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Registered on:10/4/2015
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You are easily impressed apparently.


Well, I'm still waiting to be impressed by a post of yours, but it hasn't happened and I'm not holding my breath.
A couple hours before this the Press Office tweeted this one.

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Loading? Loading what?


So it seems the message here would be that they're loading up 11.3 and 11.4, whatever that may be.
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This has nothing to do with the media. It's people on Twitter with make believe ideas that something they read a decade ago in code is finally coming true. The administration isn't stupid in this sense, it continues to post this and slop to the gratitude of their fans. It's a distraction from the incompetence of the admin and people eat it up.


Disagree on basically every front, but thanks for acknowledging that it is what it is. It is an unmistakable reference to the Q operation.
Look at what a great distraction it is. I mean, it's all the media is talking about right now. /S

The shill responses to things are so frickin stupid it's laughable. And they say them with no shame. Not a single care that their logic is retarded.
Oh hell yeah. Nicely spotted. :cheers:
I'm just now seeing this.
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VideoStore


Whose alter are you?

But he doesn't ever do anything except troll, you guys.
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Taxing Authority


Why are you spamming the thread? Spoiler alert, nobody takes anything you say seriously either.
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Burt Reynolds


Didn't you write that thread recently about how we are running out of oil and are doomed? Then they made the largest oil deal in history?

frickin dipshit is right.
The other thing too is that this isn't pro wrasslin. Bad press is not always good press. The guy hasn't even coached a game yet and he has his school in the middle of a frickin shite storm and is branding his team as a bunch of villains. No matter how this particular thing shakes out, you can guaran-damn-tee that he WILL leave LSU having blown the program to hell. It's hilarious that they seem oblivious to what is obvious to everyone else.
How we got to this point is irrelevant towards what needs to happen moving forward. The institutions and the league will fight this all the way up if need be because it's about protecting the integrity of the entire academic institution.

Arkansas hasn't been good in awhile now, but I'm still glad that Lane ended up at Ole Miss rather than Arkansas. Look at this frickin mess he has created.
All I said was that the decision must be reversed. And it will be. Can you not see why? Do you not see the problem it poses for athletics and the institutions themselves beyond athletics?

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Worth noting that I ran this slop post through an AI checker and it came back as 17% human.

So. Theres that.


Wow. That's strange. I've always been told I sound somewhat like a robot. I always blamed it on the 'tism.
The ferocity of your taunts is almost too much to bear. I can tell that I am dealing with a scholar here.
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God forbid we ruin guys playing for 5-6 schools in a college career, coaches needing to re-recruit their player$ every year, NIL NDAs out of the arse, lawsuits galore, NCAA ineligible players playing anyway, 6000 bowl games, in-game cheaters like Michigan being recognized as national champions despite being caught in a gigantic sign-stealing scandal, etc. I would hate to ruin the pure institution of college football as it is today by letting a few decent players get one more year in college because the American judicial system deemed them eligible for anther year due to the NCAA 's incompetence.


It's already been said multiple times in this thread, but let's try it again. Try to pay attention. It is more about the academic institutions being at the whim of courts on a case by case basis as to who they can and can't admit into their school. It's the legal precedent that is the issue here.