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re: The SEC thinks they can deny the relief granted by a judge.
Posted on 8/26/26 at 2:57 pm to ChatGPT of LA
Posted on 8/26/26 at 2:57 pm to ChatGPT of LA
So declaring for the draft is all that it takes go be a pro? Got it. I wonder all those people that declared for the draft and never made it on a roster consider themselves pros.
Please enlighten me on what a full professional only camp for a few weeks entails and what advantage would it give any college player?
HS players have rules and ages to follow. They can’t graduate early and then come back. That's the rules the states have.
The NCAA has rules as well and you do have decision and are bound by them. However they changed the rules and included the 22 class that says they have a year left. If they would have had this option in Feb, they may not have decided to sign a player to “become a pro athlete” thays the arguement that so many of you miss
Please enlighten me on what a full professional only camp for a few weeks entails and what advantage would it give any college player?
HS players have rules and ages to follow. They can’t graduate early and then come back. That's the rules the states have.
The NCAA has rules as well and you do have decision and are bound by them. However they changed the rules and included the 22 class that says they have a year left. If they would have had this option in Feb, they may not have decided to sign a player to “become a pro athlete” thays the arguement that so many of you miss
Posted on 8/26/26 at 3:01 pm to Honkus
I agree with this, and for at least this one year, the players should have the choice of returning for a 5th year or staying with the pros. These young men are being denied the ability to earn a living, and that isn't going to fly in the courts anymore.
Posted on 8/26/26 at 3:10 pm to Honkus
I don't think so after the judge came down with his ruling. Isn't that Contempt
Posted on 8/26/26 at 3:11 pm to ChatGPT of LA
College Players making millions are pro as well
Posted on 8/26/26 at 3:49 pm to LivingOnTheBayou
It is laughable that these tight asses on here think that colleges athletes aren't paid.....and then they shite their pants because..... NFL players.
These players that were fricked out of a legitimate opportunity to prosper in the same manner as others have been allowed to do deserve to be made whole and if the precious school Presidents and conference execs can't see how wrong and hypocritical that they are then college sports really does need to be blown up.
frick the SEC jackasses and the talking heads that puppet their bullshite! I hope that lawyers frick these delicate assholes back to their ivory towers.
These players that were fricked out of a legitimate opportunity to prosper in the same manner as others have been allowed to do deserve to be made whole and if the precious school Presidents and conference execs can't see how wrong and hypocritical that they are then college sports really does need to be blown up.
frick the SEC jackasses and the talking heads that puppet their bullshite! I hope that lawyers frick these delicate assholes back to their ivory towers.
This post was edited on 8/26/26 at 3:52 pm
Posted on 8/26/26 at 4:24 pm to Gene Heinous
I agree with this. It’s kind of like everything else in the world today. Everyone get emotional and starts sky screaming like this will set a precedent to let kids that leave for the draft and play in the NFL for 10 years to return for their 5th year. It’s a matter of this one class not knowing they had that 5th year when they left. Thays the part they are missing and making into something it’s not. It’s also funny a lot of those people don’t have an issue of a 6 year player going against the SEC and NCAA. Maybe the sec should makes rules about that. Choose what you get offended over and it will show bias.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 4:52 pm to coonass27
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wonder all those people that declared for the draft and never made it on a roster consider themselves pros.
Who fricking cares, if they suck. If you get sign with a pro team, which theybdo to go to camp, then you are pro.
Quit being a fricking count acting like declaring youre going pro, hiring an agent, etc., didn't make you no longer eligible for college.
So flip it, please tell us how declaring your eligible for the draft, and eventually ending up on a pro teams practice eligible players, somehow means you can change your mind and act like it never happened. You can't. Its the rules. Deal with it.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 4:53 pm to LivingOnTheBayou
Nope, they are getting paid for NIL
Posted on 8/27/26 at 6:11 pm to Fun Bunch
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No they aren't. They can absolutely regulate what their members schools do
Google, Apple, Amazon and MS used to believe they could make whatever rules they wanted for their products and services, as well.
Judges have almost unanimously sided with players in cases over the last 7 years. The SEC is blatantly and obviously using rules to circumvent court orders. Judges tend to not take organizations thumbing their noses lightly.
The SEC and the Big 10 also have a LOT of potential antitrust exposure and no current exemption if these battles made their way to federal court.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 6:16 pm to ChatGPT of LA
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Negative...youre a moron believing its the same
If you believe they are still “amateur student athletes,” then you are the biggest fricking idiot in a sea of fricking idiots on this board.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 6:22 pm to LSBoosie
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Are they in direct defiance of court orders?
