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VooDude

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Trying to give Keelon an easier time for his first true road game. Theyve been getting away with this shite my whole life

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Cry, you baby back bitches.

9:30 on a Monday and Pete Golding is owning LSU fans. I always knew I liked Pete.

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So you want him punished because you don't like him and you think he has questionable character?

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I'm cool with it. He needs some humble pie. Lol

My assumption is the SEC won't punish him if they don't have a reason or proof. So my expectation is if he does get hit there will be good reason behind it. If that's the case, I hope they wear him out. If not, so be it.

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THIS is really the best troll attempt that you can produce?

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This is not a troll. This is a discussion. Not everything posted on this board has to be trolling. I realize that's the focal point of this message board, but I'm not trolling. The thread has, however, seemed to upset some LSU fans like yourself. It's all going to be okay, EBT.

For the record, I don't want LSU voted out of the conference. It wouldn't hurt my feelings to see Kiffin get nailed. Maybe some discipline for LSU, but other than that I'm good. I enjoy LSU being in conference. There's never a dull moment with LSU around. No fanbase entertains like LSU, and we all know no one melts like LSU.

The only vote of no confidence is for LSU.

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Keep on whining

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All I did was post a link. Sounds like your tinder a little heart is wanting to whine about it. Not the other way around.

Don't shoot the messenger. Thoughts? Twitter link below.


The SEC accusing LSU of “lack of institutional control” hits differently when you look at the timeline:

2011-12 — NCAA major-infractions case. Recruiting violations. LSU put on probation.

2012-17 — Booster John Paul Funes provides $180K in impermissible benefits to a football player’s family using money embezzled from a hospital foundation.

2013 — Les Miles investigation intentionally stored offsite. AD Joe Alleva recommends firing him. LSU keeps him.

2017-19 — Will Wade caught on FBI wiretap discussing a “strong-arse offer.”

2019 — LSU suspends Wade after he refuses to meet with LSU/NCAA officials. Reinstates him 5 weeks later.

2020 — LSU’s handling of sexual misconduct allegations exposed.

2020 — Odell Beckham Jr. hands LSU players cash after the national title.

2020 — LSU self-imposes scholarship cuts, recruiting restrictions and a bowl ban amid the NCAA investigation.

LSU’s statement:

“This decision reflects LSU’s commitment to compliance with NCAA regulations and maintenance of institutional control.”

2021 — Independent review finds systemic Title IX failures. Verge Ausberry suspended 30 days without pay.

2022 — LSU fires Wade after an NCAA Notice of Allegations containing multiple Level I allegations.

2022 — Separate NCAA case: Football commits COVID dead-period recruiting violations. One year probation.

2023 — IARP resolves the football/basketball case: multiple violations, failure to monitor, 37 football wins vacated and 3 more years probation, beginning when the prior probation ended Sept. 21, 2023.

The NCAA also alleged lack of institutional control. The IARP did not sustain that allegation.

2024 — LSU pays $1.9M to settle Title IX claims. No admission of liability.

2026 — LSU rehires Will Wade.

The AD announcing the hire? Verge Ausberry.

2026 — Wade pursues international pros, an NBA draft pick and players with professional basketball experience.

2026 — LSU pursues outside capital tied to future SEC media revenue.

2026 — LSU pushes to add players who signed NFL contracts and went through NFL camps.

Sept. 2026 — The SEC sues LSU. Ausberry is a named defendant.

LSU ultimately leaves the former NFL players off its final roster.

The SEC presses forward anyway.

Its amended complaint says LSU’s actions “confirm the lack of institutional control over the athletics program at LSU that is required by Article 6 of the SEC Constitution.”

At the informal direction of the other 15 SEC presidents and chancellors, Sankey calls a Special Meeting for Sept. 10 to consider terminating LSU’s membership — whether LSU backs off the professional players or not.

And LSU is still on NCAA probation.

It expires Sept. 21.

Twelve days from now.

Different coaches. Different scandals.

Same institution. And in some cases, the same people.

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