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re: And here we go

Posted by Fan1958 on 11/10/26 at 10:49 am to
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They can have employees all they want, they just can't compete in the NCAA without academic eligibility. They would also still have to have appropriate eligibility to start playing in the SEC. They can't flunk out of HS and play as an employee in the SEC.


Not to be a smart arse but have you not been keeping up with all of the wild court rulings? The courts have said in essence "NCAA, you can't have rules.". I would assume that would apply to individual conferences as well.

Allowed Chambliss to play at OM. Allowed Pavia an extra year of eligibility.

It's done. Put together a 64 team super conference, allow each NFL team to have two farm teams under the university banner strictly for fan support (otherwise you have minor league baseball and Arena Football), draft and assign players, assign slot values and a salary cap and move on.

And here we go

Posted by Fan1958 on 11/10/26 at 9:38 am
Potential CBA agreement between Tenner and the basketball team:

LINK

Let's call it what it is and that's professional sports using the university name to generate a fanbase. They are no longer students but employees who won't be required to attend class or work toward a degree. What other university employees are required to attend class?

This is the final nail in my view. Kirby Smart has already discussed the fact the physicality is no longer there because these Prima Donnas are terrified of being injured and missing their bling.

Establish a (insert number here) team conference, break the conference into divisions, have a draft, take the division winners, have wild cards and there you have the playoff system with no biases or emotions involved in the selection of the playoff teams.
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Now if you don’t make the playoffs getting fired is a legit course of action


As many have said, this is NFL lite without the safety nets, (revenue sharing, salary caps, enforceable contracts, etc.). Coaches get fired in the NFL every day for missing the post season. Might as well be the same in college.
As far as Ole Miss and UK are concerned, yes LSU is a team each has beaten.

re: Ohio State is getting screwed.

Posted by Fan1958 on 11/4/26 at 11:46 am to
OSU will probably get in as their 4 remaining games are against lesser opponents (lesser this year anyway) and 3 are at home. BUT, they did lose to a middling USC team because of their QB situation. Lincoln Riley acted like they beat the 72 Dolphins. Had Sayin been under center most likely a different outcome. So yes, being penalized for the QB situation.
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Is there a popular Carolina mustard BBQ sauce that is readily available for shipping?

You know damn well there are some great Texas BBQ sauces you can get delivered. To name a few well known brands:

Stubbs
Goode Co.
Hutchins
Rudy’s


Anything not made from scratch in my own kitchen gets kicked to the curb. Mustard based? Are you eating a hot dog?

Molasses based sauces are the only sauce for a true Southern barbecue aficionado. Anything else might as well use Hidden Valley Ranch dressing.
SMU pic a bit suspect. No players on the field, appears the tarps are still down along the sidelines. Sure this wasn't taken 2-3 hours before kickoff?

The others, yeah.
Nope. Give $10-$12 million to St. Jude, couple million to the local children's hospital, set myself up with a spread in Wyoming and invest the rest for kid and grandkids.

Nothing for these ungrateful prima donnas to buy Ferraris and Lambos (and wrap around a tree) and who may or may not be with the program in a year.

A $40 million roster

Posted by Fan1958 on 10/25/26 at 8:51 am
and 1-4 in the SEC, good for 15th place. That's Aggie football one year removed from the CFP.

re: Tennessee is fraudulent

Posted by Fan1958 on 10/13/26 at 8:39 am to
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You gave up 200+ yards rushing against us.

You know UT is going to rush for at least that much as well, right?


Arkansas held Tenner to 167 rushing and 59 came on one play. Not so sure they will have any better success against Bama.

re: Is Elko’s Job Safe?

Posted by Fan1958 on 10/12/26 at 4:35 pm to
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Citadel shouldn't be a problem for them.
We said that once. Our first game as an SEC member.

Our head coach resigned in shame the next day.


No, he didn't resign. Frank Broyles canned that arse before he got to the locker room after the game.
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It does to the Hogs, they need every win they can get.


Look, we all know Arkansas is not in a good place and hasn't been since holier-than-thou Jeff Long cut Petrino loose. But this year, and maybe this year alone, I venture to say OU may be as bad or worse. Relatively speaking, UGA put a worse arse whipping on OU than they did on Arkansas.

OU squeaked by New Mexico and lost to what the record will reflect a very bad Michigan team.
Dude has Parkinson's and signs of dementia. And he has to deal with Hillary's carpetbagging arse.

No.
Take Tulsa. Arkansas will most likely lose and even if a win won't be by more than 7.

So who is really the best

Posted by Fan1958 on 9/20/26 at 9:49 am
Golding or Kiffin? Golding is 1-0 against exactly the same opponent (UGA) with exactly the same team and Lainey is 0-1 with said team. And now Golding is 1-0 head-to-head with Lainey. Looks like OM got the better end of the deal and exorcised themselves of a drama queen.
What date is considered the genesis of the "modern era"? I mean, 12 of the 16 occurred before 1986 and 11 of 16 occurred in the first 20 years of the 20th century.

The four that occurred since 1986 (OU, Mizzou, UK and aTm) are the ones who should be embarrassed.
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To be fair, this dude is like 5'10 and went undrafted. He basically went all in on beating Bama and didn't really do much else.


Cases like this were bound to happen after the NIL debacle. I've pointed out before what is to keep a good serviceable college QB with no real shot at the NFL (Pavia, for example) of hanging around forever and being paid handsomely if some college team thinks he can help them win, regardless of age and number of years already played. It beats flipping burgers.
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2012 Louisiana Monroe.

2012 Rutgers.

2013 Rutgers.

2015 Toledo.

2015 Texas Tech.

2016 Missouri.

2016 Virginia Tech.

2018 North Texas.

2018 Colorado State.

2018 Ole Miss.

2019 San Jose State.

2019 Western Kentucky.

2019 Kentucky.

2022 Liberty.

2022 Missouri.

2023 BYU.

2024 Oklahoma State.

2025. Memphis.


Those were bad but the worst HAD to be The Citadel in 1992. First year in the big, bad SEC and the opening game of the year lose to THE CITADEL??

Then pasted USCe the next week and got scorched by Bama a week or two later. First play from scrimmage Bama goes 80 right up the gut.

Any game with Chad Morris was a bad loss, even if the loss was expected. That squirrelly eyed douche was just...
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I won't stop at just the SEC. My domination will impose a rule that conferences may not be larger than that which would allow each team to play every other team in the conference.

Perhaps, we should regionalize them.


That's what you had in the old SWC, Big 8, ACC and Pac 8. Even when there was just a 10 game schedule everybody played everybody.