bluestem75
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Dallas, TX |
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| Occupation: | Professor of telephone talking and computer clickage |
| Number of Posts: | 5492 |
| Registered on: | 10/21/2007 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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re: Motivation of SEC to keep the Federal Case open
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/26/26 at 9:51 am to 4evrlsu
At some point, though, the SEC will have to shite or get off the pot in regards to the Fed case finding. The case was filed regarding the rostering of two football players, not basketball players. The SEC has not made a single public statement regarding any basketball players. While the official filing is about enforcement of its bylaws, it’s obvious it was in reaction to the LA district court ruling.
The SEC’s case has to overcome a mountain of hurdles: standing, harm, venue, Anti-Injunction claims, dubious 1st Amendment claims, sports league jurisprudence.
I think part of the reason the league wants it open is because the state of Louisiana is foaming at the mouth to get Sankey back in court on contempt charges. If there’s no Federal case, there’s nothing standing in the way of that.
The SEC’s case has to overcome a mountain of hurdles: standing, harm, venue, Anti-Injunction claims, dubious 1st Amendment claims, sports league jurisprudence.
I think part of the reason the league wants it open is because the state of Louisiana is foaming at the mouth to get Sankey back in court on contempt charges. If there’s no Federal case, there’s nothing standing in the way of that.
re: Try & square the argument: Fed Gov’t can’t regulate state voter rolls for FEDERAL ELECTION
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/26/26 at 9:22 am to Covingtontiger77
It’s Federal Law that only citizens can vote. By the Supremacy Clause, that law supersedes any state law. And let’s face it; the only reason blue states don’t want Federal oversight to happen is so that they can continue their ballot stuffing cartel.
I would also argue that allowing foreign nationals to vote in state and local elections is a national security risk.
I would also argue that allowing foreign nationals to vote in state and local elections is a national security risk.
re: Vegas - non gambling / drinking things to do
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/23/26 at 11:06 am to skewbs
If you or the Mrs. love The Wizard of Oz, the showings at The Sphere are worth every penny.
Second Red Rock—go on your third or fourth day so you can really feel the difference between how peaceful it is there vs the The Strip.
Most bars these days have high quality mocktails. Check them out.
Absinthe is the best show on The Strip by far. It’s VERY raunchy: be warned.
The Cirque du Soleil shows are top notch. O at Bellagio tends to be the biggest crowd pleaser but we enjoyed Ka at MGM and the Michael Jackson Cirque at Mandalay Bay.
Not sure which resort you’re staying at but most of the high quality resorts have amazing pool areas. Spend some downtime there. The spas are pretty expensive but very nice if you have the budget.
The. Food. Definitely grab some reservations at a good steakhouse, Asian, or Italian place. They’re pricey but definitely part of the experience. The Golden Steer is a Vegas institution.
The Venetian and Caesar’s both have really great shopping.
Travel Ruby has great videos on restaurants and resorts, what’s going on in Vegas in the next month, tips and tricks, and cheap eats.
Second Red Rock—go on your third or fourth day so you can really feel the difference between how peaceful it is there vs the The Strip.
Most bars these days have high quality mocktails. Check them out.
Absinthe is the best show on The Strip by far. It’s VERY raunchy: be warned.
The Cirque du Soleil shows are top notch. O at Bellagio tends to be the biggest crowd pleaser but we enjoyed Ka at MGM and the Michael Jackson Cirque at Mandalay Bay.
Not sure which resort you’re staying at but most of the high quality resorts have amazing pool areas. Spend some downtime there. The spas are pretty expensive but very nice if you have the budget.
The. Food. Definitely grab some reservations at a good steakhouse, Asian, or Italian place. They’re pricey but definitely part of the experience. The Golden Steer is a Vegas institution.
The Venetian and Caesar’s both have really great shopping.
Travel Ruby has great videos on restaurants and resorts, what’s going on in Vegas in the next month, tips and tricks, and cheap eats.
re: Weekend in Savannah, Ga.
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/21/26 at 3:33 pm to PJinAtl
If you want good low country boil, check out The Crab Shack on Tybee Island.
re: Chase vs. Stingley
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/20/26 at 5:33 pm to jdaute2
Where else have I seen that play?
Oh yeah. Q1 TD vs Bama.
Oh yeah. Q1 TD vs Bama.
re: The difference in LSU/Ole miss was simple: one had chambliss one did not
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/20/26 at 5:26 pm to tigerbait2010
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it’s because Lane was supremely confident Trinidad and Lacy would follow
Lane didn’t think Chambliss would be eligible.
As good as he is, it’s unfortunate anything Ole Miss does this year will have the ineligible * beside it.
I was all for Indiana winning last year but then I found out their roster averaged 23.4 years old. The number of 6th and 7th year players they had was insane. In contrast, the average age of Michigan’s 2023 title winning team was 20.3.
Chambliss is older than the average age of the oldest team to win the Natty.
re: 30 Losses Since 2020
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/20/26 at 4:00 pm to Violent Hip Swivel
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Or at least not discuss it.
1958-2003 is only 5 more years than 1982-2022, bro. Thats not the scoreboard flex you think it is.
Aren’t we 3-2 against you guys on the SECCG?
re: 30 Losses Since 2020
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/20/26 at 3:58 pm to SECCaptain
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Like the 90's? LSU was trash in the 70's and 80's too. Outside of Saban, who laid the foundation for Les, and the 2019 fluke, LSU has sucked dick for the last 50 years
Not all of us got to play last century in a rigged state conference where the state legislature made sure the flagship university had more money for athletics than everyone else.
