Dabo Swinney went on a massive rant against Ole Miss, Pete Golding, Rebels GM Austin Thomas for blatant tampering with Luke Ferrelli
— Trey Wallace (@TreyWallace_) January 23, 2026
Dabo just put Ole Miss on blast, saying Pete Golding offered him a $1 million contract while in class at Clemson.
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So people are throwing crazy money at Luke. Good for him, but explains why he's not here…
Glad that Dabo is shining a light on this whole drama. I hope Ole Miss gets penalized for tampering. It should serve as a warning to future prospective tamperers.
It's must see tv for sure though…
It's must see tv for sure though…
Pretty funny.
I find this whole mess disgusting and not what college athletics is supposed be about.
The Bear will not quilt, the Bear will not dye!
I like$ it.
GO LAUNDRY!
GO LAUNDRY!
Luke Ferrelli for Heisman.
A million dollar offer while in class means the story is probably false
$1,000,000 for Luke Ferrelli? ***?
What am I missing here?
What am I missing here?
He has to live in. Mississippi
MiZery said:
He has to live in. Mississippi
You must not have made the trip to Oxford back in 2019, win aside it is a glorious college town, wonderful people, and The Grove is college football paradise
Strykur said:MiZery said:
He has to live in. Mississippi
You must not have made the trip to Oxford back in 2019, win aside it is a glorious college town, wonderful people, and The Grove is college football paradise
It sho was a good time.
blungld said:
I find this whole mess disgusting and not what college athletics is supposed be about.
Was sad to see him go but now I'm just happy this isn't our problem anymore. Even if we got him for another year it seems like it'd be a matter of time before he tried to go elsewhere.
I'll be honest, I still think your word should mean something. I'm not a big fan of Ferrelli doing this even if he's not our player anymore.
Thi$ i$ "college football".
plus the coeds in oxford are upper echelon!Strykur said:MiZery said:
He has to live in. Mississippi
You must not have made the trip to Oxford back in 2019, win aside it is a glorious college town, wonderful people, and The Grove is college football paradise
blungld said:
I find this whole mess disgusting and not what college athletics is supposed be about.
Ya think?
The dude got tampered with by Clemson while he was still a player/employed by California, then they get all up in their feelings because Ole Miss offered him a bigger deal than them before he had officially signed his contract? I understand not liking the current state of college football but Clemson has no leg to stand on here. They broke the rules and they're then upset that someone else broke the rules more successfully. It's a bidding war and they got outbid, this is like when SMU got the death penalty because they paid Eric Dickerson and were turned in by a TAMU booster who claimed "I already bribed him with a gold trans-am but he accepted their bribe instead!"MinotStateBeav said:
I'll be honest, I still think your word should mean something. I'm not a big fan of Ferrelli doing this even if he's not our player anymore.
People need to not act holier than thou when they're already breaking the rules just because someone else is doing it better. The state of things is a ****show but don't act like a saint when someone else navigates through the **** better than you
blungld said:
I find this whole mess disgusting and not what college athletics is supposed be about.
who what or where?
FUNK TRUNK !
Not a great look for Ole Miss, the Ferrelli family, and college football as a whole. It makes professional football look way more tame.
Now we have an basketball player at Alabama getting "ruled" eligible despite having played in teh G-League, being on a two-way contract.
Do we have any former players playing in the G-League or China or Europe that want to come back?
Now we have an basketball player at Alabama getting "ruled" eligible despite having played in teh G-League, being on a two-way contract.
Do we have any former players playing in the G-League or China or Europe that want to come back?
cal93 said:
Not a great look for Ole Miss, the Ferrelli family, and college football as a whole. It makes professional football look way more tame.
Now we have an basketball player at Alabama getting "ruled" eligible despite having played in teh G-League, being on a two-way contract.
Do we have any former players playing in the G-League or China or Europe that want to come back?
Why limit your inquiry to our "former players"? Anyone who meets minimum admission standards for a "student athlete" can be hired.