Rebel Roundup - 6/23/10
Rodney Scott Receives SEC Sportsmanship Award | OleMissSports.com
Remember when this happened? You were probably crying in the corner because of the looming loss, but Rodney Scott did possibly save this guy's ability to walk. He'll get an opportunity to vie for the NCAA Sportsmanship award, and he probably has a legit shot. Check out the other SEC Sportsmanship Award recipient though.
Arbaugh, a sophomore infielder from Aiken, S.C., corresponded with members of the Dickinson State University softball team after three of its teammates died in a tragic automobile accident on November 1, 2009 in Dickinson, N.D.
She sent a card to the Dickinson State team expressing her sympathies. The card explained that she and her teammates were very sorry for their losses and they would keep the team and the families of the victims in their thoughts and prayers. She also explained that she would never know exactly how they felt but that they could only imagine how it would feel to lose people that were so important in her life.
So she got an award for sending a card? I mean, I'm sure the team was appreciative, but what does it say about the acts of sportsmanship shown by our conference when the item second-most worthy of recognition is the purchase of a card and a few kind words?
Mississippi Players Await Thursday Draft Call | The Sun Herald via USA Today
Yeah. That's tomorrow. Terrico White has a good chance of being picked in the first round. I'm rooting for the guy, but I've been surprised by the number of our fans who are not. What gives? He played well for us for two years and got us national attention. Don't think for a minute that the reason two five-star prospects are favoring us has nothing to do with Terrico White's draft status.
Ole Miss To See Tuition Hike in 2010-2011 | The Daily Mississippian
That headline makes me laugh. When is the last time that tuition stayed the same from one year to the next? Also, an entire article about a 165 dollar per semester increase? That keeps in-state students under three thousand dollars per semester, which is just absurd when compared to some other schools. I know it's easy for me to say this now that I'm not longer a student there, but tuition should probably go up a little bit more, honestly.
SEC Proves Its Strength | Mobile Press Register
Vanderbilt has the fullest slate, playing Northwestern of the Big Ten, Connecticut of the Big East and Wake Forest of the ACC.
Neither Ole Miss nor Mississippi State has a BCS opponent on its non-conference slate.
Psst.... Vanderbilt. Look over here. Yeah.... over here. The two of us just wanted to let you in on a little secret. The three of us.... we're not really going to be that good this year. In years that you don't expect to be very good (see: every year), you should probably avoid scheduling three BCS teams out of conference. I know that the teams you chose aren't all that good, but neither are you. Follow our lead. Realize that the SEC schedule is tough enough for a program in the bottom three in funding. Quit being silly.
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"Don't think for a minute that the reason two five-star prospects are favoring us has nothing to do with Terrico White's draft status."
I believe you are talking about Johnny O’Bryant, for one, but who is the other 5 star prospect looking at Ole Miss? I hear the 2011 class in Mississippi is loaded with something like 6 or 8 of the ESPN top 150 players. It would be great if we could land a few of those guys.
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Blame the Baptists.
by Juco All-American on Jun 23, 2010 12:22 PM EDT up reply actions
Speaking of tuition
Starting this fall, all full time undergrads automatically purchase $200 in flex. I was arguing with someone over the fairness of this recently. They just couldn’t see how a 28 year old senior (me) thinks that is a good idea. As a man who is known to imbibe at my local watering holes, $200 for random lunches that is paid for by Pell grants (and thusly, I’ll never miss) is awesome…happy hour here I come.
That said, even out of state tuition at Ole Miss is ridiculously cheap. Hell, in state is so cheap that I don’t even use my GI Bill money for school…that shit goes straight into my checking account.
"Drag $100 bills through trailer parks, there's no telling what you'll find." -James Carville regarding Paula Jones
While I agree that instate tuition is fairly cheap
Out of state tuition is not that cheap. I pay about $7,000 a semester in tuition all off which I have to pay for using student loans. which is why I have over $40,000 in loans out already. And from the future projections I have seen out of state tuition is supposed to be triple the amouunt of instate tuition by 2012 or 2013.
by Jalakin on Jun 23, 2010 1:52 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Looks like Mississippi is joining the rest of the nation
When I first went to school here (1999, before I went into the service) out-of-state here was cheaper than many other states’ in-state rates. While the rates are going up, you can’t deny that Ole Miss is a deal.
"Drag $100 bills through trailer parks, there's no telling what you'll find." -James Carville regarding Paula Jones
by warrior possum on Jun 23, 2010 2:20 PM EDT up reply actions
You are correct in that
out of state at Ole Miss is a great deal. I looked at applying to both FSU (My father’s alma mater) and NYU, but both were extremely expensive. NYU was about 20, 000 for tuition at the time. I cant remember what FSU was but it wasnt cheap either. So I will say I got a good deal. I just dont understand tuition being triple that of instate tuition.
This might be a little tinfoil, but
Ole Miss knows that a lot of the out-of-staters only apply because they can’t get into Texas, UGA, UF, UVA, UNC etc. yet feel they are too good to go to places like Ga. Southern, SFA, UCF, George Mason, UNCG. Ole Miss is also aware of a lot of these kids’ parents’ tax brackets. They can charge triple because people will pay triple.
"Drag $100 bills through trailer parks, there's no telling what you'll find." -James Carville regarding Paula Jones
by warrior possum on Jun 23, 2010 4:26 PM EDT up reply actions
This is something I read the other day I thought would be fun here:
Per warmingglow.uproxx.com (a television-centered blog) detailing what shows to watch over the weekend:
Party Down (Starz, Friday) – From TV Guide: "The gang caters a draft-day party for a star college quarterback, who winds up going unselected." Someone owes Jevan Snead a royalty check.
by 7thYearJunior on Jun 23, 2010 3:13 PM EDT via mobile reply actions

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