Lubick -- Er, Bonerpop couch update: Phil Longo edition
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https://247sports.com/college/ole-miss/Article/BREAKING-Top100-QB-Matt-Corral-flips-from-Florida-to-Ole-Miss--112289322
Longo got him to flip to Ole Miss... WITH A TWO YEAR BOWL BAN UPCOMING. -
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Is this our bagman?
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Per my source Florida (Mullen) just stopped talking to him. Don't blame Ole' Miss/Longo for taking advantage. Still really impressive.
Word on the street is he's a great talent but the off the field stuff is really worrisome..he has alcohol issues. Mcelwain turned a blind eye.
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Alcohol issues? Someone send him a chinvite.
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They're probably focusing on Justin Fields I assume.pat_hm said:Per my source Florida (Mullen) just stopped talking to him. Don't blame Ole' Miss/Longo for taking advantage. Still really impressive.
Word on the street is he's a great talent but the off the field stuff is really worrisome..he has alcohol issues. Mcelwain turned a blind eye.
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Yeah Mullen wants his own guy and he'll get him too.FKA_Mousecop said:
They're probably focusing on Justin Fields I assume.pat_hm said:Per my source Florida (Mullen) just stopped talking to him. Don't blame Ole' Miss/Longo for taking advantage. Still really impressive.
Word on the street is he's a great talent but the off the field stuff is really worrisome..he has alcohol issues. Mcelwain turned a blind eye.
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Their could be an exception for Patterson, but probably not.dnc said:Yeah, you're 100% wrong about coaching changes. Semi wrong on sanctions.
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Only those in their last year of eligibility get to play immediately in the event of transferring away from sanctions.On the recommendation of the Committee on Infractions, for a student-athlete who transfers to a member institution to continue the student-athlete’s opportunity for full participation in a sport because the student-athlete’s original institution was placed on probation by the NCAA with sanctions that would preclude the institution’s team in that sport from participating in postseason competition during all of the remaining seasons of the student-athlete’s eligibility.
If Patterson transfers, he’ll probably have to sit out next season.
That’s the standard NCAA rule. There might be some mechanism available to Patterson and other Rebels to play immediately, given the school’s current situation. But the official rulebook exception doesn’t cover Patterson because he’s got two years left of college eligibility, while Ole Miss’ postseason ban only covers one of those .
Another Rebel, sophomore safety Deontay Anderson, is suing the program and alleging he was misled during his recruitment. He wants to be eligible immediately elsewhere and is reportedly petitioning the NCAA for immediate eligibility. It’s not clear how that petition will unfold, but non-graduate transfers almost always have to sit a season.
fuckin waiver superiority guy over here.
