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ESPN analyst says Laremy Tunsil sold out Ole Miss coaches
By Kevin Duffey
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The Laremy Tunsil NFL Draft story from Thursday night is unlike anything I’ve ever seen. It’s the biggest draft story in the social media era, and hopefully, many lessons will be learned with future prospects. But unfortunately Tunsil is the guinea pig.
Oh, what he and Ole Miss wouldn’t give for a mulligan last night.
Anyway, ESPN NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay chimed in on the Tunsil situation, saying Tunsil sold out the Ole Miss coaches, basically saying he should have kept the admission to himself.
Oh, McShay. pic.twitter.com/oX7vneBTJB
— Ira Schoffel (@IraSchoffel) April 29, 2016
McShay is referring to Tunsil admitting that money exchanged hands from the coaches during his time.
Here’s the Tunsil video from last night that McShay is referring to:
Tunsil's Draft Presser via WBBM. "Was their an exchange between you and your coach for $$?" "I'd have to say, yeah." pic.twitter.com/TqYeOSjOfO
— Robby Donoho III (@RobbyDonoho) April 29, 2016
Much speculation has gone into the fact that perhaps Tunsil didn’t hear the question or understand it. It’s a very weird scenario that will be talked about for many years.
The Rebels released a statement after the draft vowing to “aggressively investigate” the situation.
A graduate of the University of Florida and founder of Saturday Down South, Kevin is a college football enthusiast.
