http://.ncaa.org/Docs/NCAANewsArchive/2005/Division+1/infractions+case_+7-4-05%Bnews.html

If you think we did not get hammered by the NCAA check out what they did to Baylor in 2005 compared to what we did and got handed down.

Also remember Bliss left SMU for Baylor and SMU got nailed for numerous infractions for his time there.

Also the 2 year modified death penalty ended up being one year of playing only conference games. No non conference games were allowed.

While going thru the Monday night line up of Television; looking for a new
interesting program to watch before going to bed, I stumbled on to Turner Broadcast of, the "National Championship Game!"
The "Game!" Bull Shit.
I watched for 3 minutes and 45 seconds to watch the University of North Carolina with their 'Hall Of Fame' god coach probably win again.
Right now, from what I've been told by my Raleigh/Durham friends, there are over 600+ 'phony' diplomas on walls associated with this program! Probably a lot more.
What the Hell!
Really sickening.
Like my friend, LAMAR Eagle says, 'the P5 rules!'
Hell,
Let's get our own deal.

Now, I'm changing the channels to watch an interesting program.

Everyone, have a great night!

Go NOVA! haha! and oh by the way:
Go Eagles, Beat the Rebels!

IE

and hit. We can do this. Cord is pitching his butt off lets hit for him.

Memphis pays difference in his current contract and what GT will pay How do Memphis fans feel about this?

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we are some lucky SOBs...

on the court next year can we pick up some guys, what we ended the year with Plus or minus Norville. does the dandy dozen guy come back now that he knows its over?

Biggest sanction ever?
Jesus, they hate when we win.
Tyndall was a big fat liar, but his career just got annihilated, while Pitino and Williams skate.

Wow! So Tyndall tries to frame USM for his cheating. Gotta love the guy. "But he was such a nice guy."

"In order to disrupt the investigation, the former head coach instructed a staff member to fabricate a document purportedly showing that the university approved the payments from the student-athletes' former coaches. The former coach used this document to justify his facilitation of the payments, without noting that it had been created more than two years after he stated it was."

Pitching Probables
Friday 6 pm
RH Nate Hoffmann, SR. (1-3, 4.74 ERA) vs. RH Cord Cockrell, Sr. (5-0, 2.74 ERA)
Saturday 2 pm
LH Tyler Troutt, Sr. (1-5, 3.66 ERA) vs. RH Nick Johnson, Sr. (2-0, 2.48 ERA)
Sunday 1 pm
LH Jake Wyrick, So. (2-3, 3.90 ERA) vs. LH Kirk McCarty, So. (2-0, 3.72 ERA)

1-on-1 with Picasso Nelson, Jr. by Lanny Mixon, on Flickr

Here is what the panel handed down:

Penalties and corrective actions imposed by the panel include:

• A three-year probation period to run consecutive to the present probation period. The three-year period will begin on Jan. 30, 2017, and run through Jan. 29, 2020.
• A two-year postseason ban for the men’s basketball team. The school will be credited for the self-imposed postseason bans during the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons.
• A 10-year show-cause order for the former head coach from April 8, 2016, through April 7, 2026. During that period, if the former head coach is employed by an NCAA school, he must be suspended by the employing school from all coaching duties. Following that period, any NCAA school that hires the former head coach must suspend him for the first 50 percent of the first season he is employed.
• A six-year show-cause order for the graduate assistant who completed online assignments for prospects and did not appear at the hearing. The period will run from April 8, 2016, through April 7, 2022. Any NCAA school employing the graduate assistant during that time must appear with him before a Committee on Infractions panel.
• A seven-year show-cause order for the graduate assistant who completed online assignments for prospects and refused to cooperate with the investigation. The period will run from April 8, 2016, through April 7, 2023. Any NCAA school employing the graduate assistant during that time must appear with him before a Committee on Infractions panA two-year show-cause order for a prospect’s prep school coach because he was employed at an NCAA school during the investigation. The period will run from April 8, 2016, through April 7, 2018. During this period, if he is employed by an NCAA school, the former prep school coach must attend an NCAA Regional Rules Seminar each year and meet monthly with the compliance officer to review recruiting and coaching activities. Also, the school must file reports with the Office of the Committees on Infractions every six months detailing the coach’s activities.
• • • An eight-year show-cause order for the former associate head coach from April 8, 2016, through April 7, 2024. Any NCAA school employing the former associate head coach during that time must appear with him before a Committee on Infractions panel.
    • A vacation of wins in which the men’s basketball student-athletes participated while ineligible. The university will identify the games impacted following the release of the public report.
    • A reduction of five men’s basketball scholarships over the next three years. The program reduced scholarships by one during the 2014-15 season and must reduce scholarships by a total of four over the next three years (self-imposed by the university).
    • A $5,000 fine plus an amount equal to 1 percent of the average total budget for the men’s basketball team over the previous three years (self-imposed by the university).
    • The university self-imposed the following recruiting restrictions:
      • A reduction in the number of men’s basketball official visits during the 2015-16 season by three.

• A prohibition from hosting any unofficial visits for a period of 10 weeks before the beginning of the fall 2016 semester.
• A restriction in recruiting communications with prospects by 10 weeks before the beginning of the fall 2016 semester.
• A reduction in men’s basketball off-campus recruiting days during the 2015-16 season by 25.

Full Decision

i know it's the off season but damn. Why is no one on here talking about our newest commit. Or did I miss it!? 3 star athlete.

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FCS schools will still be allowed to hold travel campus and there are other work-arounds. This past year Several Members of the Southern Miss staff worked the Alabama State Camp in Montgomery.

This allowed ASU coaches to tell kids that USM coaches were there to get them on campus and gave USM coaches a chance to work with the kids.

I thought he should have been fired. He ends up pulling a new job out of this at Georgia Tech. By the way Bo Bounds show they asked if Andy Kennedy should go for the job because of coach fatigue at Ole Miss and the cohost said would that be a lateral move? Idiot lateral move? Memphis or Ole Miss HUMM no decision. Even though they have new facility it still doesn't match FedEx forum.

In today's SunHerald. If everyone stays healthy they will be fun to watch.

http://www.sunherald.com/sports/col...-of-southern-mississippi/article70644642.html

Southern Miss becomes the latest program to extend an offer to talented Woodward (College Park, GA.) Academy standout defensive back Jeffrey Hubbard.

Southern Miss made the offer on Friday morning and he talked with BGN about the offer.

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Southern Miss and first year head coach got some big news on Thursday afternoon. One of South Mississippi's top prospects Kalem Reddix announced his commitment to Southern Miss on his social media account.

A little later he talked with BigGoldNation.com about his pledge.

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2 year postseason ban
Scholly reductions

plead guilty to armed robbery . Sentenced to 15 years with 5 to serve. Ouch

On Thursday Amory (MS) High offensive tackle prospect Jalen Bell was one of a handful of prospects to take in unofficial visits to Southern Miss.

The talented 6-foot-5, 315-pounder came away impressed with what he found in Hattiesburg. He talks about his visit with BigGoldNation.com.

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Southern Miss transfer WR Isaiah Jones talks 1-on-1 with BGN intern Antwuan May.

1-on-1 with Isaiah Jones by Lanny Mixon, on Flickr

http://m.bleacherreport.com/article..._campaign=programming-national?is_shared=true

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