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_Published 2016-04-29. After a tumultuous NFL draft night in which his stock slipped after his social media accounts were hacked, Laremy Tunsil appeared to admit in his post-draft press conference that he accepted money from Ole Miss._


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## Transcript

[ BLANK_AUDIO ] So was there an exchange between you and your coach for money? I'd have to say yeah. After Laremy Tunsil became the talk of the NFL Draft Thursday night for all the wrong reasons, he might have admitted to something much worse for Ole Miss. After someone posted a video to his Twitter account of him smoking a bong His Instagram account posted alleged texts between him and a Rebels associate AD, that indicated he took money from the school. According to Tunsel, those conversations might have actually taken place. He first told reporters at his post draft press conference, that the conversations didn't take place, then when asked a second and third time, he indicated they did.

So not only did someone hack your account, but they doctored those messages is what you're saying, that were posted to your Instagram. Right. Right. You're saying those messages were not messages. Hold up, the message you talking about from, no. Those true. Like I said, I made a mistake. That happened, and that happened So was there an exchange between you and your coach [ INAUDIBLE ]? I'd have to say yeah. Shortly afterward, Tunsil was hurried off the stage by an NFL employee. In February, Ole Miss' football program was cited by the NCAA for 13 separate rules violations. Five of those centered around Tunsil Who spent a night at an assistant coach's house and was suspended seven games for his use of loaner vehicles.

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