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efforts to roster former NFL players


Texas actually DID roster an NFL player. What the…

LSU never did.
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Uhh he didn’t just sign with a summer league team, he was drafted.


But he went to Purdue, not LSU so he’s good!

re: Sankey Knew As Of FRIDAY

Posted by CDawson on 9/9/26 at 9:34 pm to
The SEC knew in advance yet still filed an amended suit making the same allegations even though LSU notified them in advance the issue was moot.

The hypocrisy is undeniable.
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The Tigers however later seemed eager to violate it,


This is all they have.

Well LSU acted like they might break a rule. Let’s get the.

Morons.
Talk about hypocrisy!

Cliff’s:

Purdue player signs with NBA summer team, doesn’t make it, files a suit to get his 5th year back and it’s granted so he is eligible to go back to college.

What the actual frick!
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Dont dare forget UGA came out publicly chastising LSU.


So did Sark at Texas while he had an NFL player on his roster.

What the…
Except no one can point to a rule LSU has broken in this case.

Secondly, Bama played a former NBA player.

Texas rostered a former NFL player.

These are two things LSU never did.

LSU simply followed the court order and ultimately decided to pass on the two players. Neither ever signed with or were ever rostered by LSU.

Make this hypocrisy make sense!
If the SEC would just tell me the rule Kiffin broke I might agree that a suspension is warranted.

But, typically a suspension starts off by alleging a broken rule. That broken rule is still conveniently missing from any SEC report or statement.

:wtf:
The more damning part for the SEC is they were notified on Sept 4 LSU was not rostering these perfectly eligible players and the SEC still filed an amendment to its complaint AFTER they were notified by LSU.

This doesn’t add up and doesn’t pass the smell test.
My company had a contract dispute with a university in another state. We knew we would get hosed in the local courts of the university and we tried to throw a Hail Mary and get it to federal court.

We were slapped down immediately using the 11th amendment and it went back to state court.

As expected, we got hosed. This is exactly what will happen to the SEC in Louisiana state court.
What a jealous hater. Go back to you communications lab and be a nobody.
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Where has this even been mentioned?


USA Today article stated the goal was to suspend Kiffin for a number of games and he proved lack of control by saying “imagine if we had pro players”. That’s about as weak a reason as I’ve ever heard.
I’ll listen to comments but that is my general understanding of the 11th amendment.

re: What happened to #18

Posted by CDawson on 9/7/26 at 5:54 pm to
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Wasn’t Moore, the center awarded #18 for the season or am I mistaken? He was wearing 61 Saturday night.


Nice troll. Not even you are this stupid.
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Only a weak citizen would fight to let others in our country,


Yep, and another issue is many of today’s “citizens” have an allegiance to another country due to birthright citizenship and other stupid government policies.

re: Clemson’s final drive

Posted by CDawson on 9/7/26 at 5:40 pm to
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That was a bad showing by the backups against a team that was completely depleted at that point. I was expecting a little more fight


As usual, LSU fans show the pure insanity of LSU fans.

:lol:

re: Halftime shows

Posted by CDawson on 9/7/26 at 5:38 pm to
We have a historically lame light show. So much better out there and that one was just installed. Whatever LSU paid, it was too much.

re: Kiffin not happy with the band.

Posted by CDawson on 9/7/26 at 5:25 pm to
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frustrated with the band


Me too, they need to play neck and cut out the piped in rap.
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Boom33


You, mam, are a fool.