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They aren’t ‘public schools’, they are government schools




I had always assumed that they were considered "Public" because they are paid for by tax dollars...not because the public actually has any governance over them. This is not new...some people are finally awake enough to smell the coffee.
If LSU is gone...why would their be an "SEC Rant" on Tigerdroppings?
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Why should LSU face any repercussions for falling in line and not rostering the players?

Meanwhile there’s multiple SEC schools with players on their rosters that participated in some capacity with the NFL process



I was talking about if they hadn't backed down.
No...you don't expel a team for something like this. Just make them ineligible for the conference championship and/or vacate any SEC wins for the season.
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Pro level napper



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I do not use Degree, hell I am lucky if I even get a bath.




New career goal unlocked.
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Happy for Sterling. Getting a much deserved second chance.


That's good news. I missed when he signed his contract with the Bills. I guess the internet lost that information somewhere.
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Your melt is escalating nicely.




Exactly. These players only declared for the NFL draft. It isn't like they signed contracts to play in the NFL. I mean...except for Dae'Quan Wright did actually sign a contract with the Eagles and was claimed of waivers by the Browns...but still...Zxavian Harris did not sign a contract. Oh...wait...he did sign a contract with the Saints in May. Still, they haven't actually played for an NFL team. They should be eligible, because they never played as pros.

They weren't REAL NFL players like...say Donte' Stallworth. Remember when he declared for the draft on January 10, 2002, but 4 days later he decided he wanted to come back for his Senior season. He was told that because he had submitted paperwork declaring for the draft, he forfeited his remaining year of eligibility. So...back then, just declaring for the draft made you a pro player, but now...signing a contract with an NFL team does not make you one. Makes total sense to me.
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For some reason Vol fans are incapable of understanding that reasonable people have different expectations for Year 1 of a head coach and Year 5 and 6 for a coach.

It's mind boggling.



Reading comprehension is hard...so I'll break it down for you. I was saying that a 7-5 floor is reasonable for Golesh...not solely because of expected improvement in performance, but because Auburn's schedule is significantly easier this year than last year's.

As for Tennessee...7-5 wouldn't be considered "an acceptable year", because this year they haven't lost our starting QB in the transfer portal and added a new one a month after Spring Practice like they did last season.
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Tennessee: 7-5
The Vols went 7-5 last season without beating a ranked opponent and they still act like Heupel is the greatest coach since Knute Rockne. Obviously they will put up with this record.


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Auburn: 7-5
A 7-5 season would not create excitement but it would be a nice page-turner from the Harsin/Freeze era... wild give Golesh something to build upon for 2027.



So...Tennessee had a QB that transferred in a Month after Spring practice and went 7-5...so, 7-5 is a reasonable floor this season.

Auburn went 5-7, but their floor is 7-5 because Golesh will use it to build upon for 2027. In reality...their floor should be 7-5 because they have the weakest schedule in the SEC per Phil Steele's 2026 College football strength of schedule rankings.

Pre-Season SOS:

1. Texas
4. Arkansas
5. Oklahoma
8. Mississippi State
10. Florida
11. Kentucky
15. LSU
16. Ole Miss
18. Georgia
19. Alabama
21. Missouri
22. Tennessee
23. Vanderbilt
25. South Carolina
28. Texas A&M
35. Auburn


Compare that to last year's rankings LINK

2. Florida
4. Arkansas
7. LSU
8. Alabama
9. Kentucky
10. South Carolina
11. Auburn
12. Texas
14. Texas A&M
17. Oklahoma
20 Mississippi St.
23. Georgia
32. Vanderbilt
40. Missouri
44. Tennessee
54. Ole Miss

Sure, the coaching staff changed...but the schedule got (from early comparison to the same time last year) significantly easier.
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Louisville would spread Kentucky’s cheeks


Possibly...if only there was a way to find out. Maybe they could play each other on the field like they have done every year for the last 31 seasons. Kind of like they are already scheduled to do on November 28th and every November through the 2030 season.

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Just because someone is rich and gives more to charitable causes doesn't mean they are of a superior being than you are.


The frankincense and myrrh that Nicodemus gave for Jesus' burial would cost between $150,000 and $200,000 today. The tomb where Jesus resurrected was provided by Joseph of Arimathea.

Low estimates of Joseph of Arimathea's wealth in current value is around $30 Million. High estimates put it in the Billions.

Nicodemus was one of the wealthiest men in Jerusalem.

Just because someone is rich and gives to charitable causes, doesn't mean they are doing it for their own glory, either.
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There is always the real Louisiana university - Tulane. An actual school




It would probably make more sense to add someone who has never been in the SEC.

re: RIP Dolly Parton

Posted by madmaxvol on 8/25/26 at 1:35 pm to
An amazing singer and songwriter...but an even more amazing person. Her work here is done, and she is off to a much better place.
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Has anyone thought a meet and greet would be a good idea?


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Georgia has the least worst blowout loss.



There should be an Asterisk beside that one. There were only 5 SEC schools that fielded teams in 1943, and a lot of players were fighting overseas. So, I wouldn't count that team as fully representing UGA.

Georgia's worst blowout loss would probably be their 0-60 loss to USC in 1931, followed by their 0-47 losses to both Vanderbilt and Sewanee in 1901 and then their 0-46 loss to Tennessee in 1936 and their 0-46 loss to Vanderbilt in 1912.
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You're not a football fan if you've never saw 'Best of Times' with Robin Williams and Kurt Russell.



Look for Rahm Emanuel to wind up overtaking them between now and 2028. They've already started a push for him on CBS.
This is how trashy songs should be...

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Do you have any examples of it being used in a systemic way? Not just one idiot cop abusing it?



According to this, there are currently over 70 recorded cases across the country where officers have been put on leave, fired, arrested and some convicted for misuse of Flock camera (including stalking and harassment).