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

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He doesn’t like it. That is why he and LSU admin called them up and encouraged them to sue for eligibility

Sure.

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That’s speculation, not a legal argument. If you’re claiming that LSU administration and Lane Kiffin “called them up and encouraged them to sue,” then the burden is on you to produce evidence of those communications—not simply assert that it happened because they supposedly didn’t like the situation.

Even if LSU or Kiffin discussed the eligibility issue with them, that does not establish that LSU or Kiffin directed, authorized, or caused the lawsuit. Discussing a legal or eligibility dispute with an affected party is not the same thing as instructing that party to litigate.

If you have actual evidence that LSU administration or Lane Kiffin told them to sue, produce it. Otherwise, you’re taking an assumption about their motives and presenting it as an established fact. That’s not how evidence, causation, or legal analysis works.

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

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They are not eligible players for different reasons but still not eligible.

Didn’t answer the question. Afraid people will consider you a PoS as well?

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Chambliss didn’t sign a pro contract

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lol, I love the OM fans, "my player getting a TRO is way different from your player getting a TRO. You are evil and everyone in my org is a saint."

I just wish you could see how hypocritical you are. But it goes way over your head.

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what does that mean? I don’t speak socialist

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Nothing I said was “socialist speak.”

I suppose when comprehension isn’t your strong suit, blaming the language is easier than admitting you’re lost.

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The CFP isn’t a governing body and the courts can’t tell them who should and shouldn’t participate in their playoff

It would be like a judge in Cleveland filing a TRO against the NFL for excluding them from the playoffs because they are discriminating against a team with too many losses

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STFU didn't a center from Florida sign to y'all after he played pro basketball
Fkn hypocrite.

Quit fricking crying.

Amateurs get paid $6MM a year? Don’t take my word for it though. Here’s Merriam-Webster’s definition for amateur

Merriam-Webster defines amateur as a person who engages in a pursuit, study, science, or sport as a pastime rather than as a profession, or someone who does something without professional skill.

Key Definitions Noun (Pastime): A person who takes part in an activity for pleasure rather than for money.

Noun (Skill): A person who lacks experience, competence, or professional training in an activity.

Adjective: Engaging or engaged in an activity for enjoyment rather than financial benefit.

Prejudicing a school for following a court order would be interesting.

To compound it, creating a rule in real time while these court orders are ongoing would not look good for the CFP.

I agree with you, but I think the problem is timing.

I’m curious to see if the CFP makes an official statement.

I’m wondering if they might hold off based off the SEC presumed compliance with the court order.

This is turning into a be careful what you say because you will be a part of this also.

CFP getting involved may shine a light on their perceived independence from the NCAA

The CFP is made up of individual conference representatives. Any decision made would directly tie back to the conference.

They have a public perception of independence, but they are not independent from the conferences and subsequently the NCAA as the conferences are members of the NCAA.