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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Daily Mississippian by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE Daily MISSISSIPPIAN Monday, September 23, 2019 theDMonline.com Volume 108, No. 12 Former No score. Barksdale QB Snead applies to found No review. be next dead chancellor JOSHUA CLAYTON DANIEL PAYNE [email protected] [email protected]

Austin police are Jim Barksdale has quietly investigating the death of applied to be the next chan- former Ole Miss quarterback cellor, according to three Jevan Snead according to sources familiar with the a report from the Austin search process. American-Stateman. Barksdale is the chairman The overnight death of the board and president occurred in downtown Austin, of Barksdale Management and officials do not suspect Corporation, which manages foul play at this time. Snead philanthropic activities. He served as the president and was 32 years old. CEO of Netscape Commu- Snead enrolled at Ole Miss nications Corporation from in 2007 and led the Rebels 1994-1999. to back-to-back Cotton Bowl From 1983 to 1992, appearances in 2008 and Barksdale served as execu- 2009. The Stephenville, tive vice president and COO Texas native’s 5,394 yards at Federal Express Corpo- gives him the 6th most total ration. In August, Federal passing yards in Ole Miss Express Corporation donated history. Snead also recorded $250,000 to the Science 46 touchdowns in his two Building Fund in Barksdale’s seasons in Oxford. honor. He was selected to the The Barksdales estab- U.S. Army All-American Bowl lished the Sally McDonnell in high school after a close Barksdale Honors College in loss in the Texas 4A Division KATHERINE BUTLER / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN 1997. I semifinals to Matthew John Rhys Plumlee looks for an open receiver downfield. Plumlee went 7-7 with 82 yards of the In 2000, the Barksdale Stafford. foundation granted $100 The quarterback transferred 348 total passing yards against the Golden Bears. Ole Miss lost to Cal 28-20 on Saturday in Oxford. million to Mississippi for the to Ole Miss to play for creation of The Barksdale Ed Orgeron after losing a Reading Institute, which is quarterback competition to located in Oxford and helps Colt McCoy at Texas. Mississippi children improve Backup quarterback John Rhys Plumlee After college, Snead spent their reading skills. JARED REDDING gave the Rebels hope late, but Ole Miss is a short time with the Tampa [email protected] The Board of Trustees of still winless against the Pac-12 Conference Bay Buccaneers and signed a Institutions of Higher Learn- and their opponent Saturday. ing held their second in-per- contract with the Tampa Bay The California-Ole Miss game ended “Tough loss. It’s really disappointing. Storm of the Arena Football with a controversial call from the Pac-12 son listening session to gain I thought our kids fought their hearts out, input from different groups League in 2011. officiating crew. Down 28-20 late in the but we just made way too many mistakes to in the UM community earlier Snead’s most memorable fourth quarter, Elijah Moore appeared to win.” Ole Miss head coach Matt Luke said. this month. The IHL held the game was against a No. 18 LSU catch a touchdown pass from John Rhys “Credit California, they made the plays. first listening session in June team in Baton Rouge in 2008. Plumlee, but the line judge ruled him short. There is just too much inconsistency, not at the University of Missis- The quarterback passed for Plumlee, who excelled at quarterback after getting off the field on third downs and a Matt Corral injury, was stopped short sippi Medical Center. 247 yards and two touchdowns not making the plays we needed to win the The first round of inter- in the Rebels’ 31-13 upset on of the goal line on the next play as time game. I’m proud of them. They’re fighting. expired. Fans went to Twitter to express views will begin on Oct. 2. the road. We have some young kids that are battling There will be a second round According to his LinkedIn their displeasure with the officiating after to get better and we’ll continue to move the game. of interviews mid-October account, Snead had been forward.” and the IHL hopes to have a working as a Managing “We are extremely disappointed with Down 28-13, Plumlee replaced an the officiating at the end of the game and candidate in place by the end Consultant WeWork Space injured Matt Corral for the Rebels with four are expecting a full explanation from the of the month. Services in Austin. minutes left. His 47-yard run on 4th and PAC-12 regarding the call and subsequent A new chancellor is Austin Police officials have 10 led to a Jerrion Ealy touchdown from 15 non-review of the 3rd down,” Keith Carter expected to be named by the yet to offer details regarding yards out to make it a one possession game. said in a statement. end of 2019. cause of death and the The Rebels proceeded to hold on 3rd and 1 investigation is still ongoing. SEE FOOTBALL PAGE 8

