The thing I'm most pissed about is the Administration as well as Hugh Freeze. 
Administration
1. They should have told the NCAA to kiss their ass and prove it
2. They should have paid more attention. The University's compliance officer failed, big time, in monitoring what was going on. 
3. Vitter is a disaster and needs to resign, or someone find a way to get his ass gone. He wouldn't listen to Bjork or anyone else. He's nothing but a part of the GOB Network and needs to be gone. Bjork has caught alot of flack, but when your boss is telling you to do something, you have to do it. I like Bjork, and especially like the fact that he's an outsider.

Freeze
1. He caused so much embarrassment by his actions and we will suffer for his actions for years to come.
2. Every single thing he accomplished is tarnished - including the Sugar Bowl memory. 
3. His clearing the staff out was purely due to his inability to see the state of the program. He kept Luke on for all of this time, and then hired Longo. What an idiot...................

SEC Office
Yes, I blame the SEC office for allowing the NCAA to camp out on campus for half a decade and allowing other schools to go after Ole Miss. I hope that entire office burns down and I hope there's a way for every single team in this conference to lose and to suffer the same bullshit we've gone through. This would have NEVER happened under Slive (as much as I hated him). 

But yeah........I've given up on this football team. Not sure I'll watch another game this season to be honest.

As usual, I agree with Semper except for one thing.  Hopefully he is right, but we let history repeat itself while everyone was talking about it.  The Billy Brewer/Gerald Turner fiasco should have taught anyone connected with Ole Miss you cannot play ball with the NCAA.  Other than that I second Semper's findings.  Something I wish though from everyone on the board, LET'S GET POSITIVE ABOUT the REBELS.  We have so much negativity expressed on here that sometimes I go 2 or 3 days without even reading posts, much less posting something myself. These kids are playing hard!  Some of them are not SEC caliber players and that goes back to Hugh's change after his big contract.  He quit recruiting.  (legally anyway)  I watched a team quit on Houston Nutt; this one is not doing that and I am going to make a bold prediction.  We will upset Kentucky this Saturday.

Sooper_Rebel wrote:

The thing that I am most angry about is the NCAA. Our stuff is garbage compared with what is going on around the CFB world but we are the ones being maligned publicly and treated as a dirty program. The fact that there are teams covering up rape, paying players outright, and having athletes get credit for fake classes and getting off scott free is infuriating. I'm tired of Bama fans calling us cheaters while their players are running around in brand new cars. I'm tired of us getting 1 or 2 big time recruits and this being more suspicious than Bama getting the unanimous top class for 6 years in a row to have 5 stars sit on a bench for a couple of seasons. I'm tired of these pissant MSU fans that have taken more pleasure from our rivalry and downfall and treating us as actual "enemies" than simple opposing football teams. (Read their boards and you will see just how much hatred actually exists.... actual hatred.) I'm tired of us being the sacrifice of the SEC while every other team gets to do whatever the hell they want to and it just gets covered up or goes away.

Sooper.....when you (insert administration) refuse to fight back a bully (insert NCAA) will push you around at will....it's a simple concept.  Other schools don't just take it they punch back... When we finally grow a pair then we'll cease being the NCAA punching bag. And let me say further....when the supporters/fans of OM who USED to be true rebels instead of wimps have finally had enough they will force the administration to change....until then it's business (insert wimpyness) as usual.

Remember the old movie where the guy screams...."I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it any more!?"  Well that is the kind of effort it's going to take.

As for pointing the finger at the guilty party for the decline in Ole Miss football, I feel the administration is primarily responsible.  Everything starts at the top and the Ole Miss Administration has proven that they are often inept when it comes to leadership and working to sustain winning programs.  Often they are more concerned about being in power, showing their power, and letting everyone know they are in power.  These leaders have a way of making bad decisions and putting their foot in their mouths.  

Hugh Freeze is also very responsible for the rise and fall of Ole Miss football over the past few years.  He became a dark horse coach and produced almost immediate positive results after having to deal with Houston Mutt's dumpster fire.  The sad thing is that this success inflated Hugh's ego and he simply could not handle the fame.  Freeze got the big head and after two seasons lost the fire in his belly to keep the team successful.  Many people around Freeze noted the change in his personality after a couple of seasons.  In the end Freeze proved to be a hypocrite and an ineffective manager.  Most of the NCAA allegations happened on his watch, so he is to blame for the improprieties.  The Administration is to blame for not taking the advice of a good lawyer and telling the NCAA to take their investigation where the sun does not shine.

To me there are better ways to spend every Saturday than to attend a ball game.  Back in the day they were fun, but now The Grove is just too crowded and people seem to come for the party rather than the game.  Ticket prices are ridiculously high and the amount that you are asked to pledge is ludicrous.  Also, how do you know where your money is being spent?  Now, going to a couple of games each season might be fun, but I just do not have a desire to go to every game and spend the high dollars it takes to go to every game.

Fans can only hope that Ole Miss will get better.  The seasons where Ole Miss went to top bowls and won the Sugar Bowl were great.  There is almost no doubt that teams like Alabama and Moo U work to keep rising and rival teams down.  They do not want or like the competition.  Being able to repeat the process of these successful years would be nice, but it is hard to compete when you do not have an administration that will fight or work to produce a winner.