NorthLouisianaLSUFan

9 -3…and of course it’s sad to lose some of the 1st team, but we’ve got some very talented players that are now getting a chance to show their skills! I feel overall those players will be ready and willing to show up and show out!

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Schools with Cleared Players
* Louisiana State University (LSU): Cleared to roster high-profile returning talent like former Ole Miss starters Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. [1]
* Indiana University: Just granted a TRO on Friday (Sept. 4), clearing football players Kellan Wyatt and Stephen Daley, as well as volleyball star Avry Tatum. [1, 2]
* University of Michigan: Basketball player Roddy Gayle Jr. won a TRO to secure his return.
* Schools Adding Incoming Transfer Plaintiffs: Because a Louisiana judge granted a sweeping preliminary injunction blocking the NCAA from stopping these players, several athletes immediately signed with new programs ahead of Week 1 games:
* UCLA (Linebacker Trent Hendrick)
* South Carolina (Cornerback Ethan Johnson)
* Virginia Tech (Safety DQ Smith)
* Arkansas (Safety Brylan Green)
* Minnesota (Kicker Luke Drzewiecki) [1, 2]
* Ole Miss [1]
* SMU [1]
* University of Utah [1]
* University of Oklahoma
* Wisconsin
* University of North Carolina (UNC)
* NC State

?? Mid-Major & Other Schools with Cleared Players
* Oregon State University: Football players Jaheim Patterson and Van Wells won a local TRO to ensure they could play immediately.
* BYU
* James Madison University
* Appalachian State University
* University of New Mexico
* University of Tulsa
* Lehigh University
* Stephen F. Austin State University
* East Tennessee State University (ETSU)

Louisiana state court rulings, stemming from Louisiana’s unique legal environment often tied to the Napoleonic Code, are directly enabling former NFL players to join the LSU Tigers football team.While the term "Napoleon" in this modern context refers to Louisiana's civil law system (distinct from the common law used in the other 49 states), it is Louisiana's state judiciary utilizing these distinct state-level legal protections that has blocked the NCAA and SEC from enforcing their traditional amateurism and eligibility bans.

College football is now run as a business and has to work within “legal at the time”business perimeters and take advantage of each opportunity. You’re either forward thinking or left behind…#geauxLSUTigers

The only active, authorized
"likeness" items available are standard historical retail goods— such as Nike replica jerseys—which fall under legacy retail licensing agreements that were already set in stone while he was a student.
LSU has not featured him in any new, unapproved corporate sponsorships or upcoming stadium advertisements.

The players were not paid one single dime. What Ole Miss is asking for in the lawsuit is more in the terms of a fine for leaving the program. The lawyers will probably plea in terms that It is an illegal penalty to even be written.

Any news on Colin Hurley? He’s still listed on the roster and is taking a leave for personal reasons, but I haven’t read any news since then.

Truth to everything you said!… in regards to my post , I have been very kind and sensible with any comment regarding the whole situation and Ole Miss fans will not be even close to rational, especially on Twitter! It’s just been constant bashing of LSU & Lane for over a week! They can be bitter, but I’m moving on to a wonderful next season! #geauxtigers

I was hoping Nussmeier would be put in in the fourth quarter, with 10 minutes left. Throw it down the field to at least try for some points!

I read where Logan Diggs is a LSU Priority. Think it would be a good time for him to come back home. Thoughts, anyone?