If the second chance is wasted, don't complain when you don't get a third.

Jeremiah Masoli had his chance at glory. After he squandered that opportunity, he had the chance to get his life on track, prove his worth in practice, and take back over the reins of the Oregon offense next season.

Masoli threw that opportunity out the window as well. So when the NCAA ruled that he wasn't eligible to lead Ole Miss this upcoming season, it shouldn't have surprised anyone.  

He was, after all, kicked out of school after two run-ins with the law: First, he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor second-degree burglary charges in connection with stealing two laptops from a ...

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