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Going forward how do we change the rules within our Compliance dept?
Posted on 11/4/19 at 12:02 pm
Posted on 11/4/19 at 12:02 pm
Obviously a ton of threads on the topic of Divinity today and our compliance department.
How in the hell do we get an even playing field with our peers in the SEC?
When was the last time Saban kicked a player off at Bama? Are their compliance rules different than ours?
I refer to his speech before this season started talking about second chances and how he believes kicking a kid off bringing them back to the streets is worse than just forgiving them.
This speech was applauded by many on this board and folks in the media in general.
Question still remains how do we change rules within our compliance office to make sure we are on an even playing field with the rest of our SEC foes?
How in the hell do we get an even playing field with our peers in the SEC?
When was the last time Saban kicked a player off at Bama? Are their compliance rules different than ours?
I refer to his speech before this season started talking about second chances and how he believes kicking a kid off bringing them back to the streets is worse than just forgiving them.
This speech was applauded by many on this board and folks in the media in general.
Question still remains how do we change rules within our compliance office to make sure we are on an even playing field with the rest of our SEC foes?
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Posted on 11/4/19 at 12:04 pm to Magician2
Our rules are probably much more in line with the rest of the SEC than people realize. I want to be a comparable program to Bama on the field, but we don’t have to be pieces of shite off the field to get there. Consequences are necessary.
This post was edited on 11/4/19 at 12:05 pm
Posted on 11/4/19 at 12:04 pm to Magician2
Woodson sucks! He needs to be fired ASAP!! Why the frick hasn't he hired Saban as a football analyst yet too? frick him.
Hashtag firewoodsonthatguysucksabigone
Hashtag firewoodsonthatguysucksabigone
Posted on 11/4/19 at 12:08 pm to Magician2
Nobody made Divinity smoke weed.
Posted on 11/4/19 at 12:10 pm to Magician2
We need to exorcise all these traitors from the alleged fanbase first.
Last year it was Devin White. This year it’s Divinity.
That any LSU fan would defend compliance after they conspired with Saban to frick LSU is an abomination, and I have a hard time seeing a real LSU fan siding with Saban and compliance after this.
We need a Gestapo-like organization to identity all of the traitors and remove them from the fanbase, and prevent them from ever identifying with LSU ever again.
Last year it was Devin White. This year it’s Divinity.
That any LSU fan would defend compliance after they conspired with Saban to frick LSU is an abomination, and I have a hard time seeing a real LSU fan siding with Saban and compliance after this.
We need a Gestapo-like organization to identity all of the traitors and remove them from the fanbase, and prevent them from ever identifying with LSU ever again.
Posted on 11/4/19 at 12:12 pm to Magician2
Scott Woodward was supposed to up turn the apple cart and clean house. It’s apparently not happened
Posted on 11/4/19 at 12:25 pm to Magician2
This is exactly why people shouldn’t emotionally invest in a group of 18-22 year old dumbassses.
Posted on 11/4/19 at 12:28 pm to Magician2
quote:
Penalties for positive tests of street drugs:
First positive: Loss of competition during a minimum of 50% of a season in all sports
Second positive: One-year (365 day) suspension
Penalties for positive tests of performance-enhancing drugs:
First positive: One-year (365-day) suspension
Second positive: Permanent ineligibility
For more information on NCAA drug testing, click here.
LSU
Because LSU shares the responsibility of promoting a drug-free athletics environment with the NCAA, the Athletics Department conducts a drug testing program of its own. The Athletics Department Assistance Program (ADAP) is a mandatory, year-round program of alcohol and drug education, drug testing, and - if necessary - counseling and rehabilitation efforts. ADAP is not governed by the NCAA.
We do this to ourselves.
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