Ole Miss receives its latest notice of allegations.

It is banned itself from the 2017 postseason.

We'll get into that on this edition of The Audible.

Welcome to the Audible.

I'm Stuart Mandel, joined by Bruce Feldman.

Bruce was just the last episode, I believe, that I was saying that it's a dead time in February.

We're scrounging for things to talk about.

Pretty big news dropped on Wednesday.

Yeah, so Ole Miss had about a 20-minute YouTube video with the Chancellor of the School and the AD, Ross Bjork, as well as Hugh Freeze, outlining what the notice allegations are.

To me, the two biggest takeaways off the top were one that they are sanctioned, self-sanctioning a postseason ban for this coming season, and two, the lack of institutional control that is also connected to Hugh Freeze, the head coach.

And that puts him in serious jeopardy there going forward.

You know, I wanted to ask you right off the top before we get into what all this means. that puts him in serious jeopardy there going forward.

You know, I wanted to ask you right off the top before we get into what all this means.

You've spent a lot of time yourself in Oxford, Mississippi,

and around a program obviously was a different regime,

but I think you probably know the psyche of Ole Miss fans better than certainly better than I do.

What is this like for them right now to have kind of gotten a taste of the big time with those two seasons and those winds over Alabama?

And now it seems like it's all coming crashing down.

Yeah, it's a pretty fascinating dynamic there. I mean,

I got to say, so I was around a decade ago, and a lot of those assistants were on at Ogeron's

staff. Now, what's interesting is they were in on some big time kids, but they never got them, you know,

and so it's easy to look back cynically and say, you know, the best players

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