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- how many years before you place any accountability on McMahon for losing?

- what is the standard for success under McMahon?


Completely silent after a win.

Typical
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could it be seen by others?


That's not the applicable standard of conduct forbidden by the DC statute
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Exposure is indecent under the law whenever a reasonable person would or should know that his act may be seen by others


It's not a slam dunk man. Obviously we don't have all the facts, but if the act took place in a private office behind a closed door, then perhaps a "reasonable person would (not) know that the act would be seen by others." It's way more nuanced than you make it out to be
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Indecent exposure and a quick trip to the sex offender list. He has zero defense, it’s an open and shut case.


I don't think you know what indecent exposure is
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Because the SEC wants the home team to win. Pretty simple.


I could understand this if you said they want certain teams to win, but what does the SEC stand to gain from a home team instead of a visiting team winning any given game?
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Will probably end up as a 8-9 seed at this point.


The only way this happens is if they literally don't lose another game all year. Even then, it would be a long shot
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You didn’t disprove anything I posted. I clearly stated that “every once in a blue moon we run post ups for Baker” so your attempt to say that one possession equals an entire game is not only stupid, it doesn’t refute anything I posted.


They ran it again at the 17:00 minute mark. But every 3 minutes is once in a blue moon to you I guess
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Madking


Lol you pivoted to this thread after your "we don't run anything" shtick got disproven. They literally ran a set off the opening tip, but you probably just checked the box score
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We don’t run anything on offense


I see you keep saying this in multiple threads, but I think it's a little disingenuous. I agree LSU does not run very many sets or "plays" but there is certainly a motion offense being ran. But there still are some plays being used. For example, off the opening tip, LSU went straight into a double pin down with a seal from Baker on the block. Executed pretty well and Baker got decent positioning, he's just not very good at putting the ball in the hole.
College basketball probably has the biggest home court advantage in all of major sports
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I remember Wade losing at home to Oats by 30


John Petty looked like prime Steph Curry that night

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using his matchup advantages in the front court.


Lol what front court advantage? LSU's bigs are pathetic. The only chance tonight was if they got lucky and bama was ice cold from 3. Unfortunately that didn't happen

re: Good Riddance Kayshon

Posted by McMahonnequin on 1/25/24 at 3:56 pm
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Who’s making excuses? You’re not very good at interpreting.


You don't know the guy, yet here you are saying that he has a problem and needs help. That sounds like an excuse to me, or at the very least is a weak attempt to coddle someone who was afforded more opportunity than the average person could dream of

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Anyways I was worried it was something more. He looked healthy


He was in full uniform on the bench
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After watching Dean make a pathetic effort for the crucial rebound late, I expected to see threads playing him less, not more.


I wouldn't exactly categorize that as pathetic effort. He found a man, put a body on him, and just got out athleted

re: Good Riddance Kayshon

Posted by McMahonnequin on 1/25/24 at 3:41 pm
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Young man obviously has a problem and needs help.


Yea let's make excuses for the guy because he could catch a football. frick that, you reap what you sow
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You can’t bench Baker because the spacing his shooting provides is essential to the ball screen offense we run


He doesn't provide any spacing at all. Dude literally has one made 3 in SEC play and opposing teams have smartly started to let him shoot it if he so pleases. I seriously don't see a single advantage in playing baker significant minutes unless the opposition's 5 is severely undersized

re: Tigers let that one slip away

Posted by McMahonnequin on 1/25/24 at 1:20 pm
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Baker is too quick to play with his back to the goal


You can't be serious. Baker has the agility of 45 year old Tom Brady
It's mostly due to the fact that about 98% of posters on this board are basketball illiterate. Both in the sense of how the actual game works, as well as the inner workings of college basketball as a whole
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Maybe the OT attorneys can chime in. Is character assassination as a defense technique just an accepted part of trials and viewed as an attorney defending their client to the best of their ability, or is it sort of frowned upon even though everyone knows it does happen?


It may be frowned upon but it is certainly legal. There's actually a specific carve out in the Louisiana Code of Evidence for this exact scenario.

La. Code of Evidence art. 412A2(a)