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Renardo Sidney's attorney showed representatives from the NCAA Eligibility Center and Mississippi State bank statements from the family's two-year stay in the Los Angeles area in the hope to get the highly-touted forward eligible for the start of the SEC.
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2009 NCAA College Football – Kentucky vs Mississippi
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UPDATED: Jackson sees movement in Sidney case
The Blog —
... Donald Jackson, the attorney for Mississippi State basketball freshman Renardo Sidney, wrote in a text message sent to a handful of media outlets that an NCAA representative "was allowed to visually inspect deposit information for all family bank accounts" in a meeting today in Montgomery, where Jackson's offices are located. (ESPN.com reported today that Jackson handed over bank statements, too, but Jackson told The Clarion-Ledger tonight that was inaccurate.) ...
Do Bank Statements Exculpate Sidney Family?
Rush The Court —
... Katz is reporting this afternoon that the Renardo Sidney saga could — emphasis, ours — be reaching its natural conclusion. After meetings held at the Sidney family attorney’s office in Montgomery, Alabama, this morning, Donald Jackson stated that the Sidneys revealed bank statements to the NCAA and Mississippi State representatives, which was one of the key pieces of evidence that investigators had requested. From the report by Katz: ...
Could the Renardo Sidney saga be coming to a close?
Ballin' is a Habit —
... On Friday, Andy Katz reported that the Sidneys met with their lawyer and some NCAA representatives to show bank deposits and bank statements that Sidneys hope will prove that they could afford the house they lived in for two years in Southern California. ...
Miss St.'s Sidney may be eligible after all
Beyond the Arc —
... After a long investigation into the matter, Sidney’s lawyer says the NCAA will come to the same conclusion and clear Sidney to play. ...
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UK-Mississippi State updates
johnclay.bloginky.com 29 days ago — For those who don’t want to participate in the liveblog , we’ll have updates from tonight’s Kentucky-Mississippi St game here.
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Mississippi State @ Kentucky -- Open Game Thread
aseaofblue.com 29 days ago —
This is the official A Sea of Blue Open Game Thread for the Mississippi State Bulldogs at Kentucky Wildcats football game. The particulars are as follows, via UKAthletics.com :
Kentucky vs. Mississippi State Saturday, October 31, 2009, Commonwealth Stadium, Lexington, Ky. Time: ...
Sidneys' lawyer thinks race is playing a role in eligibility struggle
sportingnews.com 9/30/2009 — There are 18 items on the laundry list of documents provided by the family of presumptive Mississippi State power forward Renardo Sidney to the NCAA for the purpose of establishing his eligibility for intercollegiate athletics.
That's not 18 pages ...
Big numbers for Mississippi State/Florida
sportsmediawatch.blogspot.com 10/27/2009 — The Gators continue to draw big audiences.Saturday's Mississippi State/Florida game drew a 3.4 U.S. rating and 5.7 million viewers on ESPN, up 55% and 57%, respectively, from a 2.2 and 3.6 million for LSU/South Carolina last year.Mississippi ...
Post-game thoughts on loss to Mississippi State
johnclay.bloginky.com 29 days ago — (H-L photo/Mark Cornelison)
Some thoughts/notes on Kentucky’s 31-24 loss to Mississippi State:
Yes, the big question was why Randall Cobb didn’t touch the ball on that late third-quarter/early fourth-quarter drive when UK had a ...
SEC reprimands Kiffin, Mullen for knocking refs —
Examiner Sports 10/27/2009
Tennessee's Lane Kiffin and Mississippi State's Dan Mullen were reprimanded Monday by the Southeastern Conference for criticizing officials, raising the number of coaches to be scolded by the league for knocking game officiating to three in the last week.
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