Just a second, let me break this down a bit.
Then they pull in Nkemdiche, sure his brother was there, but brothers split up all the time - will you say the same about Nate Craig-Myers? Or are you hoping the brothers go together? I'm not going to bother looking up brothers and who committed to the same school vs didn't. Depending upon what you choose to google you'll get stats to back up either case. My gut feel is if an older brother likes where he's at, the family will enjoy only travelling to one school's games. Btw, what happened to Daniel Imatorbhebhe?
still uses the name Rebels, yet you have black kids from all over the US beating down the door - As others have pointed out, there have been blacks going to that school for many, many years and it doesn't appear to have been an issue. Likewise, the kids you named all committed before the latest public outcry began, so that wouldn't have been a factor either.
but to rip a kid out of North Florida when UF, FSU, Bama, Miami, and UGA are beating down his door to go to Ole Miss - Again, you're looking at recent recruits. How many 4* and 5* kids did they used to get before Freeze? He was able to do the same things Spurrier did (as others have noted) in saying "YOU can be part of the teams that make this program historic". Yes, there's some charisma required in recruiting those kids, but you also offer them a chance to be in THE strongest conference. For any school other than Vandy, a player commits knowing he'll be playing among the best and that provides the visibility and opportunity to make it to the NFL. For Vandy, I'd bet academics are the primary factor for selection, and the SEC competition is a nice bonus. And, in looking at those recent recruits, you're looking at schools that are either down (MIA, UF) or where the competition is too damn hard to get significant playing time (FSU, Bama). There's plenty of reasons for kids to choose Ole Miss.
Broken link is broken.
Try this one. Also, here's part of the article for reference:
So....the man he fought with in defending his mother is the one saying there are violations that he knows of. Yeah, there's an unbiased bystander's opinion on it. No surprise the school has cooperated fully and held him out as a precaution. Now, setting aside Tunsil's situation as a personal inter-family issue that has hinted at school misdoings, can you name any other kid where the program has been accused of misdoings?
We've touched on the reason kids might leave FL (or surrounding geography) to go to Ole Miss and the opportunities it presents. Let's address the flip side of your statement - how many five stars are there in Mississippi? How many are there ever? Ole Miss and MSU are forced to recruit outside their state for talent. Is that so strange?
Last thing - despite all my points above, I would be wholly unsurprised to find there is a bag man operation in place at Ole Miss. Knowing what we do about CAM and the MSU bag man, Ole Miss would likely have similar operations in place in order to compete. This wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.