Ole Miss football writer for Last Word on Sports. Co-Host of Ole Miss channel @TheVOCFB Ole Miss ‘20
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No one wanted these clowns in the SEC to begin with. Unfortunately, the SEC wanted Texas, and got pulled into a package deal.
If they want to be whiny little bitches, why not leave and go back to the B12?
Oh, bc they want the money, but not everything else that comes with it.
NEW: Oklahoma AD Roger Denny on whether OU-Ole Miss rescheduling hurt the school's SEC relationship:
"I don’t know. They’ll probably send their carnival barker out there to accuse me of pandering again. And candidly, I don’t care. My job and my duty is to our players, our university, and our fan base. If they don’t like the way we handle our business, I just don’t much care about that."
(via @GeorgeStoia)
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I don’t know what retard wrote this, as it’s too dumb to even click on.
But whoever did is too dumb to function, and shouldn’t ever be taken seriously about anything
A grounded flight shouldn’t excuse Ole Miss from playing Saturday. Get on a bus, get to Oklahoma and play the game, CFP dreams be damned. usatoday.com/story/sports/nc…
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As someone that’s plan logistics for massive sporting teams/events/military operations and was responsible for flights for Coach Stoops and Lincoln Riley… and OU sports…
There’s no magic wand that could have been waved to predict what occurred yesterday and further more… charter companies and commercial airlines don’t get a say flight plans and dispatching of the plane after a massive ground stop and communication failure! Everything has to be approved by the higher ups and planned accordingly with ATC. Flight plans have to be filed and approved, including any changes!
People need to stop acting so spoiled and entitled and realize that shit happens beyond anyone controls. At least they didn’t cancel the game all together, but instead gave both teams time to get to where they need to be safely!
While the rest of you say well this team, made it here and there… maybe they resources, or were closer to their destination when the NOTAM was issued. There so many variables it hard to say, but stop judging them!
NEW: Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma has been moved to Sunday, @PeteNakos reports.
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Oklahoma fans are absurd.
No team was driving 8 hours (10+ by bus), even if they could’ve managed to get the bus/crew situation last second.
And bc of the airport, they literally couldn’t fly out last night.
Quit being directly obtuse and learn logistics, even just slightly.
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Chris thinks this was some huge conspiracy to help our player availability. 😂
Also, does someone want to explain to him what out on the injury report means?
(Hint: They can’t play by league rules)
Another one just running his mouth when he knows jack shit about the actual situation.
Sad.
Ole Miss not hitting an 8-hour bus ride will sadly go down as the softest move in the 2026 college football season
A lot of “anywhere, anytime” speeches happening right now…
Not at Ole Miss
They’re not football guys
Sad
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Finally, all my interests have converged!
While I agree that this is being handled poorly by the SEC, it is largely out of the hands of Ole Miss. The Ole Miss charter situation is a bit different than that of most other programs.
Ole Miss charters via JetBlue operating out of Tupelo Regional Airport, an hour bus trip from Oxford. KTUP is a small airport with little scheduled commercial traffic, it is uncontrolled after 10pm, and is not a hub or base of operations for JetBlue.
Due to the nationwide ground stop, the JetBlue crew operating the Ole Miss charter certainly would have timed out their duty day before the aircraft could depart.
Since it isn't a hub or base of operations, no relief crew would have been available to operate the charter tonight and no commercial flights departed from or arrived at KTUP after the ground stop was lifted so none could be flown in.
That means the earliest Ole Miss can depart would be when the rest period for the assigned crew is up, 10 hours, which only begins after the duty day ends. Depending on when that occurred, it is possible their next duty day couldn't even begin until after 8am. Add in an hour to bus/pre-flight, an hour to board, an hour and a half flight into Oklahoma City, an hour to load onto buses and half an hour to bus to Norman it would have been early afternoon before Ole Miss could get to OU.
Even if kick was delayed until evening, that would be pushing it in terms of player safety and it is also unclear if the SEC even offered a late Saturday kick time as an option.
Could an all-out last ditch effort made it work? Sure. But is an Ole Miss-Oklahoma game in mid-November worth making that all-out last ditch effort at the risk of player safety? I would personally say no. Unfortunately that means Oklahoma fans, through no fault of their own, get screwed. Knowing OU fans as I do, they'll find a way to make it hell on Ole Miss Sunday.
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We get a preview of Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma from @NoahDunlap_Ark
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You gotta hear about the time when the worst wildfires hit in California and the mayor was overseas and the governor failed to have water available for the firefighters…
After the ridiculous Oklahoma fans keep talking shit, I hope Pete and Ole Miss absolutely dog walk (maybe horse walk, with their absurd mascot?) the Sooners tomorrow.
Run the score up on these losers.
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This dude has allowed his brother’s dick to cut off his airflow.
Because holy shit he’s retarded.
WOW! So the Trump admin just admitted that they put in technology that overwhelmed the system.
“The new technology was overwhelming the older system”
Seems to me that Sean Duffy and the Trump administration are ill-prepared like usual.
Bring back Pete Buttigieg!
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Robbed of what? His “private property”? That’s an evil capitalist invention.
The proletariat decided to redistribute wealth.
Is someone gonna tell him…?
I recently spent two weeks in Japan, and I have to say, the trip really opened my eyes to just how much better we could be doing here in America.
I’m not exaggerating. Some of the differences were shocking.
Here are a few things I noticed:
- In two weeks traveling through some of the most densely populated cities in the world, I saw TWO visibly homeless people. TWO!
I saw just ONE person who appeared to be struggling with drug addiction.
- The high-speed rail system was incredible. Clean, affordable, fast, and efficient. Meanwhile, Americans are still arguing about whether high-speed rail is even worth building.
- I never once felt unsafe walking around with my kids, even in massive cities surrounded by thousands of people.
- There were barely any public trash cans, yet somehow the streets were almost spotless.
- The difference in income inequality was noticeable. The infrastructure, housing, and public services reflected a society that seems to take much more pride in making everyday life work for everyone.
Now, I already know what some people on the right are going to say.
“Japan doesn’t have mass immigration!”
“Japan isn’t run by Democrats!”
OK, but can we stop turning EVERYTHING into a partisan argument for five minutes?
Japan isn’t perfect. It has its own serious problems, and I’m not pretending two weeks makes me an expert on the country.
But what I saw made one thing painfully obvious to me.
We have normalized so many problems in America that we’ve convinced ourselves they’re simply unavoidable.
Homelessness. Dirty streets. Failing infrastructure. Terrible public transportation. People feeling unsafe in their own communities.
Why?
We are one of the wealthiest nations in human history. We have the money. We have the technology. We have the talent.
What we seem to lack is the willingness to stop making excuses and demand better.
I’m proud to be an American. But being proud of your country shouldn’t mean pretending other countries haven’t figured out how to do certain things better.
Patriotism isn’t ignoring America’s problems. It’s wanting America to be better.
And after spending two weeks in Japan, I’m more convinced than ever that we can do a whole lot better.
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Hockey is not for everyone. People like you watch Netflix shows about hockey players having gay sex, jack off to it, then try to tell the rest of us how the sport should be played? Go fuck yourself.
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Where’s the big @TMZ piece on this?
Think they’re busy looking into that guy’s grandparents?
“Harm caused by Anthony Santander’s Islamophobic social media posts”
What a massive group of pussies.
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