OPINION: THURSDAY’S ELECTIONS ALDERMEN APPROVE GAMEDAY Judicial Chair Liza Boyer explains PARKING RATES IN NEW GARAGE her council’s decision to disqualify After a year of construction, the Miss Ole Miss winner. Columnists new downtown parking garage offer perspective about first UM is set to open on Sept. 24. homecoming king, the significance of the Greek system and the importance SEE PAGE 2 of voting in state and national elections. SEE PAGES 6-7 AND ONLINE AT THEDMONLINE.COM PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 23 SEPTEMBER 2019

New parking garage permit sales to begin Tuesday

as a suitable solution. Davis GRANT MCLAUGHLIN agreed with Morgan’s proposal. [email protected] Following the motion’s passage, the board explained The new downtown park- how the sale of the parking ing garage, located northwest permits and garage passes will of the Square between Jeffer- be sold once the garage is open. son and Monroe Avenues, “We actually talked about is set to open on Tuesday. this last week in work session, Construction of the garage has but I wanted to be sure that this taken just over a year, and will information was distributed to have 399 parking spaces when everyone,” Tannehill said. completed. Davis said passes will be On Sept. 16, the Board available for sale on a rolling of Aldermen voted to pass a basis, based on the level of recommendation from the parking pass. Downtown Parking Advisory Starting Sept. 30, the most Commission regarding special premium all-access parking event pricing for the downtown permits will be available to parking garage. purchase online for $100. On Matt Davis, the Director of Oct. 2 the premium weekday Parking for the city of Oxford, permits will be sold for $80. On delivered recommendations Oct. 4 select all-access permits to the board based on vary- will be sold for $70, and the ing demand, which depends select weekday permits will be on which football team Ole sold on Oct. 7 for $60. Miss is playing against in “This way we don’t have an Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. influx of everyone at one time. Davis recommended that We want to make sure this runs for special events such as MASON SCIONEAUX / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN smoothly,” Davis said. home football games, spots in The downtown parking garage off the Square. The garage has taken over one year to build and will open Permits will be sold on a the garage should cost $10 for officially on Tuesday. first-come, first-served basis. non-SEC home game days and After the designated day for $20 for SEC home game days. permits closes, people will be When asked about cars left 10 a.m. on Saturdays. a game will be the responsibil- garage on game day, car owners put on a waiting list. There in the garage overnight before “That Friday night we will ity of the driver,’” Davis said. should receive a $50 ticket are only 240 spaces available Saturday game days, Davis put out signs that say ‘any Alderman John Morgan instead. Other members of the for purchase according to the initially said the plan was to overnight vehicles that remain suggested that instead of board, including Mayor Robyn DPAC. tow cars left in the garage after after 10 a.m. or the morning of towing vehicles parked in the Tannehill, saw this proposition

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How medical marijuana is making its way to the ballot

