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Under current rules 5 for 5, Chambliss is ineligible to play this year
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:41 am
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:41 am
I am using him because he is a star player and well known.
Every commentor on TV or social media is complaining about younger players would be losing spots because "NFL" guys are coming back... "that's unfair"
If I am following the developments correctly, the NCAA was trying to put an end to 24, 25, and 26 year olds playing college football instead of going pro or getting a job. The new rule ends the redshirt juggling game, and season ending injuries and/or personal reason exemptions that get you a Max Johnson at age 25.5 at Georgia Southern. I think his 5th school??
If these players can't come back, then Chambliss and many other have to be told, we're sorry but you can't play this year.- by rule, you are too old.
Why isn't this being discussed? Bad timing right? Because they were told they could play. But the 2022 guys told they could not come back can't come back because why? Young Players loosing spots? You are already a pro, even though you didn't make the 53 man roster?
Well...The intent of the new rule isn't being followed going into this seaon already, right? . That's why the judge and DA are lowering the hammer.
They will play and without consequence.
Because if they don't play while you have guys running around a 6th and 7th season. That means it's all a joke from the start.
Every commentor on TV or social media is complaining about younger players would be losing spots because "NFL" guys are coming back... "that's unfair"
If I am following the developments correctly, the NCAA was trying to put an end to 24, 25, and 26 year olds playing college football instead of going pro or getting a job. The new rule ends the redshirt juggling game, and season ending injuries and/or personal reason exemptions that get you a Max Johnson at age 25.5 at Georgia Southern. I think his 5th school??
If these players can't come back, then Chambliss and many other have to be told, we're sorry but you can't play this year.- by rule, you are too old.
Why isn't this being discussed? Bad timing right? Because they were told they could play. But the 2022 guys told they could not come back can't come back because why? Young Players loosing spots? You are already a pro, even though you didn't make the 53 man roster?
Well...The intent of the new rule isn't being followed going into this seaon already, right? . That's why the judge and DA are lowering the hammer.
They will play and without consequence.
Because if they don't play while you have guys running around a 6th and 7th season. That means it's all a joke from the start.
This post was edited on 8/30/26 at 11:08 am
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:48 am to ApexTiger
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Every commentor on TV or social media is complaining about younger players would be losing spots because "NFL" guys are coming back... "that's unfair"
It was also "unfair" to only give players a scholarship and not share the money. Now, most SEC starters make north of half a million per year.
"Fair" went out the window when they started paying these guys massive amounts of money. Whether people like it or not, it ultimately makes them professional, and incentivizes doing whatever it takes to have the best roster possible. 23 and 24 year olds are more mature and usually are more productive then 18 and 19 year olds.
When your roster budeget is $40+ million and most players on the roster make > $500k, the powers at be aren't worried about being fair to younger players. If they want to fix this, stop the NIL madness so that NFL players aren't choosing CFB over the NFL when they can.
Look at Dante Moore from Oregon. In any other year, he's entering the draft and would've easily been a top 10 pick. He chose Oregon for another year and, who could blame him, he gets less pressure, easier competition, AND $6 mil in the bank for playing a college sport
This post was edited on 8/30/26 at 10:52 am
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:52 am to 304tiger
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It was also "unfair" to only give players a scholarship and not share the money. Now, most SEC starters make north of half a million per year.
"Fair" went out the window when they started paying these guys massive amounts of money. Whether people like it or not, it ultimately makes them professional, and incentivizes doing whatever it takes to have the best roster possible. 23 and 24 year olds are more mature and usually are more productive then 18 and 19 year olds.
so if Fair is out the window because fair for little children's toys, and the playes are making pro like money in college, then the only thing that makes sense is to enforce your own new rules of elgibility, right?
5 for 5
Does anyone know when the effective date of that new rule applies? I only know it impacted 2022 players coming out of HS.
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:52 am to ApexTiger
Some 18 year old kid from Mississippi is missing their lifelong dream of becoming an Ole Miss rebel. All because old man Chambliss used his cold from years ago and a corrupt judge to make some more money as a professional at Ole Miss than he could make in the NFL.
Sad!
Sad!
