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Fanhouse: Jeremiah Masoli, Former Oregon QB, Possibly Headed to Ole Miss

Filed under: Mississippi, Oregon, Pac 10, SECJeremiah Masoli is shopping for a new place to play quarterback and he may be settling on Mississippi, if the school will have him.

The Commercial Appeal reported Monday that the former Oregon quarterback has sent his scholarship release papers to the University of Mississippi.

Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt confirmed to the Memphis newspaper that he has received Masoli's paperwork. Nutt said a week ago that he had no interest in bringing Masoli into his program.

Masoli was dismissed from the Ducks program on June 9 after two arrests in six months. Masoli, ...

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