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re: Is one game really worth being audited?

Posted by Jk121 on 9/18/26 at 10:30 pm to
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Such dummies. The douche has ZERO authority or jurisdiction in Louisiana. THINK!

Did you also think Landry really wanted to send Lane in on an F-16?
Mr Mackey should have shown this picture to his students.
This is on the same level as Landry’s F-16 and national guard comment.

Both are funny. OM fans pearl clutching over Landry were being ridiculous.
From X comments:
Wait till they start literally worshipping the mascot
If a court order can override eligibility rules, a court order also unlock a roster to remove two injured players.
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It's a joke. Patel was there for Landry's gator hunt.


In this age of “enforcing its rules”, jokes do not meet conference expectations. Violators will be threatened with disproportionate retribution and nuclear or equivalent options. Thank you for your future compliance.
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A judge issued a show-cause order requiring the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and the NCAA to explain in court why they should not be held in contempt of court for violating a temporary restraining order (TRO)


The contempt comes next
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the SEC is establishing its authority to enforce its own policy


The SEC can enforce all the policies it wants. They can’t however ignore a state court order that contradicts SEC policy. They couldn’t last week. They won’t be able to next week or next year.

The “vote em out” show was to prevent these players from being rostered and the SEC will lose in court if it doesn’t settle first.
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I’ve said this all along. The SEC is on thin ice especially after that amendment. You can appeal an injunction, seek reconsideration, ridicule it in the press, but you can’t disobey it. I’m waiting on that judge to schedule a show cause hearing and tell Sankey to be there with his toothbrush. Maybe with a big daily penalty for the conference’s non-compliance.


The SEC know this and has to be talking about how much money is needed to make these players go away asap.

re: Both parties have bent the knee

Posted by Jk121 on 9/9/26 at 1:37 pm to
There is a 3rd party which has yet to bend the knee.

The players attorneys will be back in court asking the judge to enforce the current order prohibiting the SEC from preventing these players from being rostered.
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Which is why the players are suing them. Damages will be substantial


To get another court order that the SEC will ignore?
How far does the judge take this?
He said don’t prohibit these players from being rostered.
Sankey said kiss my a$$.
The judge doesn’t just say aww shucks at this point, does he? The judge can unlock the roster if he can deem these players eligible.
I don’t think this will happen, but this rule is no more sacred than that rule.
“Why has the NCAA never gone to federal court for the right to ignore all state courts?”

Fixed it
First I hear “they are asking the court for the right to expel LSU”

Then I hear “they can expel LSU with a 2/3 majority”

These statements don’t line up

What do the bylaws say? Can they do it with a 2/3 vote or not?
According to Sankey and he’s delusional. The players will get a settlement from the SEC for lost earnings after this.
Yes, now LSU won’t be able to pay a backup offensive lineman.
Their decision with Laine was about hurt feelings. Letting these coaches temporarily return proves it. They could have offered Lain a contract with major penalties if he were caught speaking to players about LSU.

Kirby was going to compete for Alabama’s recruits and coaches at Georgia. Lane wasn’t going to at FAU which proves Saban was worried about that post-season first and foremost.

re: Ryan Clark has CTE right?

Posted by Jk121 on 9/4/25 at 8:14 pm to
He has Jamarcus Russell above those guys.