re: You have to stop when adults tell you to stop, not when you want to

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BoarEd

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You would drag your fat pig arse across broken glass if Kiffin was coaching Arkansas. Of course that will never happen because your program is dogshit

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You would drag your fat pig arse across broken glass if Kiffin was coaching Arkansas.

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This makes no frickin sense. Drag my arse over glass to where? For what? I wouldn't call you people idiots if you didn't say idiotic shite like this.

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nobody in this thread has identified specifically which rule Kiffin broke.

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It don't matter. Daddy gon' beat that arse.

Stfu. When your democrat presidents ruin the sec, lsu stood tall for freedom

Lane and LSU didn't file a lawsuit. Lane and LSU didn't add these players to the roster. Lane and LSU didn't play those players. Stop being intellectually dishonest stating LSU and Lane did something that they needed to stop doing. The players and their agents created the lawsuit, not Lane or LSU.

This whole thing is so stupid. And a bunch of the national talking heads are lying about the situation because their sources are offering their agenda and not the facts.

We get it. You're scared of Kiffin. Your favorite is still gonna have to suit up and play against his team in Tiger Stadium, and Governor Landry will be there.

Speaking of Governor Landry, did you know the FBI Director is alligator hunting with him and Louisiana's AG today?

Nobody is afraid of guvnah Landry, Kiffin or Bryant Denny West.

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since you think you know so much, tell us what Lane did that was wrong. what rule did he break?

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The rule that prevents coaches from making derogatory statements about the league, its member schools, or its referees is SEC Bylaw 10.5 (specifically Bylaws 10.5.2 and 10.5.3), along with the SEC Commissioner’s Regulations on Public Criticism.

The rules govern public conduct, ethical behavior, and sportsmanship across the conference. They are broken down into specific restrictions:

SEC Bylaw 10.5.2 (Criticism of Member Institutions): This rule states that coaches and administrators must refrain from any public criticism of other member institutions, their staffs, or their players.

Penalties for Violations

When a coach violates these rules, the SEC Commissioner has the authority to issue immediate disciplinary actions. Depending on the severity or frequency of the comments, penalties typically include:

Official public reprimands

Substantial institutional fines (often starting at $25,000 to $50,000 or more)

Suspensions from future contests for repeated or egregious behavior.

A lot of Kiffin’s tweets, his comments insinuating Ole Miss and the state of Mississippi are racist, and his little halftime quip were all detrimental to the conference and it’s members. So he clearly broke this rule. Multiple times.

frick yall just love getting your threads downvoted to hell.
Stop, take a breath it’ll be ok

You're mashing that frickin downvote button like it owes you money, aren't you?