re: SEC football teams that aren't complete dumpster fires right now

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If you think University corruption charges from altering a contract is fine, then yes, fine.

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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

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If you think University corruption charges from altering a contract is fine, then yes, fine.

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You'll still be wrong no matter how many times you say this might happen.

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If you think University corruption charges from altering a contract is fine, then yes, fine.

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It's hilarious how a sleazy lawyer running to the media with busllshit can generate such a furor. The changes are a nonissue. Nothing material, nothing actually changing any terms. It was done with Chavis' knowledge and permission, AND he signed another contract a year later that ratified the changes. Trust me, nothing will come of this.

Meanwhile, after claiming all year that he wasn't hired by A&M until February, Chavis and A&M were forced to turn over the contract he signed in DECEMBER. It was sent to him on Dec. 27th, three days before the Music City Bowl, and signed sometime in December, although they redacted the exact day. At the latest, it was December 31st, though, which is still a month before his buyout deadline. And they have now been ordered to turn over his phone records. LSU already has pictures of him in A&M gear talking to a recruit in January. It's going to be pretty obvious that he was working for A&M well before his buyout deadline and while he was still drawing a salary from LSU. At the very least, he will owe the buyout, and he should really have to refund part of the salary he was paid.

Luckily for him, bad performance isn't grounds for docking his pay, or he would have to give back all of December's pay, too.

In any event, he obviously realizes at this point that he made a huge mistake jumping into the pool of sewage that is A&M.