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SEC programs on probation.

University of Alabama (baseball): On NCAA probation through January 31, 2027. This stems from a February 2024 negotiated resolution involving former head coach Brad Bohannon’s violations of wagering and ethical conduct rules (providing insider information related to betting). Penalties included three years of probation (starting February 1, 2024), a $5,000 fine, and educational/compliance requirements. There was no postseason ban or scholarship reduction.

• University of Tennessee (football): On NCAA probation through July 13, 2028. This comes from a July 2023 Committee on Infractions decision on Level I violations under former coach Jeremy Pruitt (primarily recruiting and payments to prospects/families during 2018–20). Penalties included five years of probation (starting July 14, 2023), scholarship reductions (28 total during the probation period, with prior self-imposed credits), recruiting restrictions, vacation of certain records, and significant financial penalties (including an enhanced ~$8 million fine in lieu of a postseason ban).
He has to include the line " Imagine if we had Pro Players" in his acceptance speech
The relationship between LSU and the sec has suffered irreparable harm. Hold the vote and force their hand.
What do we do with the schedule this year? Why play an SEC schedule where they will make money on if we are on our way out?
Ole Miss and Vanderbilt paved the way for this and LSU is the one crucified for following their blueprint. Makes sense. Continue to clutch those pearls when your team picks up one of these guys.
I was offered a pixel 10 pro. pass

re: Moving to CenLa: A few questions

Posted by Foreskinski on 6/15/26 at 3:36 pm to
County Day has changed significantly, and unfortunately not for the better. Both of my children attended there from kindergarten through 8th grade, with my most recent finishing two years ago. My first child had a much stronger experience, benefiting from teachers who were largely retired public school educators with years of classroom experience. In recent years, however, the teaching staff has skewed younger, and some no longer hold formal teaching certifications. My second child was prepared and has excelled in high school, but looking back, the assignments and homework my first child brought home were noticeably more detailed and rigorous than what my second child received. With all that said, outside of Grace, Country Day, Prompt Succor, and Carline Dorman in Woodworth, your options are fairly limited.
Ole Miss fans pretending LSU defrauded a children’s hospital donation. All while one of their beloved All-American alumni was helping run a $200 million Medicare and VA fraud scheme targeting elderly people and disabled veterans.

“French was sentenced to 196 months in prison for his role in defrauding Medicare and the Department of Veterans Affairs out of $197 million.”

“The scheme targeted elderly Americans and disabled veterans through overseas telemarketing call centers.”

Ole Miss arrogance has always been hilarious. The fans act morally superior while their own are out here looting the healthcare system.

Perfect representation of that soft, fake class Oxford little brother culture.

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re: RIP David Allan Coe

Posted by Foreskinski on 4/30/26 at 12:00 am to
If that aint country, I'll kiss your arse
I'd want Mike Bianco just for the Ole Miss melt.