So apparently Coach Vaughn at Ole Miss is committing secondary violations...

[TheStateUofMS]

<div>Look at Jermaine Whitehead's facebook pictures and the graphics with his head in them...</div><div>
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</div><div>Evidently he's doing this with several of their recruits. What will come of this?</div>

 

[TheStateUofMS]

There's more

 

[majors42]

am i missing something?

 

[RebelBruiser]

or really even know what it is you're talking about, but if it's secondary violations, the answer to your question is most likely nothing.

 

[TheStateUofMS]

am i missing something?

Go look at his pictures...click photos...they are pretty easy to pick out. <div>http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=30681067&op=1&o=global&view=global&subj=1286940094&id=1286940094</div>

 

[TheStateUofMS]

or really even know what it is you're talking about, but if it's secondary violations, the answer to your question is most likely nothing.

I thought secondary violations are bad.....guess I'm wrong. I would think that taking a picture of a kid and putting him on an Ole Miss poster would be a major violation or putting his name on an Ole Miss jersey...how can you be this dumb as a coach? <div>
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[majors42]

cheetah 4 life huh? "ima just call you vice grips"

 

[patdog]

so if they can help you land a player, they're not bad at all. In fact, they're good.

 

[RebelBruiser]

so if they can help you land a player, they're not bad at all. In fact, they're good.

About the only negative they have is PR. See Orgeron/Kiffin. Having secondary violations reported in the paper a bunch can look bad, but the end results is nothing. The other way they can hurt is if you do commit other violations, and you have a track record of secondary violations. Then the NCAA likely won't be lenient with their penalties.

I saw an article at one point outlining how coaches will sometimes commit secondary violations to get a slight edge on a recruit knowing that it's a low risk proposition.

 

[patdog]

Like a lot of other things, they can be good as long as you don't get too greedy. Like you say, if you've got a lot of secondary violations and get caught on a major violation, you're going to get hammered.

 

[RebelBruiser]

Like a lot of other things, they can be good as long as you don't get too greedy. Like you say, if you've got a lot of secondary violations and get caught on a major violation, you're going to get hammered.

I would assume USC fell into this category of questionable behavior and minor violations contributing to the way the NCAA handled their major violations.

 

[RebelShark]

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[Rebels7]

chrishansonku

 

[DawgAtDuke]

I'd like to propose a new rule for the board: Everytime you intend the number seventeen, write out the word in letters. It's thanks to this board that I now misread anything with "17" in it, regardless of whether it's on the forum or elsewhere in life.

 

[patdog]

were on the Facebook pages of the recruits we took to the strip club a few months ago. I think it's way over the top to be that interested in recruits, but a lot of people are.

 

[Rebels7]

...just because people have done it in the past. Following recruiting is one thing, I guess, but there's just something awkward about facebook stalking seventeen year old dudes.

 

[dawgstudent]

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