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OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — A charity foundation founded by former Mississippi coach Hugh Freeze is taking a break from fundraising and will reconsider its future after the coach resigned amid what the school called a "pattern of personal misconduct." Freeze Foundation executive director Alice Blackmon tells USA Today that the charity will honor its pledges. Freeze resigned from Ole Miss last week after it was revealed that his school-issued cellphone dialed an escort service last year.
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