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I'll be at the South Alabama vs. LA Tech game tomorrow if that tells you anything.

re: Most hostile SEC fanbases?

Posted by Imber on 10/30/26 at 4:29 pm to
Reddit :lol:

Good God, get a life.
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Deboer looks constipated in that picture. He looks like that every time you see him. Always got that grimace going on.


Kalen is a gender neutral name meaning slender, narrow or fair. HIs hair has already fallen out and he's scared of loud music. He's not cut out for life in the SEC. The only question is whether he bolts for another job or Altie gets banned again first.

re: Help me understand coon logic ?

Posted by Imber on 10/29/26 at 8:31 pm to
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Not what he said at all. He said people get angry because it's tradition.



Yeah: as a matter of fact, every SEC team has had the same “tradition” for decades now


Found the "Bama fan" who's never been to a Bama game. You have an RV lot where some people tailgate. Beyond that, some of the students hang out on the strip before and after the game. It's actually one of the worst tailgating environments in the SEC.

re: Help me understand coon logic ?

Posted by Imber on 10/29/26 at 8:21 pm to
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Dumb logic. "We like night games and we like to tailgate" is all you've said this is every team in the SEC


No it's not. Now, I have been to the Grove many times. It is a good tailgating environment, and I can see how y'all would want to make a day of it and then go to the game at night, but not every school is like that.

re: Help me understand coon logic ?

Posted by Imber on 10/29/26 at 8:12 pm to
I'll try to explain it again in simple language. Night games are a part of our tradition. We almost always had home games at night before TV contracts. It's unreasonable to expect every game to be at night now, but our fans will always complain. Schools like Bama, for example, have never cared about night games. They just show up, file in before the game, and file out afterwards. Tailgating is a day long affair at LSU, unlike some other places, including the Big 12 schools.
Who are these people? Today's callers on Finebaum?

However, if he was to leave, I assume their first call would go to Cignetti. I doubt he would leave though with the cake walk he has up there. Not sure who they would pursue after that other than begging Saban to come back.

re: Where does Arch land?

Posted by Imber on 10/29/26 at 3:39 pm to
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This is more about LSU than it is about Kiffin.


Put the pipe down man. It's very common knowledge just how much the Manning family hates Lane. That's been discussed for years on end. They cannot stand the guy and they don't trust him. There's a reason they stepped away from Ole Miss when Kiffin was hired. Kiffin could still be the Ole Miss coach, and there would be no way in hell they'd let Arch go play under him.


We knew when Arch was a recruit there was no chance he was coming to LSU. That was long before Lane was hired. The Mannings have never cared for LSU, even though they reside in NOLA. I don't know if that is because of Archie's history with Ole Miss or some other reason, but it's been common knowledge for years that no Manning will play for LSU. We recruited him, but knew it was a lost cause.

re: Happy Halloween

Posted by Imber on 10/29/26 at 3:13 pm to
I thought the flag was a nice touch.
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I'm pretty sure he said the same thing about the football players and look where that went. He's the prototypical scumbag southern lawyer that you see in movies.

That said, it's always good to have a lawyer like him on your side when you need him. At least he's fighting for his client.



You don't frick with Tony Clayton in East or West Baton Rouge Parish. His batting average is damn near 1000. Our good buddy Gordon brings him in on all of his cases that are going to trial.
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He had to know that RJ Luis was going to get another injunction that states LSU has to roster him and the SEC can’t levy any punishment.


The court can't order LSU to roster anyone.

re: RJ Luis granted temporary eligibility

Posted by Imber on 10/28/26 at 10:01 pm to
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You haven't been punished yet though.

This could provide a good opportunity for LSU if they don't roster him or give any indication that they want to.


LSU has probably already paid six figures in attorneys' fees to defend itself in the bullshite federal suit with more to come.
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Fun fact, the last time LSU beat Bama in Tiger Stadium it was a 2:30 kickoff. Also fun fact, that was 16 years ago.


Try again genius.
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LSU could be far more successful, and far more appreciated at the Big 10/12 or ACC. I don't like towing the line with people who hate us. They don't deserve us as partners and it's time to go.


I understand the sentiment, but we wouldn't earn more in any other conference than the B1G, and that will never happen. At the end of the day, money is all the decision makers care about.
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You're confusing the suit Luis filed with the federal suit filed in Alabama.




And you are assuming we are behind it right in spite of direct statements to the contrary


I'm not assuming anything. I'm just saying if we roster him it could come back to bite us whether in litigation or otherwise. We already have a target on our back. Better to let sleeping dogs lie sometimes.
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The SEC will argue LSU/Wade encouraged him to file the suit. That could create a question of fact in the judge's mind, at least long enough to prolong to federal suit for a while.



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Clayton clarified that LSU and its basketball program have no involvement in his client’s latest legal actions. “LSU has nothing to do with it,” he said. “I'm sure LSU doesn't like the fact that we sued them. I know coach Wade does not like the fact that I had to sue his immediate supervisor. But it's not about them. "It's about RJ Luis, and I hope that LSU understands it. If they don't, that's on them. It's not about LSU. LSU is being forced not to allow RJ to exercise his constitutional right to play basketball. So it's not personal.”


You're confusing the suit Luis filed with the federal suit filed in Alabama. Clayton and Luis have no involvement in that, and whatever public statements Clayton has made are not evidence in either suit.
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The SEC will argue LSU/Wade encouraged him to file the suit.


Id imagine a judge would require proof. And how exactly is that against any rule?


It would require proof, and therefore allow both parties to conduct discovery, take depositions under oath, prolong the litigation, etc. It's just not worth this much heat over one player IMO.
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It very well could, at least in the short term.


How? LSU has nothing to do with what happened today.


The SEC will argue LSU/Wade encouraged him to file the suit. That could create a question of fact in the judge's mind, at least long enough to prolong to federal suit for a while.
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This might frick over LSU in the federal suit


It very well could, at least in the short term.