istration (FDA) has approved counsel of the secretary of state’s Barranger explained the businesses would be federally ASH CRANTAS THC-based medications for office, said, “We are in the process customization of THC and CBD required to be in the state, and [email protected] patients with severe conditions of reviewing and determining the compounds that can be created Mississippi is an agricultural such as cancer, epilepsy and number of signatures so as to file in medicinal marijuana products state, boding well for the hypo- This November, Mississippi AIDS, but states that further with the legislature on the first is the foundation of his support. thetical production of the canna- residents may be able to vote on research needs to be conducted, “When it’s put together, it bis plant. Grandtham went on the legalization of medical mari- particularly on the long-term works for people with different to say that the Department of juana. effects for users. ailments,” Barranger said. “It Health will be the one regulating The petition was submitted to Grantham explained that “People want this bill could be stage four cancer, you the process, “(overseeing) every the secretary of state’s office on when people with debilitating know, where it’s helping them single facet of the program.” Sept. 4 by the Medical Marijuana passed because there’s conditions are suffering, it affects completely diminish the growth In light of medical mari- 2020 campaign. The campaign is a need for medical their families, their friends and of the cancer cell, or helping juana possibly being approved sponsored by the Mississippians their ability to live life fully. She marijuana. Whether them with their pain, or increas- in Mississippi, it stands to ques- for Compassionate Care politi- said she is thankful to be part ing their appetite, helping them tion whether it may progress cal group, which centers around it be for pain, anxiety, of the campaign and motivated with the side effects of the chemo- into recreational acceptance. chronic medical conditions in the by the group’s goal of “enabling depression, relaxation, therapy. There’s a place for THC Grantham said that any type of state. people in Mississippi to have the in all this stuff. It’s not just about recreational program would be an According to the Millsaps seizures, you know, same access that people in 33 getting high.” entirely different endeavor, and a College/Chism Strategies Janu- whatever the ailment may other states have.” Now that the petition is in massive initiative. ary survey, 67% of the Missis- She said that in the eyes of be.” the hands of the secretary of “Out of the 33 states with sippi public favors the initiative, - Tony Barragan the campaign, Mississippi has state, the Medical Marijuana medical marijuana programs, including Tony Barragan, the Owner of Hemp Ville not been slacking on the medical 2020 campaign will focus on the only 10 have gone further to owner of Oxford’s Hemp Ville marijuana movement. conversation with the Missis- have anything recreational,” said CBD store. “We looked at other states, sippi public. The campaign’s Grantham. “It’s inevitable,” said Barra- studied programs, people who day of the 2020 session.” goal will be “(explaining) what Barragan added, “I do not see gan. “You know, people want this implicated programs, as well as Barragan’s Hemp Ville put the program would look like in a problem with medicinal mari- bill passed because there’s a need patients. It was really helpful to the petition on the counter for Mississippi, answering questions, juana. I (couldn’t) care less about for medical marijuana. Whether us, especially when the language customers to sign at checkout. and educating people.” recreational marijuana. But as it be for pain, anxiety, depression, was being drafted,” Grantham The store sells hemp-based CBD, Beyond the assistance for far as medicinal, I think there’s a relaxation, seizures, you know, said. or cannabidiol, which is a natu- those in need, one effect medi- place for it. I really do.” whatever the ailment may be.” The Medical Marijuana 2020 ral compound found in cannabis cal marijuana may bring is a For now, Mississippians will Jamie Grantham, Medical campaign needed to turn in plants, a category both hemp and potential bolstering of the state’s have to wait and see whether Marijuana 2020’s communica- 17,237 signatures from each of the marijuana falls under. However, economy. Grantham said that medical marijuana will end up tions director, said, “I person- five congressional districts, for a marijuana plants contain higher while Medical Marijuana 2020 on their ballots. The secretary of ally am very passionate about total of 86,185. Grantham said concentrations of THC, or tetra- is entirely a healthcare initiative, state is still confirming the signa- anything that helps people have they surpassed the requirement hydrocannabinol, which is what medicinal cannabis could bring a tures and coming to a conclusion. a better quality of life, whether it by roughly 20,000 signatures. creates a high. Hemp naturally new industry. Per Section 23-17-29, Mississippi be emotional, or mental, or spiri- “A lot of people have banded contains less than 0.3% THC, “The process by which medi- Code Annotated, the initiative tual or physical healing, anything together and worked really, really according to healthline.com. cal marijuana would be grown, must receive over 40% of the total at all.” hard across the whole state,” “CBD has some of the same processed, tested and dispensed votes cast in the election. The National Institute of Grantham said. great medical benefits as mari- all is in Mississippi,” Grantham Health acknowledges that the Anna Moak, interim commu- juana without the psychoactive said. U.S. Food and Drug Admin- nications director and senior effect,” said Barranger. All potentially licensed

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SOCCER Ole Miss opens SEC play against Mizzou

