re: Rabalais's article in the Advocate makes some sense.

The NCAA waited around and did nothing while its member institutions made a shite ton of money off the student athletes. They could have been proactive. They did not do that.

Ultimately judges and courts got involved and now the NCAA gets it's shite pushed in almost every time it goes to court.

It's like the SEC has no intelligent people following the story. So now you do what the NCAA did and you are surprised when judge pushes your shite in?

The College Football Playoff is the same.

All you dumb asses running these organizations should have been out in front of this and making allowances and rules to allow players to get NIL. Anyone with a brain knew after the Colorado football player/snowboarder incident this was where is was all headed. If you had done it 20 years ago and put common sense rules in place, no one would be the wiser. You also were absolute idiots in letting the OBannon case ever get to trial. Pay that man and make him go away. But you didn't and it allowed the courts to get involved. They ain't giving that power back.

Now you have absolutely no control over any of it. What made you think you could wrest some control back from a judge? Morons.

He won't, but I would love to see Sankey's response to the judge saying, you have to come here and tell me why this new rule doesn't violate my first order.

By early next week every conf and the playoff committee will completely reverse tract and the entire case will be dropped and afterwards even more players will end up eligible.

The SEC needs to learn who to throw in with. The NCAA is not the right choice.

It’s amazing how allergic Louisiana ppl are to winning.

It makes us uncomfortable and we write dumbass articles like Rabalais