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They’ve never truly left the plantation and I don’t know why some folks can’t see this about them. You’ll never see Ole Miss have a rapper like Boosie on campus much less playing his music in the stadium..
I saw one yesterday from last weeks game. Lmao
Never getting off the plantation helps perpetuate these delusions.
Because they think they’re fancy and rich if they wear them. It’s mostly sorority girls that do. it also goes along with their same concept of the Grove…fancy chandeliers for their fancy tailgating that they think is so luxurious.
And? I never said anything other that but we’re seeing verbatim what he wrote and that the fight isn’t over yet.
I’m only donating if you do one that says,

“Alabama has Greg Sankey’s balls in their purse.”
Are you kidding me? The SEC did this not LSU.…it’s all on them and deep down they know that but thought they could get away with it because they’ve gotten away with so much over the years that their arrogance and emotions took over their logic. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
You’re delusional…Bama hates LSU. They let others do their dirty work for them. That makes them worse than Sankey. THAT is their style as you say or how they operate.
You misunderstood the original post. I never said that was the plan for the beginning.

Again, if you read the paragraph where I said. When they refused to allow LSU to add the two players. I think LSU’s position was fine, we’ll go ahead and lock our roster for the year and let the chips fall where they may.

In case you’re still confused, LSU and/or the players attorneys could have made several different decisions and how to respond to that including going straight back to the court, but I think they avoided that step because they knew they would just keep fighting it. I think they chose to just go ahead and lock the roster for the year and then take whatever Legal recourse they can against the SEC.

So again, no I’m not saying this I was their A plan. This is a cat and mouse game, but I absolutely believe that they could have taken other measures to get those players on the roster but decided not to because they knew either way they had the SEC by their balls and then either way they were gonna have a lawsuit that’s gonna be settled out and those players wanted to get paid either way.
Well no shite lol it would have to be the players’s attorneys to file emotion of contempt of court, and then the judge would have to agree that they were in contempt, but obviously they are unless I’m missing something.
I agree with everything you have said I couldn’t have said it better myself. I have been waiting for my entire life for them to stand up to this crooked arse SEC office.

The only thing I will add to what you said is it actually goes further back than even the 80s. I think the SEC office has been corrupt from the beginning, but I think the first real documented evidence of that goes back to 1964 when Bobby Dodd from Georgia Tech took on the SEC and Alabama for breaking rules and how some could get away with breaking rules and some couldn’t. I think it was called the 104 rule, but it was pertaining to recruiting. We all know how that ended. Bobby Dodd removed GT from the SEC. If they don’t irrelevant in football, but I’ll say they have not had to put up with the SEC’s BS anymore.

Anyone who knows the true history behind Bear Bryant and recruiting those that he would recruit players just so no one else could know a fool well, he had no intent in playing some of them. He is one of the main reasons why the NCAA implemented scholarship limitations.
It’s not what you know it’s who you know in how a lot of them have gotten their jobs I’m sure.
I’m not saying it was the only legal strategy but it most certainly became a factor in their overall strategy.,
Absolutely when you start costing universities’s money and you were hired to do what’s in the best interest of the university then you gotta go so I don’t see how in the end some of these presidents and chancellor‘s aren’t fired especially if there’s a discrimination lawsuits and civil rights is brought into it. They have no choice but to fire them because then it looks like they employ people who commit discrimination, etc..
And let me add it will be brought up that the SEC picks and choose is when they listen to the NCAA rules and when they don’t just like they pick and choose when they will listen to court orders and when they won’t. All of that is gonna be the basis of this case or any future lawsuit because it shows exactly who they are and how they operate.
Think about it that SEC office is in Alabama. They have enough connections in that state that if they wanted to shut this whole thing down, including Sankey they would have.

They thought they could all get away with it because they’ve gotten away with screwing over LSU so many times in the past.

I could just hear them in these meetings “oh that’s why we had to fire him here at Alabama. He is such a problem.” Ball blah blah You can bet Money they weren’t defending Kiffin unless it benefits them, but they’re not gonna make a public statement about him because they wanna leave the door open of the possibility of hiring him in the future.

They act like they would have nothing to do with him and that they would never hire him, but let him win championships at LSU and that’s exactly what they will try today. So they’re silence and all of this fool me. They are the leader and all of this and the head snake because they control that SEC office and they control whoever sits in that commissioner seat.
Yep but I also think he did not act alone in this. I 100% believe Alabama was at the forefront of it, but staying quiet publicly about it and let Tennessee and Ole Miss take the blame for going after Kiffin and LSU.