re: LSU Compliance Department is on point

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LSU Compliance Department is on point Bo Bahnsen and the LSU Compliance Department routinely interpret rules disadvantageously for LSU Football. They don't have to do it this way. They choose to do it this way. In today's collegiate athletics landscape, a Compliance Office can work in a complimentary, congruent path with the football program, or they can work against the grain. LSU Compliance decided for the latter.

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Examples to prove you're not just talking out of your arse?

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Bo Bahnsen and the LSU Compliance Department routinely interpret rules disadvantageously for LSU Football. They don't have to do it this way. They choose to do it this way.

In today's collegiate athletics landscape, a Compliance Office can work in a complimentary, congruent path with the football program, or they can work against the grain.

LSU Compliance decided for the latter.

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You should want the Compliance Department to be overbearing and particular. I know it's a pain in the butt. I don't like having to jump through bureaucratic hoops in my job either.

But an overbearing Compliance Department means athletic programs that don't get in trouble. Miami, Ohio State, Alabama, Penn State, USC, and also Kentucky, Michigan and Memphis basketball. Big programs that had a Compliance Office that worked "in a complimentary, congruent path with the program."

If you have a problem with the rules, go complain to Mark Emmert. But the rules are the rules, and I don't want my Tigers, in any sport, to get sanctioned by the NCAA because the Compliance Office decided to be nice.