would have a scoreless tie at XANDER NORRIS halftime, Martin answered [email protected] with her first goal of the year to give Ole Miss a halftime lead. Victory seemed so close With 30 ticks left on the clock, for Ole Miss on Friday night, Martin took a feed from Chan- but the Rebels settled for a 1-1 ning Foster and made a neatly draw in their first SEC matchup tucked shot inside the bottom against Missouri. right corner. Throughout the 110 minutes With momentum on their played at the Ole Miss Soccer side, Ole Miss nearly added to Stadium, the Rebels showed its lead in the opening minutes tenacity, registering a 29-18 of the second half. Maddy shot advantage over Mizzou. Houghton deceived Tiger goal- Defensively, Ashley Orkus REED JONES / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN keeper Peyton Bauman and took Lonnie Mulligan races away from a Mizzou defender. The Rebels opened their SEC play against the Tigers on made five stops on the night a long-range shot at the goal, and once again stood tall however, the ball hit the cross- Friday night in Oxford. between the posts. bar and went out of bounds. The woodwork proved to be Missouri’s Blythe Beldner In a play that foreshadowed Rebels once again had the best goal, which resulted in a goal a friend for the Tigers through- found the equalizer in the 77th the ending of Saturday’s foot- looks at the goal. In the 102nd kick. The clock hit zero a few out the match as the frame minute with a close-range shot ball game, Foster looked to have minute, Martin and Mo O’Con- minutes later, and both teams denied Ole Miss seven times. in the box. After Beldner’s goal, scored the golden goal in the nor had a 2-on-1 with Bauman, finished with an overall record Despite several quality Ole Miss created few chances first overtime period, but with but O’Connor put a heavy touch of 6-2-1. attempts from both teams, the to put the Tigers away in the the omission of video review in on the ball, and Bauman made The Rebels are back in ball refused to find its way into closing minutes. After the full league play, it was ruled that the a sliding save. action Thursday as they travel the goal in the first 45 minutes 90 minutes, the score remained Tigers cleared the ball before it Foster also had a chance to to Starkville to take on the of the match. tied at 1-1, and the match fully crossed the goal line. score in the 107th minute, but Mississippi State Bulldogs at Just when it appeared that extended into overtime. In the second overtime, the her shot hit the frame of the 6 p.m. both the Tigers and the Rebels

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FOOTBALL Rebels’ loss to California leaves small margin of error in 2019 led a ferocious comeback in the on the schedule, but Ole Miss scoring drive and fell just short Needless to say, we’ve entered JOHN MACON GILLESPIE fourth quarter. needed a win on Saturday to feel of another as time expired. The a portion of the season where the [email protected] Plumlee completed a pass to good about its hopes of reaching season hasn’t flatlined just yet, margin for error is practically Elijah Moore that the Ole Miss the postseason and renew some but the road ahead is tough. zero if it wasn’t already. For a The Ole Miss offense left offense appeared to be a touch- optimism amongst fans. Next week brings an team as young as this, that’s not points on the board, the second- down but was ruled short of With a young team fresh off of almost-certain loss in Tuscalo- an ideal situation to be in. ary failed to stop the pass and a the goal line, and Plumlee was NCAA sanctions, this was always osa to the Crimson Tide followed The debate will certainly be John Rhys Plumlee comeback fell stuffed on a quarterback sneak going to be the year where a lack by a home match against Vander- had as to whether or not Elijah just short. on the next play as time expired. of roster depth and experience bilt, a game the Rebels should be Moore was in the end zone on the That was the story of Ole After his strong performance, reared its ugly head. The Rebels favored in. third down play before Plum- Miss’s loss to Cal on Saturday in if or how Plumlee is utilized just had to counteract that in any If Ole Miss can gain a win lee’s QB sneak, but the final score Oxford. Cal quarterback Chase moving forward will be interest- way they could. against Vanderbilt, a win against is what matters, and the Rebels Garbers went 23-35 for 357 ing to see. Pair that with new offensive New Mexico State on November came out on the short end. yards and rarely looked phased Now sitting at 2-2 on the year and defensive coordinators and 9 is probable, putting the team at It’s likely that an irritated by a nonexistent Ole Miss pass with two winnable games having schemes, and you have a recipe four wins. That leaves the Rebels fanbase won’t heed this warn- rush and a secondary that strug- resulted in losses, the Rebels’ for some struggles on the grid- needing two wins from games ing, but Cal is a quality opponent. gled to stop the Golden Bears hopes of reaching a bowl iron in 2019. Even with a lack- against Missouri, Texas A&M, This quality opponent, however, through the air. game are considerably dimmer luster showing for much of the Auburn, LSU and Mississippi might have just lowered the ceil- John Rhys Plumlee came in than when the season started. game, Plumlee showed flashes State — a feat that is far from ing of what this Ole Miss season for an injured Matt Corral and Winnable games still remain of excellence as he helped lead a guaranteed. can accomplish.

