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vs an SEC schedule.
Especially when imbecile Sankey scheduled an EXTRA SEC game. :banghead:

re: Baton Rouge Orthopedic Center

Posted by NC_Tigah on 9/28/26 at 5:11 am to
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I think Dr. Andrews is the Bama doc even though he is an LSU alum according to Wikipedia.
James Andrews formally retired a couple of years ago.
He is well into his 80s now.

Bama still uses the HealthSouth/Andrews' Sports Medicine Center, sans James Andrews. Lyle Cain is an Andrews protégé there whom I don't know, but he is the Bama team physician. Along with OrthoCarolina in Charlotte, ASMOC one of the better centers for sports-related foot and ankle work in the country.
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Florida will lose to Missouri
Yep.
Moving to 9 games was absolute Sankey genius, wasn't it though. :banghead:
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In this scenario, the evidence the LEO has is from flock cameras. The innocent citizen was presumed guilty until she could prove her innocence, and she wasn't even given access to the shitty evidence used for the LEO to incorrectly presume her guilt.
Yep this vid made the rounds last year, but it makes you want to slap the glasses of that crooked cop's face.
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Oh I’ve definitely been uncertain.
You're post was about others, not yourself.

That said, there was reason for pregame confidence. As it turned out, OleMiss played far better than it did in the first two weeks. LSU played far worse. Those are the variables associated with any athletic competition. It happens.

If those two teams played that same game 10 times in the same environment, LSU would win 7 of them. Instead, we have the single result on the books.
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It’s very funny
Is it? You did not sense any uncertainty based on LSU's LaTech performance? I suppose you represent yourself as an LSU fan, but as such you're an odd poster.
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Look at how demoralized this board is. Barely any Aggie game threads this week.
What an odd post. If you want a sense of mindset, check out this Ole Miss nitwit's posts up until yesterday. Literally everything was about Kiffin/LSU.

As for the game, they got some good breaks. They played lights out. LSU did not. They have better material at offensive skilled positions than does LSU, and we still had a great shot winning at their place.
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Lane Kiffin - “it was their Super Bowl”
It was. You thought otherwise?

LSU's trajectory is up. If OM lost this one, they weren't going to beat LSU for a long time, and had they played anywhere close to their first two games they would have lost.

They were sky high. They played very well. Let's see if they maintain it. UF is going to be a test for them.
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the RJ Luis thing. It's ridiculous, and keeping a target on LSU back
Charles Bediako comes to mind. Ever heard of him?

The only reason Bediako didn't play the whole season is because he lost his TRO after 5 games or so. He never received a preliminary injunction. Luis has.
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Could this be the reason Damien Shanklin was not involved with team
Yes
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I know a lot of you don't like libertarians
I'd guess a sizable contingent of us actually are libertarian.
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The panel observed that the relevant statutory scheme provided that, in the case of a “disability” of the Attorney General
Recusal is a "disability"? How quaint.
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Puttingbdown someon else's assumptions by making an assumption.
Except in this instance his “assumption” is that a head of the Office of Special Counsel is no different than a employed DOJ prosecutor, which is a little crazy.
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Did you read Section 600.6?
But I guess the more salient question is, did you read Section 600.7, as SFP contends there was no difference in Jack Smith's Office, and JDG's position.
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Did you read Section 600.6?
Sure.
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It does not

That's an independent counsel
28 CFR Part 600 -- General Powers of Special Counsel

See, that's an oddity, because Garland's team continuously cited regulations which they claimed to have used to appoint Jack Smith, and to create his Office of Special Council. I believe the above regulation was one of those cited. But apparently the above regulation does not exist?
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Do you have anything to show the functional difference in his powers and subservience compared to Jack Smith's?
You mean, for example, like JDG resigning, and the DOJ simply picking up the mantle and moving forward with the case? That kind of thing?
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Nothing more than a title
Special counsel is "nothing more than a title"? A special counsel does not exercise regulatory independence from ordinary DOJ supervision?

See, I did not know that.
I learn things from you lawyers all the time here. :lol:
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Then the current DOJ should have no problem releasing the full report
:confused:
You seem to be making an assumption there.
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Jack Smith had DOJ oversight
Not remotely in the same way. You know that. Jack Smith was a formally appointed Special Counsel, and as such, was granted independent and extraordinary prosecutorial authority.

Joe diGenova headed his investigation under the ordinary chain of command as would any DOJ prosecutor.

There is no comparison.