gumbeaux

If you think any deals Trump makes is for the good of the country then you are sadly mistaken, They are only to make him and his family richer.

Only because the reporters asked real questions that he didn’t want to answer. Anything that makes him look bad he claims it’s fake news. Happens every time.

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Trump is a moron who knows nothing about economics.

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But but he said he inherited his uncle’s genius genes.

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If he’s remembered well, after he leaves power, his name will be memorialized.

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Trump will never be memorialized.

Good! Accepting bribes for votes is illegal.

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This SEC’s new Teams call “pro player” rules allow those players to be rostered. The NCAA cast a wider net and said ANY player who attended ANY pro event, mini-camps included.

Thats the reason for this.

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That’s my understanding also. But was that clearly defined by the SEC before all this started? If not, then Sankey clearly had a vendetta against Kiffin/LSU to jump right into severe sanctions or expulsion. It seems to me that maybe the rules were defined as he went along.

Yesterday an Arkansas judge upheld a previous ruling that two players that attended a mini camp can remain on Arkansas’ roster without any penalties from the NCAA.

Harris and Wright need to continue to pursue their lawsuit against Sankey and the SEC.

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Why? What did LSU have against FSU in 1982? What do you mean many 15 yarders? 15 yard throws of oranges? or penalties on LSU fans?
There's a lot unexplained here that I think you think everyone else knows, but doesn't. That's 10 to 11 years before I was born.

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My wife and I were there. The winner of the game was going to the Orange Bowl. I don’t recall any 15 yard penalties but the game was stopped to clear the field of oranges. We were in the SEZ and could smell the oranges permeating in the air. And of course the dense fog pouring over the west side of the stadium made the game even more eerie.

Hush your mouth! Don’t give anybody ideas! :lol:
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That article highlights a very different reality than what was being tossed around on that message board: the actual source of the confusion is a complex legal battle over a fifth year of eligibility for the high school class of 2022, not players coming off NFL minicamp stints. 
Safeties Caleb Wooden and Sean Williams found themselves fighting the NCAA in court via a temporary restraining order to secure their eligibility to play for Arkansas. Because of shifting federal and state court rulings regarding the "5-for-5" eligibility model, players from that recruiting class were caught in a temporary legal limbo. 
So, while the internet rumor mill turned a unique eligibility lawsuit into exaggerated "pro camp" fiction, the actual headline is a legal fight over an extra collegiate season granted by the courts, not professional tryouts.

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The article states both players participated in a mini camp. Wooden with the Washington Commanders and Williams with the Tennessee Titans.

Wooden testified he was working at a Kids Foot Locker in his hometown of Atlanta and was exploring getting into coaching after a brief camp stint with the Washington Commanders, for which he said he was not paid. Arkansas personnel reached out to him in early August with the prospect of rejoining the team.

Williams, a native of Nashville, Tenn., and a starter for most of four seasons at Dartmouth, testified he had some friends from Dartmouth with whom he had started a software company involved in trucking compliance since he wrapped up his career last November. He returned to Nashville and had a brief rookie mini-camp stint with the Tennessee Titans, for which he said he was not paid.

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Do you understand how many planes fly on any given day? Do you know how many planes were in the air that day? Singling out the other two planes that quickly and scrambling jets to stop them that quickly over a heavily populated NYC is an impossible task.

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And the risk of shooting down the wrong plane with passengers on board.