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And Bamas offensive line looks like a bag of smashed assholes.


Jesus :lol::lol:
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This was never going anywhere, amd now the SEC just stepped into a pile of their own shite, because the players are going to sue the breaks off the SEC


As if they didn’t frick up everything else at every other step of the way, Sankey and the Tennessee count forgot who in DC are LSU alumni and how badly they want this bill passed.

Their mouths wrote massive checks their asses couldn’t cash and now they have to tuck their tails and ask for Johnson not to roooooooyally frick them over.
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Lot of non LSU fans with blue balls today


Well we were promised the complete desolation of LSU and Kiffin from this meeting. :lol:
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University of Alabama (baseball): On NCAA probation through January 31, 2027. This stems from a February 2024 negotiated resolution involving former head coach Brad Bohannon’s violations of wagering and ethical conduct rules (providing insider information related to betting). Penalties included three years of probation (starting February 1, 2024), a $5,000 fine, and educational/compliance requirements. There was no postseason ban or scholarship reduction. • University of Tennessee (football): On NCAA probation through July 13, 2028. This comes from a July 2023 Committee on Infractions decision on Level I violations under former coach Jeremy Pruitt (primarily recruiting and payments to prospects/families during 2018–20). Penalties included five years of probation (starting July 14, 2023), scholarship reductions (28 total during the probation period, with prior self-imposed credits), recruiting restrictions, vacation of certain records, and significant financial penalties (including an enhanced ~$8 million fine in lieu of a postseason ban).


Well this is awkward.

Has anyone alerted Chancellor Mee-Maw in Tennessee she might consider cleaning her own house before getting her depends in a knot about another school that didn’t break a single rule?
Rousse was in communication and seeking the SEC’s guidance on *their own rule* the entire time this was going on.

SEC provided LSU no guidance because it didn’t know the basics of its own rule.
When is LSU being thrown into the flames of Mordor?

I assume that’s still happening right?

re: Hot take on SEC Expulsion

Posted by ibldprplgld on 9/10/26 at 11:27 am to
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-Expulsion of an original member should only happen by a unanimous vote of other original members. -New members shouldn't get a say about the fate of original members.


Agree here.

I also think the SEC commissioner should be terminated with a simple majority vote, not 3/4.
Sankey is a god damn clown and so is anyone who thinks he should still lead the SEC after this bullshite.

Oh, and that liberal POS bag of counts in Tennessee, too.
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I think we are all in favor of anything that makes LSU fans mad


For Ole Miss. y’all have been yipping from under the bed like a beat chihuahua for 10 mos now.

Not sure your logic applies to anyone else.
I hope Elko gets some medical intervention. He’s looking like the Marshmallow Man these days.

What an undisciplined slob. And with every conceivable resource at his disposal, too.
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Wow. That sounds like ... literally every team ever.


So are the LSU players not aware of it, or is every team aware of this motivation tactic?

You’re going to pieces and making no sense.
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He never had “the votes” (probably TN, AL and OM) and he knew it and we (LSU) knew it.


This is why I think Rousse’s letter to Sankey was so direct and final. Rousse knew it was a lot of hot air all along.
It’s obvious Sankey and that old dry count in Tennessee were NOT operating in good faith, meanwhile LSU communicated directly to league leadership it was going to comply with league rules the entire time.

Bad, bad look for the SEC.
I can tell you’re personally vested in this matter but I regret to inform you, the issue is moot.
I didn’t read all that, but it’s clear you put a lot of thought into it. So good job
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Seems 15 of them were and are pretty well aligned.


I don’t think the reporting on that was as honest as we were led to believe.

“Anonymous” league sources, and Chancellor Mee-Maw in Tennessee were all I saw referenced, aside from GA’s AG inexplicably putting his two cents in no one ever asked for.

In any case, all signs point to OP being right.
Chancellor Mee-Maw is really going to get her knickers in a knot after that.
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Ole Miss keeps Chambliss


You can send Kiffin a thank you for providing you the only piece that will keep OM from the dumpster this year; but it won’t help you in two weeks…

Kiffin about to take a belt to that Ole Miss arse.
On this, we can agree.

Texass has been far too quiet, doing what I presume it normally does to every conference it joins: destroy from within.