Over the course of about 13 months, the Mississippi football fairy tale – the one in which a perennial second-tier Southeastern Conference school quite innocently becomes a recruiting juggernaut – has been deconstructed. An NCAA enforcement Notice of Allegations was delivered in January 2016, alleging 13 rules violations by the football program. Then star offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil had his social media accounts hacked on NFL draft night and the case reopened, resulting in eight more alleged violations that Ole Miss publicly acknowledged Wednesday.