meansonny
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re: Anyone notice UGA is getting almost no press?
Posted by meansonny on 9/9/26 at 8:38 pm to lambertdawg
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Maybe crawl, walk, run?
Bourbon got me.
You sober folks can do it the above way if you like
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re: Chips are down: Was all of this even necessary?
Posted by meansonny on 9/9/26 at 11:48 am to dinner roll
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The whole suit is unnecessary.
The lawsuit is about who dictates the conference rules, conference enforcement, and conference punishment.
Replace SEC with NCAA.
It has been readily apparent that judges make the rules, judges are in charge of enforcing the rules, and judges are in charge of punishment.
Hate all you want.
If you want college football (instead of no rules because the lawyers are coming), then this has to happen. And blame the NCAA for being limp dicked for the past 25 years for letting it get this far.
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Combined 9-24 last year for the first 3 teams. Pretty awful.
This isnt your dad's college football with 5 conference opponents on a 10 or 11 game schedule with a bowl game.
This is virtually an NFL schedule (9 conference opponents on a 12 game schedule with potentially 5 more post season games. And the toughest games are potentially the 5 from December to January).
We may as well build in our own preseason.
Walk
Crawl
Run
re: Anyone notice UGA is getting almost no press?
Posted by meansonny on 9/9/26 at 11:09 am to lewis and herschel
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Glorious but a function of an awful starting schedule
I dont call the starting schedule awful.
But you nailed it. There is no reason to give UGA airtime the first two weeks.
Walk
Crawl
Run
With 9 conference games, a 10th with the SECCG, and 3 to 4 more playoff games, why burn the engine hot in September?
re: Dawgs climb to #2 spot in AP poll
Posted by meansonny on 9/9/26 at 6:38 am to lewis and herschel
Yeah. Just make the playoffs and be healthy and hot at that time.
re: LSU is fricked this year
Posted by meansonny on 9/9/26 at 12:25 am to Tigahs24Seven
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has cited a single rule Kiffin broke, other than breaking all of you clowns.
The source is NFL personnel.
Kiffin was fishing for information on roster cuts.
The nfl players cut from the roster would be encouraged to enroll at LSU, sue for eligibility until it was granted.
Have you ever worked for an employer? Have you ever assisted a potential plaintiff in a lawsuit against said employer? What do you think are the limits to the actions taken by the employer against said employee?
With college, there is such a thing as lack of institutional control which not only impacts said employee but the university as well.
There are 2 lines crossed.
1) former players with nfl teams
2) encouraging litigation against college football
re: Why does our society focus on buying things instead of increasing free time?
Posted by meansonny on 9/9/26 at 12:09 am to weagle1999
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Why does our society focus on buying things instead of increasing free time?
What do you think Americans are doing with their free time?
They are playing with the things that they buy.
I've got a living room setup to watch college football.
I have quality camping gear.
And a motorcycle.
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Barring these players from playing NCAA football limits their NIL opportunities.
According to ncaa rules, that cannot be the case. NIL cannot be conditioned on roster spots, playing time, and stats.
And by definition, the players "own" their NIL. As much or as little value is in that name, image, and license cannot be based on the university. It cannot be suited to a school.
Your argument would be tested "by what limiting factor is there for NIL based on play?"
Does a game ejection for targeting limit one's valuation for NIL?
Does academic dishonesty limit one's value for valuation for NIL?
Does rostering a competing position player limit value for a player's NIL?
Do wide receiver drops limit a QBs NIL value?
Who is responsible for NIL based on play and performance and who can be sued for limiting that earnings potential?
If you read the NIL rules, they specifically state that they can't be tied to playing college football. They are only a permissive extension of the player's NIL ownership before and after college.
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The reason they are withholding being a threat from the SEC removes the onus from LSU.
Nike can pay NIL whether a player is on LSUs roster or not.
That is the entire argument for players to have NIL. It is a right granted to them before college and after college, and therefore should be permitted in college.
quote:isn't.
His lawsuit quite literally claimed he was owed a medical redshirt because of lost earnings opportunities.
He was owed a medical redshirt because he was denied one in JuCo. Medical redshirts are always "retroactive". You don't file for it at the time. You file for it when your 5 years is up and you need a 6th (or 4 years is up and need a 5th).
Juco does not offer medical redshirts because you don't play juco 4 years (juco degrees are 2 years).
The demanded damages in the suit listed NIL. But that probably would not have been awarded because Chambliss always was able to sell his NIL. That is the point of NIL. He owns it before college, in college, and after college. It cannot be based on playing.
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These players will be suing for damages.
They can sue everyone.
And the judge will throw out the ones without merit.
There is no case against the SEC.
There is no case against Sankey personally.
NIL is paid by Nike and Gatorade.
NIL is paid by the LSU collective.
If they decide not to pay the players for their "name, image, and likeness" then they are the only remaining targets for lawsuit.
The conference does not pay players.
LSU does not directly pay players.
Payment cannot be for time on the field. Cannot be for stats. Cannot be for roster spots.
You need to bone up on what NIL is and isnt.
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players will be suing for.
Name image and likeness are paid by LSUs collective and local businesses.
If the collective and local businesses withhold money, that is on them.
This is basic legal shite.
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You can check out Diego Pavia’s lawsuit for yourself.
You probably should. You’re woefully uninformed
I dgas to look it up.
If i am uninformed, teach me.
But it is obvious that you are out over your skiis and don't know left from right. Chambliss was about a medical redshirt not offered in Juco (if he wasn't in juco, he would have gotten the medical)
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“Signed an NFL contract” isn’t the only rule the SEC has.
That is the rule which has the punishments which the rant is bitching about.
There are lines not to be crossed.
You know that Saban sat lane down, right?
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It’s about limiting eating potential
You are making up so much shite.
This is funny
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All roster players ruled ineligble by the NcAA and SEC because of a court ordered restraining order.
Ineligible because of the nfl contracts?
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Bears no fruit? At minimum, these players will be granted damages equal to their NIL payments last season.
Look up the definition of NIL.
It can't be "tied to playing football".
You wouldn't be admitting that LSU is illegally promising NIL payments?
Are they promising playing payments? Incentive payments? Those aren't allowed.
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Well, LSU could have rostered them if they wanted” isn’t going to fly in court.
What court?
It has been said 100 times on the rant that lane never intended to roster them.
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If the SEC had been applying their rules evenly, none of this ever happens
Chambliss was a different situation than the nfl.
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When those rules violated a restraining order
The rules impose restrictions on the coaches and administration.
The TRO is on the players.
There is no violation of the TRO.
Lane could play the players.
But as has been said hundreds of times on the rant, Lane was never going to do it anyway.
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Right.
We don’t have a literal lawsuit threatening LSU if they rostered those players or anything.
A lawsuit to permit enforcing conference rules?
It is crazy that judges make up so much shite that preemptive lawsuits get filed to permit the enforcement of rules. Thank God for lawyers/judges. Amirite?
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