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Mr. Skanky remember when Alabama took it one step further than LSU
Posted on 9/9/26 at 1:39 pm
Posted on 9/9/26 at 1:39 pm
After a few years in the NBA's G-League Charles Bediako made the shocking decision to return to college basketball. He originally played at Alabama but decided to turn pro after the 2022-23 season, and after failing to make it in the league he joined forces with the Crimson Tide again.
This decision was met with public backlash similar to what LSU is experiencing, but Alabama pushed forward and actually played him in five games. During those games he averaged 10 points and 4.6 rebounds per game, so he was making an impact on their team.
The SEC filed a case against Bediako in support of the NCAA's eligibility rules and the court ruled in their favor which ended Bediako's return to Alabama. Since then the SEC hasn't taken any further action against Alabama, but if they were willing to potentially vote LSU out of the conference then maybe they should circle back and do the same with Alabama who actually played a former professional athlete who had no business stepping foot on a college basketball court again.
Eat shite Sanky. This is all about punishing your Bama adversary. Fk off. Spot the ball!

This decision was met with public backlash similar to what LSU is experiencing, but Alabama pushed forward and actually played him in five games. During those games he averaged 10 points and 4.6 rebounds per game, so he was making an impact on their team.
The SEC filed a case against Bediako in support of the NCAA's eligibility rules and the court ruled in their favor which ended Bediako's return to Alabama. Since then the SEC hasn't taken any further action against Alabama, but if they were willing to potentially vote LSU out of the conference then maybe they should circle back and do the same with Alabama who actually played a former professional athlete who had no business stepping foot on a college basketball court again.
Eat shite Sanky. This is all about punishing your Bama adversary. Fk off. Spot the ball!
Posted on 9/9/26 at 1:41 pm to pitchandcatch27
He wrote a letter about that so basically the same. 
Posted on 9/9/26 at 1:41 pm to pitchandcatch27
Lol they don't give a frick obviously
Posted on 9/9/26 at 1:43 pm to pitchandcatch27
Also, even though Junior Teihulamaka is on LSU team, he is different than Hutson at Texas or the other guys at Oklahoma, SC etc.
jT41 was injured at Notre Dames proday (torn pec) and participated in absolutely ZERO 0% of NFL activities, unlike the others who were in rookie mini camps, sometimes MULTIPLE
JT is a pure 5 in 5 TRO guy so when these opps try and point him out comparable to Cole Hutson, it's apples to bananas
jT41 was injured at Notre Dames proday (torn pec) and participated in absolutely ZERO 0% of NFL activities, unlike the others who were in rookie mini camps, sometimes MULTIPLE
JT is a pure 5 in 5 TRO guy so when these opps try and point him out comparable to Cole Hutson, it's apples to bananas

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