re: SEC institutions exploring options for LSU - including boycott and expulsion

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Lane has already said that they'll comply with conference and playoff committee guidance.

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I didn’t realize that. You got a quote?

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Only Sankey and the SEC will deal with your mess

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What mess. You'll been lying so much you'll are actually believing the lie. Sanky bit off more than he can chew. Sanky and the SEC's beef is with the NCAA's ill-timed rule and the players that got screwed by the NCAA's ill-timed rule. The players initiated the lawsuits and the SEC backed off. The next day, the SEC realized it was embarrassing to admit they were wrong, so they reinserted their way back into the game. What does any of that has to do with LSU? I'll answer. Nothing. It's not an LSU thing. It's a legal action between the players getting their 5th year as promised by the NCAA.

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Wow. That escalated quickly.
WTF are we doing here?

Damn LSU - this sped up quick. Ya trying to burn it down?

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We are simply making a point. Either the SEC honors all TROs or no TROs. The difference between our "ineligible" players and Ole Miss' is that ours haven't been signed and aren't on the roster.


But we are taking shots, while Ole Miss got congratulated. Both scenarios involve players ruled "ineligible" by the NCAA, then ruled "eligible" by court orders.

We believe that the SEC can't cherry-pick which court orders they are going to adhere to and which ones they aren't. Either follow the NCAA's rulings, or follow the court rulings. But whichever it is, it has to be consistent across the board.

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I didn’t realize that. You got a quote?

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Kiffin previously told ESPN on Monday the SEC's rule "does not prohibit players from practicing at the school, it prohibits them from being added to the final 105 roster, which has to be turned in on Friday."

Kiffin said if the court order is reversed that LSU would "absoultely" following the SEC's eligibility rules.

"All we're waiting for is clarity this week from the SEC, which they can't give final clarity until Thursday's ruling," Kiffin said. "We are waiting for final clearance and guidelines from the SEC. I have been in communication daily with the SEC to make sure we're complying with the SEC rules."

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"A lot of athletes filed these injuctions around the country and their attorneys. felt they should get the year back due to the NCAA not handling it properly," Kiffin said. "Those kids have a court order saying they can play and now they're being restricted by (the conference) saying there's not. There's no intent, nor was there ever was to play somebody we're not supposed to (against an) SEC rule.

"We're waiting to see Thursday. We're focused on Clemson and spending our time on that all week. They can figure out the rest and we'll just wait for guidance."

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But the league, along with the other leagues, have declared that it’s gone past a point now.

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Not for Big10 basketball. That’s still not a bridge too far for them

If the big 10 kept Penn State in the conference, then nothing is too far for them

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Ok thanks. I thought there was clarity. But I guess more will be provided Thursday.

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I think we're just in a holding pattern to see if the court rules for the players.

I'd prefer the SEC to just enforce their rules equally and send all of these players packing.

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by the way, that picture of yours is a text book illustration of targeting. I bet the officials missed that one.

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Ok, you are a real LSU fan.

The libtards tried to kick Trump out of office and it hasn't worked. You guys are definitely acting like libtards and LSU is similar to Trump with our we are going to do what we want and you won't do anything about it.