So let me get this straight.

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Leo Lewis's story is backed up by documented phone records and positively identifying boosters. Leo Lewis's eligibility gives him every reason in the world to tell the truth... But he is lying and can't be trusted.

On the other hand, Armani Linton has zero evidence other than "he said this to me once." Armani Linton's eligibility has never been at stake, and he stands to lose nothing if he's not truthful... But he must be the bastion of honestly, and he was definitely NOT coached into saying those things (unlike Leo, who was told what to say to the NCAA because Linton says so).

I love how one player's credibility is above reproach in this deal, and it isn't the player with proof and motivation to tell he truth. I also love how Leo is a spineless snitch for what he said, but Linton is a great, honest person for trying to hurt someone who he considers a friend. The hypocrisy in this whole deal is hilarious.
 

bulldognation

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Easy translation:
If it supports the Ole Miss narrative, then it is to be believed.
If it doesn't, then it must be suspect.

Bears believe that if only the focus can be shifted to MSU, then they'll be alright.
 

thatsbaseball

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Didn't they quiz Leo about what he did with the OM money(car and mother) but not about the other money he supposedly received or did I not read closely enough ?
 

RutherfordBHayes

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The Armani Linton thing is another message board rumor. Nothing more. That isn't even on the NCAA's radar.
 
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