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Bleacher Report: Is Jeremiah Masoli Taking His Talents To Oxford a Good Or Bad Thing?

This college football offseason has been wild. Since Alabama won the National Championship, headlines over conference expansion and the role of agents have been on the forefront. One headline might have been a little under the radar unless you lived in Oregon or Mississippi or you were a fan of these respective teams. This story involves one of the starting quarterbacks of the 2010 Rose Bowl. The long strange trip of Jeremiah Masoli continues after the Mississippi (Ole Miss) Rebels invited the troubled quarterback a chance to walk-on this season. Masoli threw for 2,147 yards, and rushed for 668 yards ...

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