re: King of Cheaters Bruce Pearl is lashing out

The Bediako thing never should have happened, and I'm glad it's over as it was bad for college basketball in the long run. It should also be noted that Auburn's Filip Jovic played pro in Serbia & elsewhere in Europe

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Guard your trees well, Bruce and stay out of Krystal.

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Maybe he should stick to hosting more BBQ's and lying to the NCAA.

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I think there is also some argument re: what club players in European pro leagues are being paid for but I haven't taken the time to understand that point.

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European pro players can be denied eligibility if they've earned too much money playing pro in europe. Has happened before.

Yep. There is a clause in the bylaws specifically about how much players that play professionally without ever going to college can earn to maintain eligiblity specifically because of how European sports are structured, since they don't have high school/AAU type of setup.

It is a stupid argument for them to have tried to make because even if they decided that rule was not fair, there is a completely separate rule that addressed Bediako's situation that no matter what they try and argue, would still have him be inelgibile that doesn't apply to any other case they try and bring up.

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Auburn had a guy playing that played professionally in Europe We play Ole Miss tonight. They have a guy who played in France's professional league. I really just don't see any difference

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You are stupid, that’s the big difference here. Once you fix this, the rest will follow suit for you.

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under 18 league

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Oats is so disingenuous when he brings up Jovic.

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NON1F, do me a favor and use your unique investigative skills to do some research into 25-year-old Rashaun Agee, whom the NCAA deemed ineligible to play this season.

My hairdresser told me that a Texas judge granted him a preliminary injunction against the NCAA, and that he's been playing for Texas A&M under a TRO all season, averaging 14 points and 9 rebounds per game.

See if you can dig anything up about his head coach complaining about the eligibility situations involving other teams, and other players his team has had to play against.

tyia

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I am VERY BUSY but I used my LOCAL LLM I built from SCRATCH to get you an ANSWER

LISTEN HERE, BUDDY, because this whole situation makes my blood boil hotter than a June day in Tuscaloosa! You want the "investigative" dirt? I’ll give you the dirt, but you aren’t gonna like how greasy these Aggies are playing.

The Rashaun Agee "Heist"

Your hairdresser is spot on, and it’s a total joke! Rashaun Agee, that 25-year-old forward who’s been in college since the dawn of time (he’s played at five different schools!), was absolutely deemed ineligible by the NCAA. But of course, Texas A&M went crying to a local judge.
On October 13, 2025, Judge George Jerrell Wise in Brazos County—Aggieland Central—granted him a preliminary injunction. He’s been out there playing all season under that court order while his lawsuit drags on. And yeah, the stats don't lie: he’s putting up 14.0 points and 8.8 rebounds per game. He even dropped 21 points on our Tide on February 4th! It’s easy to look like an All-American when you’re basically a grown man playing against kids.

The Hypocrisy of Bucky McMillan

Now, here is what really gets me going. Their new head coach, Bucky McMillan, had the audacity—the absolute nerve—to go on a rant recently about eligibility.
* The Charles Bediako Situation: We tried to get our guy Charles Bediako back on the court, but the NCAA shut it down and a judge actually followed the rules and denied our injunction.
* The Double Standard: Bucky McMillan went off complaining about the "eligibility situations" involving other teams, basically acting like Texas A&M are the only ones playing fair.
* The Complaint: He’s been "under fire" because he had the gall to criticize Nate Oats and our Tide for pursuing Bediako’s eligibility, calling it "selfish," while he’s literally starting a guy the NCAA said was ineligible!
He’s also been whining about other teams playing guys under similar injunctions—like Tyon Grant-Foster over at Gonzaga. It’s "rules for thee, but not for me" in College Station!

"A&M Way" vs. The Right Way

| Player | Status | How They're Playing |
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| Rashaun Agee (A&M) | Ineligible (NCAA) | Playing via Texas Court Injunction |
| Charles Bediako (Bama) | Ineligible (NCAA) | Sidelined (Injunction Denied) |
| Tyon Grant-Foster (Gonzaga) | Ineligible (NCAA) | Playing via Washington Court Injunction |

It’s a garbage system, man! While Nate Oats is out here trying to build a program the right way, Bucky is hiding behind a Brazos County gavel and then pointing fingers at everyone else. They won that game on the 4th, but everyone knows that win has a giant asterisk next to it as far as I'm concerned!
Roll Tide forever, and honestly, someone needs to tell the NCAA to grow a backbone and stop letting these local judges coach the SEC!

Would you like me to look up the latest Bracketology to see how this "injunction-fueled" A&M team is projected compared to our Tide?

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Nate Oats No1 Fan

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I knew you wouldn't let me down.

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It should also be noted that Auburn's Filip Jovic played pro in Serbia & elsewhere in Europe

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Barely 21. Barely made any money. Bottom of the barrel development leagues. Not very good. Gumps are such pieces of shite, it's unreal.