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No doubt. It's a QB award now. There have only been three RB winners since the turn of the century. But in the 25 years prior to that (1975 - 1999), RBs won 15.
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Chambliss has a much better shot at the Heisman than Lacy.


I care about the Heisman. It would place us in elite company. But I want another SEC championship more than anything.
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Given what was at stake for the Tigers, the result should not come as a surprise. According to the school's filing with the NCAA, of its athletic department's $223.5 million in total revenue for fiscal year 2025, nearly a third was tied to its membership in the SEC, including $53.1 million from media rights and $16.4 million in conference distributions. The $69.5 million total topped the $65.7 million the athletic department received in donations and its $53.6 million in ticket sales. No other revenue stream exceeded $11 million


THE BRAND!

THE BRAND!

NATIONAL BRAND!

1,000,000 INSTAGRAM FOLLOWERS!

TV RIGHTS!

INDEPENDENT WITHOUT A CONFERENCE!


THE BRAND

THE BRAND!!!

lol frick you LSU
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Funny how it started leaking today that the SEC's case against LSU was a joke


I wouldn't take the knuckleheads on this site as legal experts.
The security guard Sankey quickly disarms them with overwhelming might.

LSU says "I wasn't really going to rob the bank!"

Sankey lets LSU off with a warning to never do this again.

LSU throws away the ski mask and gun.

LSU claims victory.

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You people are pathetic.
he not gay he ineligible for women. he goin to play for lsu now and lane kiffen.

shite - forgot to log into my other account again.
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They wore white jerseys and gold pants vs the Falcons for Domecoming on MNF and they’re wearing white jerseys and khaki pants for the 20th anniversary of Domecoming on MNF


FIFY
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Resume permanent rivalry game with Tulane, home and home with the games in New Orleans being at the Superdome


lol

Tulane hasn't been in the dome for 13 years now and they ain't going back
This is not even in the top five melts of the LSU fanbase. Saban to Texas in 2013 was a monster that people forget too.
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I like Saints Insider the most. It's laid back and easy listening. NewOrleans.Football is also pretty good. I'll be honest - I don't like the host's accent. I do, however, love his local advertisements. There is also no doubt he knows his stuff and has great insight on the players and team.

Saints Happy Hour seems to be more inside jokes than anything. I think that's kind of the point. It does sound like they have fun though.

I haven't listened to Hold the Mayo yet. Jason Skrmetta hasn't posted a new podcast on Apple since February 12.
Kiffin goes for it on fourth multiple times in the Sugar Bowl and we don’t let our all American kicker boom two 50+ yarders and lose.
not a predickshun if he alredy gay.

shite - forgot to log into my other account, mercerbears.
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The NCAA sets eligibility requirements. A court order said these players from the 2022 class can come back this year. LSU said “come on.” The SEC says “no.” LSU says they’ll comply, but they want to know who sets the rules on eligibility? The NCAA? A state court? The SEC? So, they keep collection with the players in case they are deemed eligible, because we all know if LSU backs off and the players are ruled wligible, every other SEC school will go after them, just as they are already doing in case they can.


You're missing the whole fricking point - Wright and Harris (among others) signed professional contracts and played (and were paid) as professional football players. That bell can't be unrung.
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Nice try, Reb, but it does violate SEC rules.

SEC Bylaw 14.01.1 — Compliance With Other NCAA and Conference Legislation. It states that each student-athlete:

“must comply with the Constitution, Bylaws, and other rules, regulations, and legislation of the Conference and the NCAA”

and that this compliance is required:

“in order to be eligible for athletically-related aid, practice, or competition.”


But Chambliss is eligible to play, and will play, on Saturday. :lol:
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The SEC is arguing that under the U.S. Constitution, a private group has the right to define its own mission and choose who it associates with. They are telling the federal court: “A state judge has the right to protect an athlete, but that judge does NOT have the right to force our private conference to change its core values and include them.” While this is somewhat true


Brother, if you think that's just "somewhat" true, I got some news for you.
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The SEC can't retroactively make a rule that violates a court order... can it?


The SEC rule was in place before any Louisiana court order, right?
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Yes it does. He was deemed ineligible by the ncaa 3 times. He was granted a 6th y era r by the injunction. The sec complied despite 5 for “wait for it” 5.


Did Chambliss sign a pro contract?

That's the focus of Wright and Harris and the LSU hearing today.
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the SEC has already said ad nauseum where its (arbitrary) red line is, and that's inking a pro contract.


I don't think signing a pro contract is an arbitrary decision point. It literally makes a player a professional rather than an amateur. :lol:
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They better make the same argument in Texas and Mississippi then.


Chambliss's eligibility does not violate SEC rules. He never signed a professional contract, unlike Wright and Harris, among others.

I am not sure about the Texas situation you reference.
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Bottom line SEC argument fwiw: Louisiana may be able to declare these guys eligible to play college football, but Louisiana cannot force the Southeastern Conference to accept LSU playing them under our banner while preventing us from enforcing our own rules.


This is correct.