EatnCreaux

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Because according to Sankey they left college for the pros and attended camp.

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Sankey admitted to not reading the NCAA 5 for 5 rules. So why would we think he even read the SEC's own rules?

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So Harris never wore the uniform, got paid $190, but Cole Hutson got paid $1,074 from the Browns and Cowboys and wore the uniform. But Harris is the pro and Hutson is not, am I getting this right

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For rookie minicamp, the NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement ( LINK)says that certain players can participate “on a tryout basis.” Most importantly, it explicitly states, “no NFL Player Contract … exists as a result of his participation … on a tryout basis.”

A clearer passage I'll cite is on page 154 from the above link:

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Section 9. Offseason Participation Contract:
(a) A player subject to a Required Tender by a Club, but who has not signed a Player Contract, or an Unrestricted Free Agent whose Player Contract with that Club has expired, may enter into an Offseason Workout Program and Minicamp Participation Agreement in order to participate in the offseason workout program and Minicamp(s) of that Club in the form set forth in Appendix Q to this Agreement. The standard Participation Agreement is set forth in Appendix Q to the CBA. A copy of all Participation Agreements shall be submitted to the NFL, which shall provide a copy to the NFLPA. This Section shall not apply to a Rookie subject to the Required Tender specified in Article 6, Section 3. The parties shall discuss and agree to the appropriate form of a participation
agreement for such players.

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So according to the NFL, Hutson did not sign an NFL Player contract. He signed a Participation Agreement (a tryout agreement). The NFL does not consider it to be an NFL contract. So why would the NCAA and the SEC?

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I'm shocked there are police still willing to work in Minnesota at all.

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It's the one city where the mayor does not want the cops to get involved. Outside of this event, it's probably a safe job with good retirement benefits.

After my last printer was no longer compatible with the newest devices, I gave up on having a printer at home.

Now I just email to printandgo@fedex.com. I pass a location where I can print it every time I leave home to run an errand.

24 cents per page. In the last year I've spent maybe $12 on paper documents/pictures.

LINK

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FIFA finds 'no evidence' of racist gesture by VAR assistant
ESPN News Services
Jun 15, 2026, 06:21 PM ET

FIFA said Monday it found no evidence that VAR official Shaun Evans intentionally made a racist hand gesture ahead of Sunday's FIFA World Cup game between Germany and Curaçao.

When the official broadcast of Germany's opening game against Curaçao cut pregame to show the team of video review analysts, Evans, who is from Australia, made an "OK" symbol with his right hand in front of his right leg.

The gesture -- with thumb and forefinger touching in a circle and other fingers outstretched -- has been associated with white supremacy. In 2019, it was designated a hate symbol by the New York-based Anti-Defamation League.

"FIFA's independent Disciplinary Committee can confirm that, after looking into the matter involving support video assistant referee Shaun Evans, it has found no evidence of breaches of the FIFA Disciplinary Code," the governing body said in a statement Monday.

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The OK gesture was appropriated a decade ago as a signal for white supremacy that started as a hoax on the far-right online message board 4chan.

The sign got global attention in March 2019 in New Zealand, after it was made during the first court appearance by the white supremacist shooter who killed 51 Muslim worshippers at two mosques in Christchurch.

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Summary: As a goof, 4chan users started a hoax to find out if hatemongers and race baiters (apologies for the redundancy) would fall for a completely fabricated new racist gesture (Chinese eyes was and is still the GOAT while "OK fingers" was and is lame as frick). The race machine predictably fell for it. A dude in New Zealand used it in 2019. New York fell for it bigly, codifying the fake gesture as if they were the arbiters of such things. Since a dude in New Zealand used it in 2019, an Australian accidentally using it in Houston 7 years later on the opposite side of the planet gets investigated (by FIFA ) yesterday seemingly because Australia is near New Zealand.

F soccer. I would post this story on the Soccer Board, but I don't want to catch the gay.

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So we still getting out bid in the baseball portal…

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According to Baseball America, we have the highest ranked transfer in the portal in Landon Hood (#2 overall. And we have the #26 guy in Dawson Park.

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Bino Watters from Notre Dame is ranked higher but he has not yet an official transfer committed to a new school.

Tennessee has #4, and #34
Mississippi State has #16, and #19
Texas has #11
Florida has #20
Vanderbilt has #33

and not a single current LSU player who has entered the transfer portal is considered a top 50 portal prospect. Unlike South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, and Texas A&M.

Seems more like we're outdoing every SEC team at the moment.

Give me the job. Give me a laptop or phone connection and I'll do that job 10 times better for half the cost.

He has sucked all season.

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Head Coaches get overruled in free agency, but I've rarely heard of one getting told what to do with the draft. Usually they are the ones calling the shots in the draft as to whom to select ultimately.

But the Rams drafting a QB makes sense, Stafford is coming to the end of his shelf life after 17 years. The question is, would Simpson be the right guy to back up or even to replace Stafford.

He probably is not. Probably should have stayed at Alabama another year.

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You think he would have been drafted higher next year?

This was a weak QB draft. Next year will be stronger.

Back up your theory and list next year's QBs likely to be drafted in the 1st round and include Simpson.

But I do agree the Rams had to draft a QB. Old man Stafford could get hurt this year. Might need someone to compete against Stetson Bennett. AND they need competition for next year's starter to begin this season. The last thing they would want is to have to hand the reigns to Bennett next season under the conditions that the Cleveland Browns faced last season.

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I try to control mine.

Ppl tend to believe a Southern accent = lack of education.

Libs started that shite.

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I think it's more than that. Any regional accent tends to lead others to view you as a caricature and slightly ignorant. I found that to be the case when I moved to Texas and found myself in a job that put me in frequent contact with people from all over the US. So I worked on pronouncing words the way they are spelled rather than the way I learned to mimic others.

The lack of education association is also a reasonable conclusion. What other conclusion are they supposed to reach when they hear words pronounced in a way that contradicts the spelling of ordinary words. Worcestshire for example is a common word to hear variations in pronunciations.

Conclusions of ignorance come from additional syllables that don't exist or pronunciations that don't match letters:

oil - url
get - git
tire - tar
boil - bawl or bol

Even a common one syllable name like Tim becimes Tee-yum. Or hill becomes hee-yul.

Why do southerners pronounce Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, ... as Sundee, Mondee, Tuesdee, but Today is pronounced correctly?

WTF honkeys? How are normal people supposed to not think that's ignorance?

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We are finally starting a dynasty football league for this upcoming season. I am pumped.

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Although I'm not seeing anything about a vacancy, I still have some questions in the event I end up just starting a new league.

What are the rules you guys agreed to?

I'm interested in knowing how owners acquire new players? Can any minor leaguer be picked up as a free agent? Do you plan to have some form of annual draft?