KATHERINE BUTLER [email protected] Top left: Dannis Jackson’s helmet is held by a Cal defender. Jackson had one reception for three yards out of the teams total 348 receiving yards. Top right: Casey Kelly (81) and Sellers Shy (15) carry flags as they sprint across the field prior to the game start. Ole Miss Lost to Cal 28-20 after a controversial no-call. Bottom: Scottie Phillips is brought to the ground by Cal defenders. Phillips rushed for 54 yards against the Golden Bears on Saturday. PAGE 6 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 23 SEPTEMBER 2019 OPINION LETTER TO THE EDITOR It’s not just about flowers Dear editor, ing rule has already been campus. Flowers in the colors of Although my position within determined in the Code and the candidate’s campaign were the Associated Student Body by Constitution, with little to no sent with the message “don’t no means requires me to explain room for the rule to be altered forget to vote.” the logic of the decisions made based on the severity of the As a rule for all general by my council, there has clearly situation. However, our job elections, a candidate is to be been a misunderstanding as to is to make decisions based on immediately disqualified if it why a candidate was disquali- how the law is written at that is found that the candidate, or fied in the Fall 2019 Personal- moment in time – not how we any campaign representative or ity Elections. So, to clarify our want it to be understood at organization affiliated with said decision: it was not just about that time. Based on the current candidate, has bribed someone the flowers. version of the ASB Code and to vote. In this case, flowers The decision made was done Constitution, candidates are were sent by Delta Gamma as a so out of the legal responsibility to be held responsible not just gift which attempted to garner expected of both the ASB Judi- for their individual actions more voters in the runoff elec- cial Council and the ASB Attor- but also for the actions of their tions. However, our decision ney General’s Office to uphold campaign team or of any affili- was not just about the individ- the ASB Code and Constitu- ated organizations. ual candidate and her involve- tion. Are there parts of the code After elections results were ment with the flowers; we made which need to be rewritten in announced, news broke that our decision because an orga- terms of elections violations? the candidate was disqualified nization which helped sponsor Of course. because her sorority, Delta the candidate flagrantly broke As it is written now, there Gamma, had sent flowers to a campaign rule. are violations in which a stand- other sorority houses across If we continue to allow organizations to be the primary sponsors of campaigns, then CROSSWORD PUZZLE BROUGHT TO YOU BY DOMINO’S candidates will continue to be held accountable for the actions of said organization – whether Flowers were gifted to sororities on campus by Delta Gamma. 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what major, demographic or mentorship to students at LYDIA JOHNSEY community you belong to, Carl the university paved the way [email protected] Tart has probably, in some way, for his election. He garnered Last year, the Election impacted your University of the vote through grassroots Reform Task Force was created Mississippi experience. campaigning. His kindness, by Leah Davis (class of 2020) The result was a blow to humility, positive demeanor and Katherine Sistrunk (class the Greek power structure and general likability are what of 2019) with the goal of finding on our campus. Fraternities make him the perfect first ways to make the elections and sororities are usually top Homecoming King. more equitable for all students. priorities on the campaign trail It is refreshing to see A component of this initiative for a strategic candidate. When that personality, hard was to create a Homecoming a candidate has an especially work, campaigning and a King position. With 1,300 more powerful campus fan base, it commitment of service are votes than last year’s campus is reasonable to assume they enough to afford someone a elections, we experienced the have some affiliation with a title, opposed to just being in highest voter turnout in our Panhellenic organization. a panhellenic organization. campus’ history. In fact, of the nine students My hope is that this will On Sep. 19, the University elected this campaign, six are set a precedent of genuine of Mississippi elected its first in Panhellenic Council, one leadership and a commitment ever Homecoming King. Carl is on National Panhellenic to the student body for Tart of Yazoo has solidified Council and two are not in campus elections. This win his place in the history books. either organization. This is a is groundbreaking and well BILLY SCHUERMAN/ THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN Tart is a brother of the Eta far better number than 2018 deserved. Congratulations In an instagram post published Friday, Tart expresses his gratitude by Beta Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma elections when every single University of Mississippi for saying, in part: “YOU made this walking statistic into a pivotal piece of Fraternity, Inc. and serves as winner was a member of ‘Crowning Carl.’ campus history. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for allowing Panhellenic Council. the executive director of the me to serve as your FIRST HOMECOMING KING. I cannot wait to use my Student Activities Association Tart is the only National Yasmine Malone is a junior and chief of staff for the Black Panhellenic winner in the general studies major from platform to give others the HAPPINESS they deserve, the OPPORTUNITY Student Union. No matter election. His years of dedication Clarksdale, Mississippi. of a lifetime, the space for MATURITY, and the ultimate EXPERIENCE of to service, leadership and what it means to be an Ole Miss Rebel.”

