re: How pathetic was Tennessee in all of this?

Not as pathetic as having over 59k posts on a message board.......LOL...Go outside...live a little...

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Tennessee has more wins against Bama than LSU.

LSU could beat Tennessee every year for 10 straight years and still have a losing record to Tennessee…

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Great example of what I'm talking about. I'm not questioning Tennessee's history...quite the opposite. The program has fallen back relative to a lot of SEC programs.

I know you don't like the info, but your instinct to deny and deflect is probably a microcosm of what's going on in your administration...and why you haven't figured it out.

It's almost been 30 years, dude. Being passed up by A&M is a problem.

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The similarity is the lockstep defense of the indefensible

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That's funny.

I'm going to go ahead and suggest that betting on your own games is a much more severe problem than suggesting a player that never even practiced in the NFL wasn't a NFL player...and another who never even played a preseason game wasn't a NFL player.

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Tell me this whole episode by LSU-kiffen doesn't track TT-Sorsby almost exactly?

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Sorsby broke an existing rule that made him NCAA ineligible, the big 12 then threatened tech

In the wright and harris case, it is similar to all other injunction cases where players were ineligible other than the fact that the NCAA actually created a rule that would have made both players eligible had the NCAA gone about it appropriately, despite the NCAA being warned about the plethora of lawsuits that would follow if they made the rule change when they did (almost like they wanted that, hmmm). This is unlike other injunction cases in the since that there was no NCAA rule created that would make individuals like Sorsby, Pavia, Chambliss eligible, Aka Harris and Wright have a more legitimate legal case

Additionally, the SEC then AFTER the case had already begun, created a rule specifically tailored to deny these 2 players. This is another reason it is different. Despite the 2 individuals being essentially under the exact same circumstances as other players the SEC was allowing to play under 5 for 5, both financially and situationally, the SEC established they should have a much more disparate outcome than those others

Which is why the SEC will end up having to pay the players

More like a liberal white woman on a power trip. She’s not that well liked in TN circles. She forced the Tim Banks DEI hire for defensive coordinator. She wanted to force a black head coach.

Your coach set the Tennessee program back 15 years. The punk whittled the roster to 59 to make room for his players....Then fled...2 weeks before signing day. A pitiful human being!