloryDawg]

is ole miss making the same error AU did?....couldn't beat their instate rival so load up the slush

They just want to look at other options.

 

[HammerOfTheDogs]

is ole miss making the same error AU did?....couldn't beat their instate rival so load up the slush

Your greatest success came when you didn't give a crap about what The Mississippi State University did, and instead worked hard on your own. When Allyn McKeen was ruling the State in the 1940's, you went out and got Johnny Vaught, an assistant who never had been HC before. He turned out to be a smart and innovative HC who turned the MSU-OM rivalry upside down (passing game well ahead of its time, first team with a recruiting coordinator). By working hard on your own, you had some powerhouse teams.

Since the Bob Tyler era (whose major innovation was to be the first Mississippi college to fully integrate the team), all you Rebears have been doing is working your asses off trying to make sure State doesn't get too far ahead of you. As long as you're better than State, you don't care if you're 5-7 or 6-6. However, if State gets ahead then you start throwing thousands of dollars at PI's, spreading rumor and innuendo, and threatening peoples' jobs. C'mon, you can do better than that.

You got a nice campus. You got a big stadium. You got agood practice facility. You got hot women who'll do anything for a player on scholarship. Stick with your strengths, improve your weaknesses, and don't care as much about what the competition is doing (unless the competition does something worthy of emulating, like firing all the old farts in the Athletic Department and hiring intelligent young innovative minds that move the program light-years ahead of where it was, like what The Mississippi State University did).