I've got a different take. Understand, if this pisses Ole Miss fans off I really couldn't care less. Their feelings have nothing to do with my opinion. In most cases, the best thing that comes out of Oxford is their women. (Sexist? You be the judge.)
This was a stupid comment. If Marlon was in front of the vast majority he wouldn't have said this. But since he's communicating with someone he knows, or at least appears to know, he feels free enough to voice his thoughts on Ole Miss.
I don't want to hear "he's just a kid." He's a smart enough kid to know this is incendiary and he's a smart enough kid to know putting things like this on social media outlets is just as good as saying them in public.
I see one beat writer putting tweets out last night about Marlon's future in track—which is glowing. Perhaps the cynic in me asks the question, "why put that out now?" At best, the timing was horrible.