here is the deal, being a "journalist" or media personality has little to do with talent today.  It is all about emotional responses and how to generate them from the masses.  Ole Miss in general has a negative perception in many ways from the general population.  dbags like wolken and forde have formed a gleeful bias against seeming beginning back during the cutt firing and the CEO hiring.  

the last rebelgrove podcast i listened to was when they had wolken on.  He is such a disingenuous prick.  Said he has nothing against OM or freeze but did not like how freeze talks all holy and then hears things to the contrary.  Fine, he can use this as an excuse against freeze because freeze deserve the criticism at this point. However the media normally loves to take their platform and bury people they get to destroy but always neglects their own hypocrisy.  they get to throw blanket accusations and condemnations while never being held accountable for their actions.  Mainly because whoever they attack, 90% of the sporting news population will find join in it because it is not their team.  So as long as what ever hateful hyperbole they spew is not against the team you pull for, they will get to say it and people will soak it up

journalism is dead  

I just ignore all news.

Forde, Wolken and some others always go after "the low hanging fruit." That's what Ole Miss is now. They're trying to ride the horse for all it's worth, because they know that at some point soon events are going to push aside interest in this story. Every day Freeze is gone from Ole Miss, our connection with him becomes less. Once the COI meets and hands down sanctions, the public will begin to quickly lose interest in that drama. These ax-swingers will have to move on to other, more juicy low hanging fruit.