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re: Lane is about make OM pay

Posted by cyarrr on 7/29/26 at 9:07 am to
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Trying to get the damages they are legally entitled to*


Consideration as well as public policy concerns will be raised by defendants.

Just because it’s written in the contract doesn’t mean the court will enforce, it’s not that cut and dry.
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By the way, if this goes to court, don't you think it is going to come out in discovery that these kids or their reps were told to not worry about the buyout, LSU will cover it.


Contracts were between Ole Miss and players. LSU’s involvement after the fact is irrelevant regardless of what may have been said or implied.
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And other schools have been paying these buyouts. LSU is kind of setting a precedent here forcing Ole Miss to sue to get paid what they’re owed.


I don’t think a precedent has been set either way.

Ole Miss’ AD said is customary that schools pay the buyout. But here’s the thing, NIL has not been around long enough to set a common practice.

Moreover, the amount of money being spent has increased by an order of magnitude over the last few years.

Also, what schools have paid contracts on a player’s behalf and how much was spent. I honestly don’t know, but see this mentioned a lot.
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But it was mighty Mississippi state


16-of-28 for 129 yards, 0 touchdowns, and 1 interception.

Joe Burrow’s passing numbers against State in 2018.
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Yes, that's not the issue here. They're only doing this public to try to dunk on LSU and their players. That's it. Do you realize there's players that left LSU as well as came to LSU who were still getting paid? .


Not quite, they were the only two who had signed revenue sharing contracts before leaving for another school.

That said, it could negatively impact their recruiting unless all schools start enforcing.
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When I was in school at Ole Miss, the buildings on campus were named after dignitaries and people of stature


I assume when you say people of stature you are including donors. Donate enough money to a school and have a building named after you, same as it has always been.
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What is special about 2005? The real SEC dominance hadn't even truly cranked up then.


Not understanding either, is he coming out of a food coma?

Following the 2005 season until present, SEC has won 13/18 and 4 straight beginning 2019.

re: LSU fans on this site

Posted by cyarrr on 7/27/26 at 1:21 pm to
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Are they somehow different than the mouth breathers from the other SEC schools?


Dissident ag’s posts confirm that they are not.

re: Southern Magnolia Range Map

Posted by cyarrr on 7/26/26 at 12:36 pm to
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Looks like LSU would be excluded


Looks like you don’t know how to read a map.

Range includes land adjacent to and east of Mississippi River. LSU’s campus is situated next to the river.

re: no pressure on kiff this year.

Posted by cyarrr on 7/23/26 at 11:40 pm to
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diana had 23 transfer last year. We had 41. Indiana's team was naturally older as well, which is why the won. Stop these comparissons.


Ole Miss had 30 last year.

Lane’s track record of successfully utilizing the transfer portal is why comparisons are being made.

Whether realistic or not, Lane is expected to produce immediately considering monies implemented.

re: Dawn of a new era

Posted by cyarrr on 7/23/26 at 12:40 pm to
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Just win the games, go to Atlanta, go to the Playoffs and win in the Playoffs.


Agree

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It’s ridiculous that you were ever scared of a college football team to begin with.


It would be, had I actually been scared, considering I’m just a fan.

re: Dawn of a new era

Posted by cyarrr on 7/23/26 at 12:28 pm to
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LOL if you’re scared go to church. We own that place and everyone in it


Bama without Saban doesn’t strike fear in their opponents. Prepare yourself for disappointment.

Praying for you during this tumultuous transition.

re: Dawn of a new era

Posted by cyarrr on 7/23/26 at 10:14 am to
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Maybe you guys will win more than twice in the next 39 years against Bama in Tiger Stadium, unlike the past 4 decades (it is possible imo


LSU is 5-8 against Bama at Tiger stadium since 2000. Not great, but not the exaggerated number you claim.

Hope you enjoyed Saban’s tenure, because moving forward the results will not be the same.

re: Dawn of a new era

Posted by cyarrr on 7/23/26 at 9:54 am to
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Any playoff wins or appearances during his stint at LSU?


Nope, was one of the reasons he was fired.

Honest question, if DeBoer has another 4 loss season like the two prior, is he still coaching at Alabama in 2027?

What is the expectation from an Alabama fan’s perspective?

re: My Impressions of Alex Golesh

Posted by cyarrr on 7/22/26 at 2:07 pm to
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It is if you’ve sucked for half a decade. How to an elephant…pun intended.


I believe Auburn has a better and more engaged coach now and for that reason is trending upward.

Just saying, depending on how the other teams ranked around Auburn complete their classes will determine where Auburn lands in the final rankings. This, because Auburn’s class is complete or nearly complete.

That said, Auburn generally recruits at a high level, two of their last 3 recruiting cycles have finished top ten.

re: My Impressions of Alex Golesh

Posted by cyarrr on 7/22/26 at 12:08 pm to
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He is currently trending for a Top 10 class


I’m not so sure “trending for” is an accurate description.

Sitting just outside the top 10 already having 25 commits is not a favorable position if the teams ranked around Auburn have not filled there class.

re: Drink stat just heard at Media Days

Posted by cyarrr on 7/22/26 at 9:43 am to
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Mizzou beat 5-5 LSU in Covid Year, #23 South Carolina 4-4 in 2022 and should have beat #1 Georgia, still can't believe we lost that game. In 2023 only 5 SEC teams were over .500 in conference games and 1 of them was Mizzou. They only played 2, and if we're not for Jaylen Daniels we would have beaten LSU. Mizzou had wins over 4-4 #17 Tennessee, and wins over 3-5 Auburn, Florida, South Carolina and Kentucky. 2024 Mizzou was one of 8 teams that finished above .500 in conf, Mizzou played 3 and if Mizzou had beaten either one of them, those teams would have finished 4-4 instead of 5-3. 2025 If the Bama QB didn't play like Joe Montana on 4th down late in the game and Pribula could hit his wide open WR Marquis Johnson late in that game we could have won that game, but lose 27-24. We fall at a 1/2 yard short of tying or going for the win at Vandy after losing starting QB. Hell we played OU tough on the road with Pribula playing at like 60%. It's not like you play a lot of teams with winning conference records every year.


That’s a lot of what ifs.
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She shot him in the back of the head outside of the home. That's going to be murder.


Likely voluntary manslaughter if committed in the heat of the moment. Depends on the facts.
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Year 1 Edit: Obviously QB/RB is a factor but it’s the same with many on the schedule


I don’t feel that a proper assessment can be made with the current backfield he has.

If he wins 9 games in year 2 he has my respect .
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which is why i said we don’t count them but all those are recognized national titles by ncaa . I just copied and pasted it .


I linked NCAA official website. It’s not on there. What site did you copy and paste from?
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Various organizations have named National Champions in college football since 1869.Utilizing the selectors as recognized by the NCAA, Oklahoma has been recognized for 17 different seasons: 2003, 2000, 1986, 1985, 1980, 1978, 1975, 1974, 1973, 1967, 1956, 1955, 1953, 1950, 1949 and 1915.


2003 caught my eye since OU lost to LSU in championship game. Your list isn’t the same as NCAA web site.

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