Ed Orgeron Comments On Dare Rosenthal's Departure & Possible Replacement

Tell me something I didnt already know O

Kick a guy off campus for weed but Ausberry keeps his job...

Played like shite last year. Don’t really care if he smokes but he doesn’t seem to care much about winning. frick him

Bad situation, it's hard find SEC caliber left tackle.

The negative side of the transfer portal

So he risked a chance to play in the NFL one day( big maybe) because he couldn’t put a joint down. This kid has a tough times ahead if he can’t make better decisions

He's got "some personal situations to take care of"....? What like purchasing a Kilo of weed for his addiction problem ?

Someone remind me, did LSU have players constantly getting suspended or kicked off the team for marijuana under previous coaches? It feels like in the last 3-4 this has been happening at an unprecedented rate, but it may be recency bias.

Well he is from Ferriday so we were lucky it was just weed. Good riddens

I tried to tell Barbara that Dare wouldn’t work.

I never understood choosing weed over money unless you're already rich.

STAY OFF THA WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED

Weed should be legal. I’ve never touched it, but don’t understand why it’s a crime.

Interesting SCOTUS opinion from yesterday regarding marijuana, with summary by constitutional lawyer, Jonathan Turley. As we wait for the final cases from the Supreme Court this week, Monday was confined to orders of the Court, including the granting and denial of review of cases. One of the cases that was declined was Standing Akimbo, LLC v. United States. That is hardly news on a Court that rejects most petitions for a writ of certiorari. However, this denial was accompanied by an opinion from Justice Clarence Thomas who slammed the current federal policy on marijuana as "a half-in, half-out regime that simultaneously tolerates and forbids local use of marijuana.” He is, of course, correct. The current position of marijuana criminalization is incomprehensible and conflicted. However, the criticism from one of the Court's most conservative members was particularly notable.

A world full of mother******s who think personal responsibility is a joke. Yes, weed should be legal and it is no worse than alcohol. Even so there is a rule at LSU as well as every other college in the country. He knew the rules going into LSU and he chose weed over playing for LSU. It's called f***ing adulting. What do you want more, get high or play football. If you don't have the self discipline to avoid the weed during the season, you were never going to be top tier anyway.