Louisiana AG Liz Murrill Takes Shot At Mississippi Over Dae'Quan Wright

By Staff ReporterSep 4, 202610:32 amDiscuss the story15
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Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill took a shot at Mississippi on Thursday while weighing in on Dae'Quan Wright's eligibility battle.

Wright, who played at Ole Miss last season, testified during Thursday's court hearing and said he lost out on a potential seven-figure NIL payday by not being granted a fifth year of eligibility.

Murrill used Wright's situation to take a jab at LSU's neighboring state and former SEC West rival.

“Dae’Quan Wright, who played for Ole Miss, says he lost out on seven-figure NIL money in a fifth year. Mississippi didn’t fight for him, but Louisiana will.”

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Jabontik4 days
She's a beast
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Stanky looks like such a fool. He’s either a Liar or Incompetent as SEC Commissioner.
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NotaStarGazer4 days
That statement about not reading the 5 for 5 policy might be his death knell as commissioner. $5,000,000 should require him to read one of the biggest changes in college football in decades.
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alumni954 days
It’s not a college football change, it’s a change for ALL college sports. So even worse for him.
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Geauxldilocks4 days
Next Governor of LA!
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JustinT374 days
Thank the Lord we are in a Deep Red State!
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Atta girl!!
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What an animal!
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Geaux Guy4 days
It’s called Integrity
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Geaux Guy4 days
Doing what’s right, even when no one is looking. Everyone is looking and once they get past their ‘villain’ mindset, will see what really happened.
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Geaux Guy4 days
Doing what’s right, even when no one is looking. Everyone is looking and once they get past their ‘villain’ mindset, will see what really happened.
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dallastigers4 days
Except like most politicians she is making sure everyone sees her take credit.
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dallastigers4 days
Getting tired of local & state politicians including judges using this crap to get re-elected. One state’s AG is against playing the players. One state’s AG backs LSU and playing the players. It’s all based on where they are and what team is doing what. With regards to MS the former Ole Miss player picked filing in Louisiana not Mississippi it’s ridiculous for her to take credit for that. She wouldn’t be fighting for him in a MS court to play for Ole Miss.
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Too bad she won't "fight" for the average Joe in Louisiana.
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Sweep Da Leg4 days
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