QUESTIONING, DOUBT, AND DISSENT ARE DISCOURAGED, OR EVEN PUNISHED
Does anyone remember a Clarion Ledger beat reporter named Riley Blevins? Riley was attempting to do some real journalism, something that seldom happens over at the Clarion Ledger, when it comes into alleged improprieties that involve Ole Miss.
Lindsey Miller, the stepfather of Laramy Tunsil, was involved in a skirmish with Tunsil, supposedly over the fact Tunsil was receiving illegal inducements from professional agents. Given that Tunsil was entering his junior season at Ole Miss as the potential first round pick in the next NFL draft, it was a big story and Blevins jumped on it.
Suddenly, and with little warning, Blevins is gone from the Clarion Ledger. Was he asking too many questions? Perhaps getting a little too close to the truth?
@MSGRIDIRON don't say @Riley_Blevins was young and didn't know how to handle it. He did it right and is gone. @Quartaback_Jack
— brown baggin it (@jdog5513) June 30, 2016
You know why. We all know why. https://t.co/4fADisQOUC
— Riley Blevins (@Riley_Blevins) January 29, 2016
We’ll never know for sure, but the prompt manner in which Blevins was taken out certainly resembles cult-like behavior.
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