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col reb Founding Member

Just said on tv that Schafer (?) will not be there this year. Says he is finishing two correspondence courses at his home if Fla. Should be there for the start of next year.
BULL CHIT

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col reb, Jun 28, 2006

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LSUGradin99 I Bleedeth Purple 'N Gold

Now is a good time to take a look at this tv ad Coach O did last year.

> Coach O and his Hummer <

LSUGradin99, Jun 28, 2006

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Contained Chaos Don't we all?

LSUGradin99 said:

Now is a good time to take a look at this tv ad Coach O did last year.

> Coach O and his Hummer <
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How appropriate that that jackass is promoting Hummers.

Contained Chaos, Jun 28, 2006

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col reb Founding Member

Correction. He says he "might" be there in time. But not as early as expected. If so, will have little time to make friends and get used to teammates......and such things as timing.

col reb, Jun 29, 2006

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marcmc99 Founding Member

Looks like if he can figure out how to spell 2 + 2, he might be there by the end of July.

Wait continues for Rebel quarterback

Brent Schaeffer must pass 6 hours of correspondence work before enrolling at Ole Miss

OXFORD — Ole Miss will have to wait a little longer for Brent Schaeffer.

Schaeffer will not be on campus for the second semester of summer school as originally planned, Rebels coach Ed Orgeron said Wednesday.

Instead, Chandra Schaeffer said her son, who was named the Rebels' starting quarterback on signing day in February, probably won't make it to Oxford until late July because he still must complete six credit hours of correspondence courses to become eligible to enroll at Ole Miss.

"He wanted to get there sooner, I'm sure," Chandra Schaeffer said. "He kind of had to get two years' worth of work done in a year. It was a lot of work."

Earlier this month, Chandra Schaeffer said her son had completed his junior college classes at the College of the Sequoias in Visalia, Calif., and planned to be in Oxford at the beginning of July, for the start of the second summer school session. Orgeron said that was his target date for Schaeffer's arrival, too.

Schaeffer still can be eligible this fall if he passes the courses. Orgeron and Chandra Schaeffer said they're confident Schaeffer will complete the work in time to participate in the August two-a-day practices.

But Orgeron said Wednesday he has set no new timeline for Schaeffer's arrival.

"He's going to be done when he's done," Orgeron said. " The priority is just finishing the academic work he needs to do. Obviously, we would've preferred to have Brent here at the beginning of the summer. But the work is taking a little longer than expected and that's it.

"He's got work to do and work to finish."

Ole Miss' offensive hopes rest on Schaeffer's shoulders even though he hasn't played a down for the Rebels.

Schaeffer did start three games as a freshman at Tennessee in 2004 before transferring.

In junior college last fall, Schaeffer threw for 2,975 yards and 40 touchdowns, while rushing for 854 yards and 12 scores.

He is the only quarterback on Ole Miss' roster with Division I experience.

"You try not to worry about (his arrival)," said Robert Lane, a former quarterback converted into a tight end. "And if he doesn't show up, that's fine. This time last year, he wasn't here either. We've got some good quarterbacks and if he doesn't show up, that's just how it is and we're going to have to go ahead.

"But hopefully he does."

Ole Miss had hoped Schaeffer could be on campus during the summer to become acclimated to the surroundings and get to know teammates. He does have a copy of the Rebels' playbook and has kept in contact with offensive coordinator Dan Werner since signing his letter-of-intent.

Ole Miss' preseason practice begins in early August and the Rebels' first game is Sept. 3 against Memphis.

"Academics and completing his coursework is our No. 1 priority for him," Orgeron said. "We want him here for camp and we want him ready to go."
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marcmc99, Jun 29, 2006

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NoLimitMD Founding Member

marcmc99 said:

Looks like if he can figure out how to spell 2 + 2, he might be there by the end of July.
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Oh well. I guess the Ole Miss faithful will be disappointed.

NoLimitMD, Jul 2, 2006

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edyel edyel

Coach "E" As in Eddie Munster.:rofl:

edyel, Jul 2, 2006

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TigerBait3 Guest

I want to hurt Ole Miss fans when I see these stickers...

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TigerBait3, Jul 2, 2006

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saltyone So Mote It Be

TigerBait3 said:

I want to hurt Ole Miss fans when I see these stickers...

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We took some pictures of those last year, while at the ole' piss game. Grad and I were laughing and pointing while the piss fans just stood there and watched. What a bunch of losers!

saltyone, Jul 2, 2006

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lsu-i-like Playoff advocate

O, the coach??!!!!???? :dis::rofl:

lsu-i-like, Jul 3, 2006

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