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The newest addition to the Ole Miss football program, former Oregon QB Jeremiah Masoli, is expected to be on campus today after arriving from his home in San Francisco. Freshmen and newcomers officially report tomorrow, veterans Saturday, and Ole Miss will be the last SEC team to get under way when practice begins Sunday. ...
If there's a weakness for Alabama heading into the season it's the loss of experience on defense. And that's the losses they knew about. The Tide lost a key reserve yesterday when defensive back Rod Woodson, of Olive Branch, left the team. Here Chris Low updates the status of star defensive end Marcell Dareus, who is having agent issues, and a decision on his status rests with the NCAA. ...
Two Tennessee players involved in the summer bar fight were reinstated by first-year coach Derek Dooley as the Vols begin camp. ...
In other articles, it has been mentioned that there is concern that Masoli's guilty plea to the misdemeanor drug charge may be deemed a violation of his one-year probation for the conviction from March.
If they decide later that it was a violation, what does it mean to the Ole Miss team?
Is it mainly a legal issue ( might have jail time)?,
or is it something that could rule JM ineligible (forfeiture of any games he has played in)?