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Well Donde, you are free to defend all you wish at the preliminary hearing on Wednesday.

In the meantime, should you violate the TRO and if issued, the Preliminary Injunction on Thursday, pack your bags for your overnight stay in EBR jail for contempt. PS Dont drop the soap.

re: Dabo calls it embarrassing

Posted by Lsustev on 9/1/26 at 3:53 pm to
NCAA and SEC should be embarrassed they enacted a post dated blatantly discrimnatory 5 year eligibilty rule. …then play victims when playes have to go to court to clean up their mess.

Ross tried to sabotage Kiffen hiring.

He tried to sabatage recruiting.

Now, he is trying to create a movement to remove LSU from SEC.

No one in national media or here should be gullible enough to listen to his biased agenda crap.

Bottom line: this is about living is the USA where you are not supposed to be discrimated against because of your birth date by post dated rules.

Don’t hate the players….hate the NCAA.
Are they making fun of “Tonsillitis” Chambliss too? This is his 6th year so he should be in NFL.
Great! We can play a Notre Dame schedule and get into the playoff every year!
1. Here is a newsflash: LSU spent 51million on football payroll. The SEC averages 31 million on football NIL payroll. Players are now having to take paycuts to go to the NFL. It is insanity to keep trying to pretend that college sports are for amateurs.

2. The players suing to get a 5th year of eligibility were blatantly discriminated against because of the year they were born and the rule enacted after they could make informed decisions. Many Woukd never have gone pro tjis year.

3. The enactment of the discrimination was so bad that 18 courts from across the country have ruled in favor of 200 players .

So let’s trample rights of players and allow blatant discrimation and unfairness so that we can pretend college sports are still amateurs ?!?!?

Two Arkansas players were just granted TRO’s against NCAA by an Arkansas court giving them 5 th year. The 2 players were at football practice in street clothes.

Apparently, Arkansas football coach is not complying with the very SEC rule his President just voted for this week.


Good. SEC and NCAA can’t have enough trouble for their stunt to override judgments of courts.

Pack your bags NCAA and SEC for your contempt hearings because the judges you disrespected and think you are superior to, may have some new overnight accommodations for you.

re: Geaux Tigers don't stop

Posted by Lsustev on 8/27/26 at 11:08 am to
Word to yo motha! Yo yo yo

( Hey, I am very old school)

re: Governor Landry weighs in…

Posted by Lsustev on 8/27/26 at 8:29 am to
I don’t agree with Landry on several things….but, he is absolutely right here. Read his entire statement. He put a lot of people in their place.
The NCAA was wrong for failing to give players born in 2003 a 5 th year like everyone else and wrong for enacting it in June to sabotage players rights.

That is why the NCAA is getting hammered by courts throughout the country.

This pretty basic fairness.
How is blatantly discriminating against a person born in 2003 then conveniently as sabotaging their rights by enacting it in June, consistent with anything or is even remotely sane?

SEC may have been guilty of contempt by passing a rule to deny rights granted by Courts in violation of Code of Civil Procedure article 224 paragraph 10:

“(10) Any other act or omission punishable by law as a contempt of court, or intended to obstruct or interfere with the orderly administration of justice, or to impair the dignity of the court or respect for its authority, and which is not a direct contempt”.
The NCAA created the mess. If they pass a 5 year eligibility for everyone in December 2025, there aren’t any lawsuits.

Instead the NCAA rule discrimated against players born in 2003 and enacted it in June of 2026 so the players could not make informed decisions and sabotage them from timely enjoining the NCAA.

NCAA and SEC make the mess and then play victim when players fight blatant discrimination.

The media and educate themselves and learn the details of what took place.
SEC may be in contempt themselves by their own actions under Code of Civil Procedure Art. 224 section 10:

(10) Any other act or omission punishable by law as a contempt of court, or intended to obstruct or interfere with the orderly administration of justice, or to impair the dignity of the court or respect for its authority, and which is not a direct contempt.

Dear SEC hypocrits,

The average NIL payroll for SEC football teams in 2026 is 30.1 million dollars.

We have all crossed into professional football. Spare us your moral superiority lecture.

Sincerely yours,
G$YS

re: Hey Commissioner Sankey……

Posted by Lsustev on 8/21/26 at 4:34 pm to
Well commissioner, are you going to file an affidavit in Kentucky court against your Wildcats from getting an “unfair competitive advantage”. We all know what the answer to that question is you hypocrit.
It wasn’t brought by LSU. It apparently was brought by the individual players. My question is one of jurisdiction. The 19thJDC does not have nationwide jurisdiction. There is no connection of these Ole Miss players to Baton Rouge….unless they want to play here.
Here is bigger question….how and why did 3 former Ole Miss players join the suit in the East Baton Rouge District Court. None of them are from Baton Rouge unless they moved here. They have no connection to Baton Rouge unless they want to come to school here. Hummmmmm

re: This Daniels Drama is nuts

Posted by Lsustev on 8/15/26 at 10:22 pm to
LSU owns the number. LSU owns the Heisman trophy given to the university. Period. End of discussion.

Time for Jayden to cease and desist from being a moron.