Rebel Roundup - Merry Football Day
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Sep 2, 2010 10:31 AM EDT
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We made it, y'all, and it feels so, so good.
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I think we did a fine job last night, if I say so myself. Thank you to BHamReb and USAV3T for joining us for discussion and pick 'em. And the chat room was as lively as it's been in a while thanks to everyone's participation. Despite the bad news we've received as of late, I think it's obvious we're all excited about the impending kickoff. Widget to listen while you procrastinate at work is below.
A Statement from the NCAA Regarding the Masoli Ruling | NCAA.com
The fact that they're issuing a statement only lends to the idea that this is indeed a controversial, capricious, and arbitrary process. Read it and have your hopes of Ole Miss winning their appeal (hopes which should have already been nonexistent) forever dashed, Rebels. And then just move on. I know this sucks and all, but we've got a football season to start and a talented Nathan Stanley to get behind. Let's not let this bullshit get in the way of our fun. Seriously.
Free Masoli on Twitter
It started when we unveiled the #FREEMASOLI hashtag. That blew up, especially after Kentrell Lockett got a hold of it, and has finally evolved into a brand new Twitter account entirely dedicated entirely to "freeing" Jeremiah Masoli from the crapricious bondage of the NCAA's red tape. It's all one big futile effort, but it's fun and somewhat unifying for an often divided fan base, so I'm cool with it. #FREEMASOLI
About Those Divisions | Off Tackle Empire
Once "The Rivalry, Esq," now "Off Tackle Empire," SBNation's premier Big Ten football blog (it loads a tad slower than Team Speed Kills /overdonejoke'd), looks at the new divisions in the new Big Ten With Twelve Teams and notices a similarity between the SEC's East and West divisions. Haven't I sorta been saying that everybody's just trying to duplicate the SEC for a while now? Kaproof'd
What to Watch in the SEC | ESPN.com
Chris Low focuses a good bit on the Rebels for this weekend, despite the fact that we're playing the Illegally-Raised Ornithological Combatants from Alabama. He says that, with Masoli out due to the NCAA's ruling and Lockett out due to his fluttering heart, folks will get to see how Nathan Stanley handles his first college start and what some of our defensive backups are capable of.
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I still think
Shannon Daugherty is HOTT and the blond chick not tori spelling.
Repping Ole Miss in 34 countries since 1996
The NCAA comment makes it worse
If I read it correctly, they’re saying that in order for Masoli to ever be permitted to play at Ole Miss, he would have to receive a waiver from the NCAA. And that they’ve granted him a waiver for 2011-2012. So apparently they are not denying the waiver on the lack-of-an-academic-cause grounds but simply delaying his eligibility for a year?
So transfers for graduate school, by default, are not eligible to play. But the NCAA may grant a waiver. I understand that all that. If the transfer doesn’t follow the “spirit of the rule,” then deny the waiver. If it is OK, grant it. I don’t see this ruling of “he must wait until 2011” as a plausible alternative.
I keep unconsciously refreshing ESPN's College Football Scoreboard,
although the first game doesn’t start until 5:30. Does this make me mentally ill?
Prepare to experience Sexual Magic.
by ElectricDreamMachine on Sep 2, 2010 1:21 PM EDT reply actions
Thanks for describing Stanley as "talented".
I’ve been harping on this here and other places, but I think Stanley’s going to surprise a lot of people with his ability. I mean, Cotton didn’t beat him out, and Masoli hadn’t won by unanimous vote (at least from what I could see). I want Masoli to play here, don’t get me wrong, but Stanley really won me over.
And after seeing some footage on cotton
thats saying a lot. cotton is going to be good if hes coached right.
Repping Ole Miss in 34 countries since 1996
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