And you still struggled against Aggie in the 80s and 90s.
Number of Nattys in the 21st Century:
LSU: 3
Texas: 1
Y’all could win this year and still be behind.
re: Golding’s era will be like Orgeron’s…without the natty
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/20/26 at 10:37 am to Cknsnghtmre
26 OM is 22 Bama.
Insert Chambliss instead: “Maybe Bryce will bail us out.”
Insert Chambliss instead: “Maybe Bryce will bail us out.”
re: We gave $100 million to a coach who can’t win big games.
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/20/26 at 10:33 am to WeeWee
Saban went 7-6 in 2007. Relax.
re: OM 2 point conversion
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/20/26 at 10:23 am to Rust
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Dominated only to win by one score.
That defense is going to cost them a trip to the SECCG. Against both ranked opponents, their defense blew 2nd half leads of 17 and 14. They were two bad passes away from giving up the lead.
They remind me of 22 Bama whose whole game plan was “Maybe Bryce will bail us out.” Insert Chambliss for Bryce and you have 26 Ole Miss.
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You mean when they lined up and easily clapped us offsides twice
Rule change needs to be made. That’s simulating the snap via motion in an attempt to draw the defense off sides. I’m fine with drawing them off with voice inflection, but you get one clap. More than that without a snap should be a penalty.
re: We've yet to have a Gen X President..
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/17/26 at 8:20 am to keks tadpole
Maybe Boomers should’ve retired sooner?
Go look at 2024 election results by generation. You can thank us after you do.
Go look at 2024 election results by generation. You can thank us after you do.
re: Now every school gets to pay these nfl banned players
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/16/26 at 7:07 pm to cajunbama
Did all y’all forget that the SEC has a judgment against it in both a district and now an appellate court? League lawyers are going to have a hard time explaining to any court why they ignored a direct court order to roster these players and not punish LSU for doing it. (Threat of fines and expulsion is straight up coercion by the league to force LSU to ignore a court order from its own district court.)
They’re also going to have to explain why they’re discriminating against these two specific players and not others who were granted TROs by other state district courts.
They’re also going to have to explain why they attempted to get the judgment overturned in a Federal court in a separate circuit instead of appealing the LA court ruling immediately.
Wright and Harris are going to get tens of millions from the SEC. Each.
They’re also going to have to explain why they’re discriminating against these two specific players and not others who were granted TROs by other state district courts.
They’re also going to have to explain why they attempted to get the judgment overturned in a Federal court in a separate circuit instead of appealing the LA court ruling immediately.
Wright and Harris are going to get tens of millions from the SEC. Each.
re: WAFB: SEC loses appeal…“Greg Sankey is a misguided missile and is going to ruin the SEC”
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/15/26 at 4:01 pm to TeeteringBrink
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A conference does not dominate the market like the NCAA does, and is therefore much less vulnerable to Sherman Act liability.
Really? The SEC doesn’t dominate the college athletic market in 12 states?
The SEC also defers to the NCAA on just about everything, so its choice to counter NCAA eligibility rules on this issue smacks of selective outrage. The league literally decided that one group of players can play but not these others after the LA court case was filed, thus exempting every athlete suing from the updated rules.
The SEC stepped into this unnecessarily. Sankey and the conference legal team should’ve explained to its members that entering this argument could expose the conference to legal rulings and penalties that will make it harder to operate as is. It would’ve been smarter for the league to let the court cases play out and then tighten rules for next year. Now, the league is exposed legally and will likely have to settle for tens of millions with Wright and Harris.
re: Why is Texas getting so much hate for their stadium atmosphere
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/15/26 at 1:12 pm to texasguy
I went in 2019. It’s a very corporate/flashy/“look how cool we are” atmosphere to the point that they can’t really figure out what they want it to be. It wasn’t that way in the early 90s when I went to games while my sister (no pics) was in school there.
re: La. Appeals Court sides with players after SEC appeal
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/15/26 at 11:18 am to LSUtigerNVegas9
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He opened the conference up to antitrust suits when only the NCAA had to worry about that.
In addition to contempt of court charges…
…And possible criminal conspiracy and collusion charges for Sankey and the university presidents who coerced LSU into not following the court order.
re: Lioness Season 3 Off to a Solid Start
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/14/26 at 9:54 pm to GoGators1995
S3, E5. That wasn’t Georgetown. They filmed at SMU.
re: Sankey at Bham Monday Morning QB Club
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/14/26 at 9:34 pm to LouisianaLonghorn
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They will keep digging until they find something egregious enough to expel us for.
That’s called criminal conspiracy and collusion.
re: SEC Shorts - Texas takes the throne
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/14/26 at 8:17 am to RebelExpress38
SEC Shorts setting up the inevitable Red River Upset? Because you know it’s coming…
re: Special delivery for Sankey on the way
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/11/26 at 3:09 pm to NorthshoreTiger76
Oh crap. I thought it was going to be a shite sandwich.
Potential Ref Revenge
Posted by bluestem75 on 9/11/26 at 1:04 pm
You don’t think that’s going to be under a microscope this year? You don’t think ESPN is going to pick that up?
The SEC is already in hot water for colluding against the LA District Court and Wright/Harris. Pretty sure they won’t want additional game fixing charges.
The SEC is already in hot water for colluding against the LA District Court and Wright/Harris. Pretty sure they won’t want additional game fixing charges.
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