JRtiger75

They better get their fun in this weekend because they gotta come to Death Valley next year. Anything they can do we can do much much much worse. In the words of the late Aretha Franklin "you bettah think!"

Under Goodell the NFL increased revenue by the billions. Under Sankey the SEC has lost footing in the market. Got out manuevered by the BIG10 for a better media contract and now has egg all over his face as he is being drug by media for his lack of knowledge of the situation, lack of control of situation and making it worse by threatening expulsion for no violation. yea same thing SMH

Dont forget the pretend military band lolol

U need to worry about not going o for the sec lolol donkey

Still haven't defined that yet either. Lol. Keep on keeping on. Yalls dissonance gives u away. U know this is bullchit. He'll several sec schools have similar players fostered today!!! Lolol

I beg to differ. There plenty cvnts in here this week echoing the same. Wanting lsu gone. Calling lsu and it's fans trash. So no walking that back. Every school in the sec save maybe vandy has skeletons. I mean chit bama tenn texas ok and uf could fill several binders and never ever got threatened with expulsion. This was collusion and racketeering by the sec and its schools and the fans on this board supported it with glee. So yea its like that now lol. Piss balloons, toppled portajohns, whiskey bottles. Yall getting it all lololol. Dont whine when it happens. Yall brought this on yourselves lololol.

Its an LSU board donkey lol. Kick rocks if we hurt your little dog feelings so much! Lolol. Go make your own rant board with rest of your SEC cuck friends lol

The legal ramifications if he does go through with this are defcon 1 type chit. Any lawyer worth their salt will be falling over themselves to represent LSU. The evidence of selective enforcement of rules, corporate malfeasance, breach of contract, Defamation and possibly racketeering is very significant. Evidence is there to show LSU hasnt dont anything illegal or against the rules. However there is overwhelming evidence that Ole Miss and Bama violated rules and TROS of both the NCAA without as so much a slap on the wrist. How does the SEC reconcile that with accusing LSU of LOIC when we have not rostered the players nor violated any rules of the SEC? The short answer is they cant. So the case will be thrown out on merit and the SEC will be lucky it isnt sued for legal fees and defamation/libel. The courts look down on selective enforcement and ignoring legal precedent. The SEC isnt just thumbing itst nose at LSU its doing it to State and its courts as well. Do they really want to open themselves to discovery as well as the other SEC schools? THink of the emails and discussions and staff that could be reviewed and Vetted???? that smoke is thick, they dont want any of that!

Why is it so hard for your dumba55 to understand this. The players felt they were cheated out of a year of eligibility. THey sued the NCAA to gain that year back. THEY WON!. So in the eyes of the courts they are eligible. SOOOO for SEC to say well we dont recognize the courts ruling is ILLEGAL because it supercedes the NCAA AND SEC. They would have an argument if they had applied that rule across the board evenly BUT THEY HAVENT. Thats the issue doofus. Not mention there have been many TROs that have gone against the SEC rules and they have respected the TROs. Why is this different????

The NCAA needs to get with all the pro sports leagues and hammer out an agreement. Then once they have that it will be simple. To enter your name into the draft you have to sign a contract/waiver. This will state in short form that you are voluntarily giving up your right to return to college in the sport you are currently playing forever ( ie a football player cant return to football). That still allows for pro track stars to go to football, or pro baseball guys to return to football in college. Players will be required to sign this waiver to be eligible to be drafted and/or signed as a UDFA. It must be adopted by the players unions as well so there is no confusion. Problem solved. Now if someone wants to leave their sport and attempt to go "pro" in that sport they must voluntarily waive all their rights to return to the "amateur" or college level of said sport. NO more grey area, No more issues, no more court involvevment because you have waiver signed voluntarily surrending any further eligibility.

The NCAA needs to get with all the pro sports leagues and hammer out an agreement. Then once they have that it will be simple. To enter your name into the draft you have to sign a contract/waiver. This will state in short form that you are voluntarily giving up your right to return to college in the sport you are currently playing forever ( ie a football player cant return to football). That still allows for pro track stars to go to football, or pro baseball guys to return to football in college. Players will be required to sign this waiver to be eligible to be drafted and/or signed as a UDFA. It must be adopted by the players unions as well so there is no confusion. Problem solved. Now if someone wants to leave their sport and attempt to go "pro" in that sport they must voluntarily waive all their rights to return to the "amateur" or college level of said sport. NO more grey area, No more issues, no more court involvevment because you have waiver signed voluntarily surrending any further eligibility.