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:52 am to ApexTiger
If LSU had pulled a Chambliss for a star player that was twice denied eligibility by the NCAA, you would still have the major of the media saying it’s gonna bite them and he shouldn’t play.
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:55 am to da prophet
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If LSU had pulled a Chambliss for a star player that was twice denied eligibility by the NCAA, you would still have the major of the media saying it’s gonna bite them and he shouldn’t play.
It's time someone on air call them out on it...
Meanwhile we have Finebaum...He's still butthurt Lane left Tennessee
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:57 am to ApexTiger
Cause everyone is against lsu!!
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:57 am to ApexTiger
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Chambliss
Is playing under a preliminary injunction. As in the 5th-year senior cases, the NCAA must obey the court order.
Posted on 8/30/26 at 10:58 am to 304tiger
Pay for play
Posted on 8/30/26 at 11:11 am to rds dc
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s playing under a preliminary injunction. As in the 5th-year senior cases, the NCAA must obey the court order.
And that's why the players in question will be play this year without a single consequence...
Trying to penalize the universities from bringing them back was a huge mistep
If they had implemented the new rule in Janaury, Chambliss and many others out! and these 2022 players would be in college, not needing an attorney
but the NCAA put out the rule too late, and now you have a mess only a judge can make you clean up
Posted on 8/30/26 at 11:13 am to ApexTiger
Wait, Trinidad signed a pro contract and played in 3 preseason games?
Posted on 8/30/26 at 11:18 am to ApexTiger
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And that's why the players in question will be play this year without a single consequence...
Trying to penalize the universities from bringing them back was a huge mistep
If they had implemented the new rule in Janaury, Chambliss and many others out! and these 2022 players would be in college, not needing an attorney
but the NCAA put out the rule too late, and now you have a mess only a judge can make you clean up
The NCAA appealed the Chambliss case to the Mississippi Supreme Court, and the court left the injunction in place.
So, if the various 5-for-5 TROs are converted to injunctions and the injunctions survive the appeal process through the respective state Supreme Courts, then yes, they will play.
However, the NCAA is currently 3-0 on appeal.
Posted on 8/30/26 at 11:52 am to ApexTiger
I agree. This is his 6th year.
Let’s get him removed from College Football, by rule, 5 to play 5.
Let’s get him removed from College Football, by rule, 5 to play 5.
Posted on 8/30/26 at 11:57 am to ApexTiger
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Does anyone know when the effective date of that new rule applies? I only know it impacted 2022 players coming out of HS.
It originally did not include the class of 2022. But then some judge decided that they didn’t like that rule and wanted it changed
Posted on 8/30/26 at 12:02 pm to dallastiger55
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Wait, Trinidad signed a pro contract and played in 3 preseason games?
Wait -is 6 seasons the same as 4 seasons?
Posted on 8/30/26 at 12:39 pm to ApexTiger
I could be wrong but wasnt this 5 for 5 rule created because of the Chambliss situation?
Posted on 8/30/26 at 12:46 pm to ApexTiger
The HS class of 2027 is the first class that only has the option of the 5-for-5.
Even the incoming freshmen now have the option to use the old method of 4-to-play-5, with redshirt and medical redshirt options.
Under the new system, your clock starts on September 1st after your 19th birthday or when you enroll in college, whichever comes first.
You can get an exemption for military service or for approved missionary work. Your clock stops at that point and restarts when your service or missionary work ends.
Even the incoming freshmen now have the option to use the old method of 4-to-play-5, with redshirt and medical redshirt options.
Under the new system, your clock starts on September 1st after your 19th birthday or when you enroll in college, whichever comes first.
You can get an exemption for military service or for approved missionary work. Your clock stops at that point and restarts when your service or missionary work ends.
Posted on 8/30/26 at 12:55 pm to Lester Earl
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Cause everyone is against lsu!!
Why is it okay for Chambliss to play?
Posted on 8/30/26 at 1:03 pm to wadewilson
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Why is it okay for Chambliss to play?
He probably shouldn’t. But he has more of a case vs anyone that has already forfeited their amateurism
Posted on 8/30/26 at 1:05 pm to Lester Earl
This is the problem with the distinction going on right now in NCAA sports. They're not amateurs anymore. They're paid more than 1st year professional athletes. They should be considered professionals at this point even if it's a step below.
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