Steve Robertson, a Mississippi State Football recruiting reporter, author and analyst at Genespage.com and 247Sports, offers his insight on Mike Leach, Will Rogers, Zach Arnett, the MSU NIL situation and more on Fringe Element Podcast on 440 Sports.
-The state of the Mississippi State Football roster
– Mike Leach’s relationship with Mississippi State fans
– Is the Mississippi State OL the only offensive issue?
– Is Will Rogers the perfect QB for Mike Leach, MSU?
– Why has Zach Arnett been so successful?
– How is Mississippi State approaching NIL?
– Does MSU benefit from removing SEC divisions?
– Is the SEC schedule simply too tough to win 10 games?
– Were Nick Saban’s comments on Jimbo Fisher, NIL actually him being concerned?
– Is Jimbo Fisher telling the truth?
– What are the real numbers behind NIL?
– Who is next in this SEC feud?
– What is coming next week in Destin?
– Why is Greg Sankey so angry?
– Is an SEC-only playoff a real thing?
– How would it work? Are there positives?
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Steve Robertson, a Mississippi State recruiting reporter and author of “Flim Flam: The Truth Behind the Blind-Faith Culture that Led to the Explosive NCAA Investigation of Ole Miss Football.”
Steve Robertson, a lifelong Mississippi State fan who lives in Starkville, became the go-to source for updates on the NCAA’s years-long investigation of Ole Miss football, and then unwittingly uncovered the evidence that led to former Rebels coach Hugh Freeze’s ouster this summer.
A native of Columbia, Mississippi, Robertson worked in management for a retail furniture company before striking out as a recruiting reporter for Gene’s Page, a Mississippi State fan site affiliated with 24/7 Sports. He broke the stories of big-time commitments, including future star defensive tackle Fletcher Cox and quarterback Dak Prescott. His arms and hands covered in tattoos referencing his twin loves: Mississippi State and 1980s hair metal bands. (Acts referenced among Robertson’s tattoos include Motley Crue, Warrant, Ratt, Whitesnake, and Ozzy Osbourne.)
Among Ole Miss fans, Robertson acquired the nickname “Rose Bowl,” a mocking reference to his prediction that the 2001 Mississippi State team would win the Southeastern Conference and play in the BCS championship game in Pasadena. The Bulldogs finished 3-8 that season.
His book “Flim Flam” — named for a line in Ole Miss’ Hotty Toddy Cheer — debuted No. 1 on the “Mississippi reads” list in the Clarion-Ledger. Plans for a sequel are in the works. Fringe Element, Fringe Element Podcast, 440 Sports
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