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Posted on 8/26/26 at 1:19 pm to Tdubs7
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You try out for an NFL team and don’t make it, go get a job. The bubbas on here would absolutely be on the other side of this if the focus wasn’t on the purple on gold.
I really don’t understand this logic
If a player has eligibility left and doesn’t make a regular season nfl team, why are you so adamant that they shouldn’t be able to return to college?
Posted on 8/26/26 at 1:22 pm to Bert Macklin FBI
quote:That is 100% false!
Everybody who signed a pro contract is ineligible.
Zvonimir Ivišic (Arkansas): Known as "Big Z," the 7-foot-2 Croatian center played professionally for SC Derby in the ABA League (Montenegro) before getting cleared to play at Kentucky in 2023–24 and later transferring to Arkansas.
Mantas Rubštavicius (Auburn): A 24-year-old Lithuanian wing who built a substantial professional career in Europe (including Žalgiris and the NBL) before making the jump to SEC basketball.
Narcisse Ngoy (Auburn): The French center played professionally in France's Pro B circuit prior to entering college.
Ousmane N'Diaye (Kentucky): The Senegalese forward logged professional minutes in Europe (including Spain's Liga ACB system) before joining the SEC.
Posted on 8/26/26 at 1:25 pm to SUB
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And by your logic, we should not take any transfers at all because other players that were already here have been their longer, are more loyal, and shouldn't have their spot "taken."
It’s amazing (and predictable) how loud and wrong you are. Nobody is crying about NIL money, but thanks for fighting that imaginary battle. The issue isn't 'getting paid'—it's signing an NFL contract and entering a professional league. A transfer moves within the NCAA system during regulated windows. An NFL cut is a pro dropout trying to treat LSU as a safety net in late August after failing a tryout. If you can't grasp the difference between a college transfer window and a professional waiver wire, you shouldn't be calling anyone else dumb.
Imagine comparing an NFL training camp contract to a standard college transfer and thinking you just did something smart. Go email Greg Sankey and tell him he's an idiot who can't argue his way out of a paper bag since he just banned exactly what you're crying for. I’m sure he’ll change the rule just for you. You need to sit this one out. You would be screaming from the rooftops if Wright planned to go back to Ole Miss, and even your flea brain knows it.
Posted on 8/26/26 at 1:35 pm to Tdubs7
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The issue isn't 'getting paid'—it's signing an NFL contract and entering a professional league.
Then why did you bring it up?
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A transfer moves within the NCAA system during regulated windows. An NFL cut is a pro dropout trying to treat LSU as a safety net in late August after failing a tryout. If you can't grasp the difference between a college transfer window and a professional waiver wire, you shouldn't be calling anyone else dumb.
I understand the difference. YOU are the one who pointed out that we should all clutch our pearls because a person being paid by another organization may come into our program and take a spot of another person who's been getting paid longer by our program, which is the same thing that happens with every transfer. Your logic holds no water.
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Imagine comparing an NFL training camp contract to a standard college transfer and thinking you just did something smart. Go email Greg Sankey and tell him he's an idiot who can't argue his way out of a paper bag since he just banned exactly what you're crying for. I’m sure he’ll change the rule just for you. You need to sit this one out. You would be screaming from the rooftops if Wright planned to go back to Ole Miss, and even your flea brain knows it.
I'm not comparing contracts, baw. I'm comparing what you said vs reality.
Sanky IS an idiot. The NCAA and SEC's position in this will not hold up in court.
I don't care either way if we have these players on our roster or not. And I would have no issues with these players going back to Ole Miss or any other school. I think they got screwed royally by the NCAA's timing of the rule change and do deserve a 5th year. I do believe they will get it eventually too.
Posted on 8/26/26 at 1:43 pm to Bert Macklin FBI
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Chambliss hasn't broken the rule.
So it matters what rule you break. He’s out of eligibility. The NCCAA denied his medical redshirt therefore he’s ineligible based on the rules. But his TRO makes him exempt from the rule. Therefore allowing him to compete and not others with TROs you are selectively choosing what TROs you are allowing kids to play on and which ones you don’t. I’m not saying the new rule should affect Chambliss. I’m saying that the SEC doesn’t seem to care he’s breaking a rule while moving heaven and earth to make sure kids breaking another rule don’t play.
Posted on 8/26/26 at 2:47 pm to BillyBobfan24_7
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They were purposely fricked over by the NCAA and now the conferences.
Life isn't fair. Move on.
Posted on 8/26/26 at 3:54 pm to king47
So he realized after joining an NFL team and participating in practices and preseason games that he was not gonna cut it, then he went back and asked for a college second chance?
I'm smelling CFL or UFL for that young man in the future.
I'm smelling CFL or UFL for that young man in the future.
Posted on 8/26/26 at 4:26 pm to lurking
They getting paid to play in college. Makes them pros
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