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I hope the judge holds LSU in contempt now
Posted on 9/4/26 at 11:25 pm
Posted on 9/4/26 at 11:25 pm
For even trying this shite with NFL players and now not even complying with a court order.
Y'all deserve it.
Y'all deserve it.
Posted on 9/4/26 at 11:26 pm to ForeverGator
I thought you didn’t care?
Posted on 9/4/26 at 11:26 pm to ForeverGator
LSU did what they said they were going to do along. I'm sorry your wishcasts and prognostications were so far off base.
Posted on 9/4/26 at 11:27 pm to ForeverGator
They'll play laytah gaytah
Posted on 9/4/26 at 11:27 pm to ForeverGator
Theres still schools with nfl players on it
Not sure what you’re so proud of
Not sure what you’re so proud of
Posted on 9/4/26 at 11:39 pm to ForeverGator
Florida fans still melting over getting trailer park Johnny instead of Kiffin.
This post was edited on 9/4/26 at 11:40 pm
Posted on 9/5/26 at 12:03 am to ForeverGator
It would be ironic if the judge held LSU, SEC and NCAA in contempt.
Maybe then the SEC or NCAA could define amateurism and what constitutes a professional athlete.
I get the outrage but what the judge ordered was the exact same as the previous rulings including Mizzou and now Indiana.
NCAA and SEC screwed this up from the jump. They knew in January what they were going to pass in March.
None of the players (contract or not) that are returning to college are any more or less professional than when they were on the field for their last college game.
This is a battle of semantics which the courts are never fond of. SEC will lose badly if the case isn’t dismissed because Sankey will have to testify and unless he plans on perjuring himself he will need to admit the following
1) he can’t define amateurism
2) he doesn’t know what constitutes a professional athlete
3) he never read the 5 for 5 rule before enforcing it
4) he believes no athlete that left school should be allowed to return
5) signing a contract doesn’t mean someone is professional
He really screwed the pooch and I’m expecting him to retire no later than the end of the year or be fired.
Maybe then the SEC or NCAA could define amateurism and what constitutes a professional athlete.
I get the outrage but what the judge ordered was the exact same as the previous rulings including Mizzou and now Indiana.
NCAA and SEC screwed this up from the jump. They knew in January what they were going to pass in March.
None of the players (contract or not) that are returning to college are any more or less professional than when they were on the field for their last college game.
This is a battle of semantics which the courts are never fond of. SEC will lose badly if the case isn’t dismissed because Sankey will have to testify and unless he plans on perjuring himself he will need to admit the following
1) he can’t define amateurism
2) he doesn’t know what constitutes a professional athlete
3) he never read the 5 for 5 rule before enforcing it
4) he believes no athlete that left school should be allowed to return
5) signing a contract doesn’t mean someone is professional
He really screwed the pooch and I’m expecting him to retire no later than the end of the year or be fired.
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