They may be directly come Monday since they and Sankey have now been added to the complaint.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 6:30 pm to NC_Tigah
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This was avoidable. Simply establish the start date to begin with the 2023 entry class, and there would have been no issue. So much so that it almost appears to be a deliberate screw up designed to encourage federal legislation.
This was 100% an intentional setup by the NCAA to push their fricking bill in Congress. They knew screwing the 22 class would have this in court and I have absolutely no doubt that they are thrilled with the results.
They are sick of having no power and will do anything to get some control back from the players and courts, even though the entire state of college sports is their fricking fault for sitting on their hands and giving the courts the open door to frick everything up in the first place.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 6:39 pm to JoeENorthlando
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What? Only another rule ignored by the judge? Would the judge allow someone academically ineligible to play as well? You can't pick and choose all these rules by blanket fiat that ignores eligibility requirements.
If a judge rules that players were harmed by an action, in this case the NCAA’s likely intentional treatment of the class of 22, then they can absolutely issue restraining orders in the interest of providing them relief.
If that somehow related to eligibility based on grades (which it obviously doesn’t in the case), a judge could absolutely suspend the application of a rule to assist the aggrieved party. Judges did this in Chambliss’ favor in preventing the NCAA from declaring him ineligible. If the SEC had jumped into that after, they also would have been swatted down due to using coercive rules to sidestep a court order.
It’s unlikely we would ever see grade eligibility become an issue, but in case you haven’t noticed, judges are siding with players almost universally right now. Good luck to any organization challenging them until a bill is passed. It will likely take a CBA and Union to really put all of this to bed.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 6:47 pm to lsupride87
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But this is absolutely a good rule and am glad they are doing it
Five years too late
Posted on 8/27/26 at 6:48 pm to misey94
I dont "believe" shite. I can tell you what the NCAA believes. You might wanna look up what the A's stand for, you fricking moron
Posted on 8/27/26 at 6:56 pm to ChatGPT of LA
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You might wanna look up what the A's stand for, you fricking moron
Thanks for confirming how fricking stupid and out of touch you are
Shilling for the fricking NCAA that has completely fricked the sport and is the sole reason those last two letters now mean absolutely NOTHING unless you are in D2 or 3
The same NCAA that sat on its hands for years while being warned if they didn’t come up with a payment system for players they would get killed in court. And then did.
The same NCAA that is now being repeatedly butt fricked in the courts in every case it challenges.
The same NCAA that is having to go hat in hand to Congress to beg for help.
The same NCAA that is the architect of this latest shitstorm.
You are an irredeemable moron if you back any aspect of the NCAA.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 6:59 pm to misey94
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misey94
Oh man, what a glorious moronic melt. I told you facts. Deal with it however long your tampon can soak up your bleeding vagina, bitch.
The letters stand for what they stand for. Not my doing, but demolishes your angle.
frick off kid.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 7:02 pm to themunch
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The main people cheering this on are Ole Piss people
Of course, but if Lane was still there they would cheer this on.
Their deep fear is the former OM players being very productive for LSU and helping us beat them. That pill is too much to swallow.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 7:05 pm to ChatGPT of LA
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Listen to yourselves. frick man, these are PRO athletes.
Stop carrying water for this vlown show.
Not long ago, guys like you were fighting against paying players, warning where that could lead. Now we have players leaving the NFL and trying to come here? Its like the old guy in a college bar trying to hit on girls.
Its fricking iver. Move on. NO reason to deal with this anymore. We tried, it failed in a way that is bringing undue attention to LSU, in a negative light.
We had every bit of momentum. Great hire, lots of cash, great program, etc etc. Then we decide to get involved in legal tug of war, and offer spots to a pro, that other kids here are being told we dont gaf about them.
Its stupid and Kiff went over the line. He has shown his ever so present character issues that have plagued him everywhere. Same for Wade.
Nothing positive will come from this.
Oh, good I'm on the opposite side of this from you. You have notoriously bad takes. And this is yet another example. They are mainly making a big deal out of this because it's Lane and LSU. They didn't say shite when A&M did the same thing. They never opposed Trinidad. Because it's what they wanted.
Posted on 8/27/26 at 7:08 pm to ChatGPT of LA
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The letters stand for what they stand for. Not my doing, but demolishes your angle.
Empty arguments from an empty headed poster shilling for an empty organization that has had no power for a decade.
There’s nothing amateur about college athletics under today’s NCAA precisely because of their own actions (or lack thereof). Everyone here with the brain knows that. You’re a fricking idiot with an artificial intelligence screen name and no natural intelligence to speak of.
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