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You didn't mention what he stated in yesterday's press conference. LSU will abide by whatever the court rules, in conjunction with the league. Neither Wright nor Harris will be on the roster. Junior Tuihalamaka will be on the roster as he never signed with, nor participated in training camp, with any NFL team.
Has anyone informed her that every player that has signed an NIL contract is, by definition, a professional?
Nothing that Matt Hayes puts his name on is worth reading.
She doesn't belong in jail. She belongs in the grave.
Pretty sure that her 3 dead children would disagree.
Miami, Michigan, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Penn State and Texas are the only ones I haven't seen.
What if "the interests of the Association" violate federal law?
College athletics ceased to be for amateurs the moment Kavanaugh stated that athletes should be compensated for their NIL.
Do these same administrators not know that college athletes are paid professionals?
The bigger issue is the fact that all of these bureaucrats keep sticking to the "amateur/student-athlete" narrative. College athletes are now being paid to play for said school. They are no longer amateurs, but are, in fact, paid professionals.

re: Where were you born?

Posted by Sailor Sam on 8/24/26 at 11:59 am to
Born in Pensacola, FL, but have lived in Louisiana most of my life.
I had it when I was in Europe. Not a fan.
The first time I had one, I thought I was having a heart attack. Very scary feeling. If you feel one coming on, take slow, deep breaths. Medication also helps.

re: Possible alternate uniforms?

Posted by Sailor Sam on 8/23/26 at 11:25 am to
LSU is one of the big dogs. We don't need this gimmicky shite.
One of the dumbest rules that the NCAA has ever implemented. Imagine having a dinner party at your home and having to get permission from your guest as to what you can wear at YOUR dinner table.
My old school, Broadmoor, is ranked 202 of 316 schools. 59% graduation rate and only 791 students. That's pathetic. My freshman year (82/83) we had nearly 2000 students.