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Because they know the system backwards and forwards and they played in an extremely ramped up atmosphere and emotional state they can’t replicate against others. These things happen
I don’t even understand what trauma there should be. It’s a successful overall football program that like many has its down years. We’ve won quite a few nattys in the 2000’s just not Alabama level quantities but otherwise we are comparably great.
You don’t and can’t replace Green. We don’t have anyone behind him really.
Lane left and the man got a promotion and a raise. In real life, you don’t get mad about that.
I am sure Lane and the team will feel very…very motivated to play Ole Miss with Chambliss in Oxford. I think they’re gonna be ready to lay the wood. They feel wronged, singled out, and LA Tech won’t be the outlet.
What’s crazy about society on the internet is that this question was answered in the post correctly and without a bunch of stuff to confuse the issue, and people still just argue. God bless America.
They will vote to expel or not. The lawsuit is there in case it does become a legal battle, the venue is set. In an Alabama courtroom…
For his comments in press conferences and half time. The mish wants him to stfu and fall in line.

If he gets anything it’ll be one game vs LA Tech or whatever.

re: What did LSU do exactly?

Posted by Dingusaurus on 9/8/26 at 7:13 pm to
I can’t I’m not familiar with the SEC rules around it. Just stating what I’ve heard.
Tbh what I’m hearing more and more is this is about the SEC believing the governor of LA is running the LSU athletic department via proxy. I’m not behind closed doors…so no clue about the truth to it.

re: If LSU drags OM…

Posted by Dingusaurus on 9/7/26 at 10:59 am to
Far from over they’re waiting on the Federal Court ruling most likely.
I think they’re hedging their bets until the Federal case is resolved. If they win that I believe both players will be added pretty much immediately.
Seems like the one piece missing last night was that tall perimeter threat that can go down and win 1:1 jump balls down the sideline. Do you think if Wright does eventually join the team that Green ends up shifting out to the perimeter to provide that threat more consistently and we end up running a hybrid 2 TE system with Green lining up primarily outside?
Because the NCAA acted so extremely selfishly for decades that by the time the lawsuits started, it was so corrupt and bereft of any defense it’s basically lost every lawsuit it’s been a party to. They can’t tell the United States legal system F you, we make our own rules even if the Supreme Court says we can’t enforce them. Frankly all their attempts since have left so many loopholes that now the teams and conferences are trying to figure out what’s kosher and what’s not.
SEC decided to draw a line in the sand at players attending training camp / signing contracts (even if they arent guaranteed, and paid next to nothing). The line is arbitrary but its where they decided to draw it and are going to die on it.
They wouldn’t roster them to ensure they’re covered in case the Federal case doesn’t go their way on Tuesday. Harris can’t even play, so is it worth the risk just for a back up TE? Likely not, so the prudent play might be to let Tuesdays decision be made and then roster them or not based on that decision. It’s a half season suspension for Lane at stake and tens of millions of dollars in potential fines.
They didn’t. The players did.

re: LSU protected.

Posted by Dingusaurus on 9/3/26 at 8:57 pm to
LSU, aside from probably Texas has the strongest brand of all the other SEC teams. It’s right there with Bama, UGA and frankly those four are the current strongest brands in the SEC. The conference isn’t gonna give that up over a lawsuit filed by players, not even by LSU.