Hidy, Taddy, gosh almighty, what the hell happened to us?

Pets, our pets heads are falling off here in Oxford.

My dog's going crazy.

Ole Miss, just missed out on a chance to go to the National Championship,

and now, you know, they're already down, feeling bad.

Then we get kicked in the nuts because the NCAA has just come down

with a decision on Trinidad Chambliss waiver.

They have denied the Ole Miss quarterback an extra year of eligibility.

Now, that's the bad news.

He was seeking a sixth year.

They, the windows still exist.

They get, Ole Miss can appeal, and certainly they will appeal this.

I think the attorney Tom Mars, who's representing Trinidad, I think he's already filing suit as we speak.

Here's a statement from Tom Mars via Ross Delinger.

Shout out Ross Delinger.

I'm disappointed but not surprised.

Last time I checked, however, the only score that matters is the one at the end of the

fourth quarter.

I assume Ole Miss will file an appeal with the NCAA, but that's their decision to make.

However, there's now an opportunity to move this case to a level playing field where

Trinidad's rights will be determined by the Mississippi State Judiciary instead of some bureaucrats in Indianapolis who couldn't care less about the law or doing the right thing.

Whether to pursue that course of action is a decision only Trinidad and his parents can make spoken like a true lawyer right there. Oh, yeah. Suing shall commence.

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