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@corral_matt “It was a different situation each @TuckerItaliano time. The quarterback made some FOOTBALL “It’s 2019 “Now everybody thinks they are vince continued from page 1 good throws He scrambled around lombardi or something. No matter and made some plays, they got open what YOU FANS/ANALYST say, it wont some,” Ole Miss defensive coordinator How do you not stop the game to change this team AT ALL. I LOVE THEM near midfield to force a Cal punt. Mike MacIntyre said. “A few times, we review a crucial goal line play that will TO DEATH AND WILL GO TO WAR WITH Plumlee would again produce a played it right. A lot of time we didn’t decide a game THEM ANYDAY. #WeAreBetterTogether clutch big play with a 41-yard throw to play it as well as we’d like.” @OleMissFB” Demarcus Gregory that was downed Offensively, Matt Corral completed How is there not cameras set up at the Cal 10-yard line. Ole Miss had 22-41 passes for 266 yards. He also led on each of the 4 pylons for scoring to work with no timeouts under 30 the Rebels in rushing with 56 yards situations @nategabler seconds left. and a touchdown with 3:49 in the first Plumlee completed a pass to Elijah quarter. His injury was related to his How, in a game between two diff. conf., “Mike Maclntrye (who has experience Moore near the end zone, but was not ribs according to Ole Miss offensive does 1 of the teams get their conf. crew with Pac12 officials) on that final ruled in. No whistle to review was coordinator Rich Rodriguez. and not a neutral 1” series: blown by the officials. The offense Plumlee competed all seven of hurried to the football and attempted his pass attempts for 82 yards. Elijah @ClayTravis ‘I’m not going to comment on that. I’ve a sneak play with Plumlee, but the Moore led all receivers with 11 catches been fined $10,000 for that before. Rebels were ruled short again as time for 102 yards. Ole Miss was held to “The Pac 12 officials called tthe game Not going to make that mistake again.’ expired. three field goal attempts in the Cal and were in charge of all replays today “I thought, at the very least, that red zone. Luke Logan made field in Oxford. Pac 12 didn’t stop the game ... and that’s a comment in itself” they’re supposed to review every play… goals from 29 and 33 yards in the first at the end there. Wow. That’s a big but it’s fourth down, so you can’t quarter, but missed from 29 yards scandal. Huge fail.” @jareduke wait. You have to get a play called. I out early in the fourth quarter already thought at the very least it should’ve down two touchdowns. The Rebels “So do those refs fly back with Cal now been reviewed, but we didn’t have a were shut out in the third quarter and @KeithCarterOM or how does that work?” timeout and couldn’t spike it. So our couldn’t find a rhythm until late. only option was to do the quarterback “The guys completed. I think “Many fans have contacted me about sneak it and get the ball over,” Luke the officiating at the end of the game. @EverythingRebs watching the film is going to made said. us miserable… the third quarter was Here is our official statement. @pac12 “I’m just gonna say this and it’ll be the Chase Garbers had a pair of career really bad. We didn’t get a first down @OleMissFB highs for the Golden Bears behind one time I say it. This crowd is pathetic and missed a few things. I need to look “We are extremely disappointed with center. He completed 23-35 passes for for a ranked team coming to Oxford. at the film to see what happened,” the officiating at the end of the game 357 yards and threw four touchdowns, I don’t care that it’s at 11 AM. Very Rodriguez said. and are expecting a full explanation disappointing. Rebel fans, support two of which came in the second half Ole Miss will travel to Tuscaloosa to pull away from Ole Miss early in from the PAC-12 regarding the call the guys that are here. They chose his next week to face the No. 2 ranked and subsequent non-review of the university and you should be here. Lets the third quarter. Overall, the Golden Crimson Tide next Saturday. Kickoff is Bears finished 6-12 on on third downs. 3rd down play. We feel strongly that go Rebs” set for 2:30 p.m. the play should have been reviewed by the PAC-12 officials in the review @OleMissNoProb booth. Even if the play didn’t result in a touchdown, the spot of the ball “i’d rather lose by 30 than being @SECOfficialing on 4th down was questionable. “ robbed like this” “Officiating crew affliations for games on @38Godfrey September 21:” “Ole Miss managed the game horribly @Acotoz @GrantWiley2 and still needed a conversion to tie but “Notre Dame just scored a TD that they also got screwed here.” “I can’t lie... the offense just felt looks exactly the same as Elijah @FauxMattLuke Moore’s, guess Pac 12 refs are different with John Rhys Plumlee at special... QB.” “Y’all so trash @pac12refs” WITH TWEET FROM @SECOFFICIALING TRYING TO SELL SOMETHING? LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? NEED A JOB?

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