LSU Sports Public Relations Dept.?

Would be a bad look.

You on the other hand have the world at your fingertips. Social media is new age journalism and anybody can do it. Make it happen, Capt.

We have done a poor job on this in the PR department. Really poor.

For example, Texas has an OL that participated in 2 NFL minicamps that is actually on the roster and that's ok because he didn't sign a contract.

We should be out in front of this by saying "None of these players are on LSU's roster currently, we're letting the process play out in courts, these players would not take a roster spot from any current players, and these players were recruited nationally by a large list of programs."

But more polished and in depth

I am tired of this bullshite one-sided reporting. I don't like where college sports are, but the national narrative that just LSU is doing this is horseshite.

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The basketball shite is way worse and it's happening everywhere, too.

Less is more at the moment. The narrative isn’t going to change until after Thursday. Then come the receipts!

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At some point, for transparency, how about publishing and distributing a list of every known FBS and FCS college along with its 2022 player’s names (by sport) who joined their rosters for a 5th year of eligibility under this/other court orders.

Also, list the schools with player’s names on their current roster (by sport) who have already been granted >5 years (6, 7, 8 yrs) of eligibility by the courts/NCAA.

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Why would we do that? It serves no positive benefit to LSU.

People are doing that online now, and it is gaining very little traction. Lane has mentioned these things indirectly a number of times.

Sometimes, less is more. This is one of those times.

CLK himself has said/alluded on more than one occasion that this is going on around the country. You think CLK is a whiner? Merely set the record straight by supporting his assertion with documented facts and then be done. Go Tigers!

I don’t think he even listed Chambliss