so how did you wind up at ole miss? ole miss was right down the road. it was a half hour down the road. and i figured it'd be easier for my family, friends, to get down to oxford to come see me play. were the tuohys deliberately steering a football powerhouse to their alma mater? no one has ever said that to my face. and if they did, i would tell them, don't let the door hit their butt on the way out. the tuohys ended up being investigated. the ncaa had questions about is this conservatorship legitimate. but the investigation turned up nothing. and michael oher was allowed to play for ole miss ultimately. he was immediately accepted as somebody that was going to be a star there. michael oher is a football phenom. a 6 foot 5 inch 325 pounds lightning fast force of nature. any kind of accolade you could win as a offensive tackle, he was killing by a landslide. michael oher is a guy that most people-- some people think he's the number one tackle in the country. i think-- he was a first round draft pick. although, he has said that he fell in the nfl draft b

i played sports in college at ole miss.ot hard to figure out there's a difference between men and women in sports. there is a reason you have men's basketball and women's basketball, men's football in college and you don't have women's football in college. doesn't mean that one is better than the other, but this idea that we are going to blend these together and anybody can wake up on any given day and go "i'm the opposite sex," track stars breaking women's records, swimmers breaking women's records, trophies being taken away. what worries me more than that is a scholarships. when you work your tail off, there is a lot of kids working out of poverty because of sports into college, may not be an sec school, maybe division iii, may be combination of scholarships. but-i've witnessed scholarships give kids a better life. i was one of them. i knew he was going to be hitting that yellow -- it was going to be eating that yellow ball really hard. they are having scholarships taken away from them, and not only that, they are in a lo

as it turns out, he was on the dean's list at ole miss. despite all of his hardships. and he had a hard life. he doesn't deny that. he grew up on the rough side of the mountain and the tueys certainly did help him, but there was more to his success and everyone seemed to agree. >> okay. look forward to what is going to be a very fascinated look at this entire experience. michael fletcher, thank you so much. the cnn flash doc, blind sided, premiers tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn and you can stream it on max. >>> all right. four years after he was killed in a helicopter crash, the los angeles lakers have unveiled the first of three statues honoring the late basketball legend and five-time nba champion, kobe bryant. large crowds gathered at the center of star plaza on friday to see the 19-foot tall, 4,000 pound bronze statue of kobe. it features him wearing his number 8 jersey and pointing toward the sky, which symbolizes the moment he walked off the court following his career high 81-point game against the raptors in 2006. the other statues will feature ko

i played sports in college at ole miss.ard to figure out there's a difference between men and women in sports. there is a reason you have men's basketball and women's basketball, men's football in college and you don't have women's football in college. doesn't mean that one is better than the other, but this idea that we are going to blend these together and anybody can wake up on any given day and go "i'm the opposite sex," track stars breaking women's records, swimmers breaking women's records, trophies being taken away. what worries me more than that is a scholarships. when you work your tail off, there is a lot of kids working out of poverty because of sports into college, may not be an sec school, maybe division iii, may be combination of scholarships. but-i've witnessed scholarships give kids a better life. i was one of them. i knew he was going to be hitting that yellow -- it was going to be eating that yellow ball really hard. they are having scholarships taken away from them, and not only that, they are in a locker

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john cox john, this is a tail ole of two consumer stocks this morning where did the miss from nestle they had problems with the vitamin businesses nestle, over the last couple years, spent big on building a mu multibillion dollar supplement business it is trying to do an integration with two factories involved and that has gone wrong for them you sueaw consumer health volums down in q4 after a decline in q3 the company cut guidance from close to 8% organic sales growth for 2023 to 7.5% they missed that figure. that problem is taking them longer to sort out in addition, the guidance of 2024 of 4% organic sales growth. this is unlike nestle to come out with the cautious statement for the year that is on the pack of the consumer health business and the problem with the i.t. integration. overall, the market is very cautious on food at the moment saw danon with the good set of numbers with the stock up .50% nestle missed and it was down 5% we saw jdp yesterday with the stock down 7% at one point i think a lot of that is to do with the environment on food a lot of investors focusing on foo