From: srobertson@genespage.com [mailto:srobertson@genespage.

com]
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2017 9:46 AM
To: rtjolly
Subject: Open Records Request

Rob,

I hope things are well with you and your family.

Three requests:

(1) Any and all letters of disassociation from 10/1/2016 - 2/23/2017

(2) A list of self reported infractions 1/1/2016 - 2/23/2017

(3) The amended notice of allegations detailing the eight new allegations from the NCAA enforcement
staff regarding the Ole Miss football program.
Considering that University of Mississippi Athletics Director Ross Bjork read a summary of those
allegations, the administration clearly has that document in possession. I would argue that the public
declaration of the knowledge enclosed in that document makes the document itself subject the
Mississippi Open Records Act.

Steve

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From: Jon Solomon <solomonjt2003@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2017 1:18 PM
To: Lee Tyner; Donna L. Gurley
Subject: CBS Sports open records request

Pursuant to the Mississippi Public Records Act, CBS Sports is requesting a copy of the NCAA's
revised notice of allegations sent to the University of Mississippi on or around Feb. 22, 2017.
Ole Miss has already publicly discussed the allegations in detail. Ole Miss announced decisions
that impact its publicly-funded university due in part to the latest NCAA notice.

On Feb. 22, Ole Miss athletic director Ross Bjork said the following: "Therefore, based on
number and scope of the allegations in the revised notice, the factual information we have
available, NCAA case precedent and penalty guidelines, and most importantly, the involvement
of this former staff member in Level I violations, the university is self-imposing a one-year
postseason ban on the football program for the 2017 season in addition to our previously
announced self-imposed penalties. As part of this postseason ban, under SEC rules we must
forfeit our annual portion of SEC postseason football revenue for next year, expected to be
approximately $7.8 million."

In addition, CBS Sports is requesting a copy of Ole Miss' 2015-16 NCAA revenue and expenses
report. This is the annual report universities are required to send to the NCAA detailing its
finances. This is different than the annual Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act report.

The law requires that Ole Miss responds to this request between one and 14 days, depending
upon your department's established policy. If Ole Miss denies either of these requests, please
cite each specific statue or exemption the university believes justifies the refusal to release the
document, and notify me of the appeal procedures available to me under the law.

Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Jon Solomon, CBSSports.com

(205) 572-2907

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From: Dennis Dodd <dennis.dodd@cbsinteractive.com>
Date: February 23, 2017 at 2:27:00 PM CST
To: ltyner@olemiss.edu, chancellor@olemiss.edu, Greg Sankey
<gsankey@sec.org>, djone@ago.state.ms.us
Subject: Freedom of Information records request/University of Mississippi

Dennis Dodd
12733 Richards St.
(913) 484-903
Feb 23, 2017

Lee Tyner, general counsel

209 Lyceum
University of Mississippi
Oxford, Miss 38677

Dear Mr. Tyner:

Pursuant to the Mississippi Public Records Act of 1983, Miss. Code Ann. 25-61-1 et seq.
(Supp. 1996), I request the right to inspect and copy the NCAAs amended notice of allegations
delivered to the University of Mississippi athletic department on or around Feb. 22, 2017. I
request that any copied material be provided to me in the following format: My email:
dennis.dodd@cbsinteractive. My physical address: 12733 Richards St., Overland Park, KS
66213

Because this information is a media request is intended for dissemination to the general public, I
request that you waive any costs or fees that otherwise might be charged. If you assess any
charges related to this records request, I agree to pay your actual cost incurred in searching and
duplicating these public records, up to an amount not to exceed $500. If you anticipate costs in
excess of that amount, please contact me before proceeding with this records request.

Where exemptions to the Public Records Act are discretionary, I ask you not to withhold such
records, even if they might qualify for withholding under the law. If you withhold any records as
exempt, please redact the exempted portions and release the remainder of the records, as required
by 25-61-9(2) of the Public Records Act. In any case where you withhold public records in a
prompt and complete manner, please explain in writing any such denial, as required by the
Records Act.

If you have any questions regarding my request, I would appreciate your communicating with
me by telephone rather than by mail. I look forward to your reply as soon as is practicable, no
more than 7 working days. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.

Sincerely;

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Dennis Dodd
Senior national college football columnist
CBS Sports
Dennis.dodd@cbsinteractive.com
913 484 9038
@dennisdoddcbs

cc Jeffrey Vitter
cc Greg Sankey
cc James Hood

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From: Chris Williams [mailto:chrisrwilliams1975@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2017 12:13 PM
To: Lee Tyner; Donna L. Gurley; rtjolly; mncowher
Subject: Request for Notice of Allegations from NCAA

Ladies and Gentlemen -- In accordance with the Mississippi Public Records Act of 1983, please consider
this an official request for a digital copy (e.g., PDF) of the most recent Notice of Allegations (NOI) from
the NCAA by the University of Mississippi. I understand that names and other personally identifiable
information should and will be redacted from the document that is provided to me. I also understand
that I may be asked to pay reasonable costs associated with this request.

My preferred method of access is via a digital or electronic copy. In the event that method of access is
not available, I request a printed copy of the document.

Thank you.

--

Christopher Williams

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From: Morales, Antonio [mailto:amorales2@jackson.gannett.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2017 6:26 PM
To: rtjolly
Subject: FOIA request-Clarion-Ledger

Hey Rob,

Just sending you that FOIA request I mentioned to you the other day. Let me know if you need
anything else from me.

Thanks

Antonio

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July 13, 2017

Office of General Counsel
The University of Mississippi
209 Lyceum
University, MS 38677

Dear Rob Jolly:

Pursuant to the Mississippi Public Records Act of 1983, Miss. Code Ann. 25-61-1 et seq. (Supp.
1996), I request the right to inspect and copy the NCAAs 2017 notice of allegations to the
university with the booster names not redacted. I request that any copied material be provided
to me in the following format: preferably electronically by email or disk or via paper copies.

(Because this information is intended for dissemination to the general public, I request that you
waive any costs or fees that otherwise might be charged.) If you assess any charges related to
this public record request, I agree to pay your actual cost incurred in searching and duplicating
these public records, up to an amount not to exceed $50. If you anticipate costs in excess of
that amount, please contact me before proceeding with this records request.

Where exemptions of the Public Records Act are discretionary, I ask you not to withhold such
records, even if it they might qualify for withholding under the law. If you withhold any records as
exempt, please redact the exempted portions and release the remainder of the records, as
required by 25-61-9(2) of the Public Records Act. In any case where you withhold public
records, please explain in writing any such denial, as required by the Records Act.

If you have any questions regarding my request, I would appreciate you communicating with me
by telephone rather than by mail. I look forward to your reply as soon as is practicable, no more
than 7 working days. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.

Sincerely,
Antonio Morales