re: At this point the CFP committee is the only ones with power

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He is out of eligibility and had to get a sympathetic judge to get him eligible. I fail to see the difference

He wasnt a professional player. The others were. That’s literally the difference

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Did the NCAA rule him ineligible or not?

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Did the NCAA rule him ineligible or not?

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"bUt ThAt'S dIfFeReNt"

It's willful ignorance at it's finest.

Both the 2022 players and Chambliss are out of eligibility per the rules. However, court orders are granting them both the opportunity to play.

It's the exact same thing and one could even argue the 2022 players have more of a right to play as they have ACTUAL eligibility to play, which Chambliss does not.

The SEC, NCAA and Ole Miss fans are hypocrites.

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And neither are the players that signed pro contracts trying to say it’s the same thing as Chambliss’s situation

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Ok. Not sure why this is relevant to the comment I responded to

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Chambliss didn’t sign a pro contract.

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Not the only way to be considered not eligible by the NCAA clearly

CFP can select whoever they want you unethical PoS

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They will make an example of LSU. It will serve as a warning, and other schools will heed it instead of having their athletic department dismantled as well.

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Ok Nostradamus. So some teams picked up a relative handful of players who were screwed over by the NCAA and given a 1 time exception and the CFP is going to make a "example" of them. What would be the point? The teams did nothing wrong, played within the rules and this isn't some horrifying trend destroying CFB like rantards are stroking out all week making it out to be the death of a beloved institution that's been not-so-secretly paying players since the 50's

You are sad

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Eligibility doesn’t matter to Ole Miss. It’s about going to nfl training camp man. They are pro players now because they practiced with NFl teams

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Though I think college football is completely out of control and needs a major overhaul regarding transfers, NIL, etc., the SEC's purity argument (along with these other conferences) about not letting "professional" athletes play college football is laughable at this point. Before NIL, sure, but some of these "amateur" players are getting paid more than pro players and some players can make significantly more playing in college than they can being a scrub in the pros or trying to make it in the pros.

Also, there's the whole issue of how we have been letting foreign professional players play college sports. Illinois basketball made the Final Four with foreign professional players making up their starting 5. Again, it's laughable. They need legislation and they need to do it where they don't just try to randomly enforce rules at a moment's notice when it has been their rules, their lack of enforcement, etc., that have created chaos in the first place.

They need to gather, make lawful, enforceable rules, and say starting on such and such date in the future, these things/players won't be allowed. Don't try to penalize schools who have already invested time and money getting guys on their current teams due to the NCAA 's, etc., shitty rules that allowed it.

Exclude them

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Exclude them

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This is how emotionally compromised you are on this issue. The NCAA gave these 40 kids a raw deal and you're so LSU triggered you want to exclude any teams that pick them up because Kiffin was the first to sign a couple. So Kiffin was ahead of the pack and your little feelings got hurt. You seem unstable

Seriously. Arguing with LSU fans is a waste of time. They are retarded primates