It better. The NCAA infractions report specifically says that their media guide and all university publications need to reflect the vacated wins, and all coaches have to remove those wins from their personal media, and should not count those wins for any milestones such as "100th win", etc.
https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/en...ov2018INF_UMississippi-PubAppealsDecision.pdf
Ole Miss shall vacate all regular seasonand postseason wins in which ineligible student-athletes competed from the timethey became ineligible through the time they were reinstated as eligible forcompetition through either the student-athlete reinstatement process or a grant oflimited immunity. The individual records of the ineligible student-athletes shallalso be vacated. Further, Ole Miss's records regarding football, as well as the recordof the head coaches, shall reflect the vacated records and be recorded in allpublications in which football records are reported, including, but not limited to,institutional media guides, recruiting material, electronic and digital media plusinstitutional, conference and NCAA archives. Any institution that maysubsequently hire the individuals who served as head coaches when the ineligibleparticipation occurred shall similarly reflect the vacated wins in the head coaches' career records documented in media guides and other publications cited above.Head coaches with vacated wins on their records may not count the vacated winsto attain specific honors or victory "milestones" such as 100th, 200th or 500thcareer victories. Any public reference to these vacated contests shall be removedfrom athletics department stationery, banners displayed in public areas and anyother forum in which they may appear. Any trophies or other team awardsattributable to the vacated contests shall be returned to the Association.