Geauxgurt

The bigger lawsuit for this is going to come when BYU players claim that their religious freedom is being infringed upon since they would lose eligibility time by taking two year missions after graduation.

It's coming, just wait.

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Saban didn’t have to bribe recruits to come to Alabama. He just had to show them the wall of trophies and first round picks.

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:bwahaha:

Ah yes, I forgot Auburn paying Cam $200k to go there. :lol:

of college athletics.

You have Alabama who bought players with Dodge Chargers for years, got players off suspension because of lack of AC, and under Saban stretched the ethics of collegiate athletics in every way, bitching about maintaining the integrity of the game.

You then have A&M who started the mess of basically buying the first NIL recruiting class out of highschool for $20 million bitching about the integrity of the game.

You have Ole Miss using a corrupt alum judge to allow a lying sack of shite in Chambliss to claim his tonsillitis cost him an entire season when his own coaches at Ferris State have said that isn't true, but want to bitch about losing the integrity of the game.

Then you have Texas, not only doing the same thing now, but also using Lamborghinis and free cars to bring in players in the NIL era, setting up a payday with no shows for their entire OL without them seeing an issue, but bitching about maintaining the integrity of the game.

Pretty damn hilarious to see this hypocrisy, and I do not even support bringing the players in at LSU, but you all need to stop being massive hypocrites.

Miles issues were never talent as you said. LSU was top 3 talented in college football for nearly his entire tenure at LSU. The QB position was definitely hit-or-miss once his recruits took over.

Perrilloux derailed his QB recruiting by getting kicked off the team. His hiring of Crowton, while it helped LSU get an NC in 2007, also nearly cost them that same title and then led to no QB development for the next 3 years.

Crowton's history as an OC/HC had the exact same pattern everywhere he went. Give him a developed QB, and he will do great. He has to develop one? He is garbage.

Then, honestly, Les' hubris in 2011 got to him, and the teams never recovered. The 2008 fiascos led him to go back to his old school offensive mindset and kill his team's chances by being overly conservative. Hell, even in 2013, the offense was a disaster for much of the year with stupid decisions left and right.

Les never got a great QB developer once Jimbo left, and that is why LSU struggled like it did with 1 great offensive year in 2013 followed by garbage.

In all honesty, that wasn't even funny at all. It was just a stupid attempt, and their stuff has gotten worse and worse each year.

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With all of the money the sport generates, a kindergartner can figure out that denying college athletes money in rev sports is a massive anti-trust violation.

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Again, it produces a ton of revenue, sure. It doesn’t produce a significant amount of profit though because nearly every sport outside of football and men’s basketball loses money.

The high money brought in by football is what covers those losses. Only 10 programs out of 300 are not subsidized by their general universities funds. LSU is one of the ten.

In the end, this myth that schools are making money hand river fist and poor little student athletes aren’t getting their share is absurd.

How long ago did you open it?

Expiration dates are based on unopened items. Once you open regular milk, it’s got about 7 days of being good.

If you get some brands like fair life that are ultra pasteurized, it may be 14 days, but still depends on when it is opened and those clocks start.

I keep seeing people saying the 2022 kids are being jipped with the covidé year exemption before them and now this after them, but 2021 kids didn’t get any benefit. They got 5 to play 4 unless they were granted either medical hardship waivers or got TROs cause of a sore throat.

In the end, this still sucks for the 2022 kids, but actually get facts straight.

In the end, the courts are giving them an extra year to match with the rule change and court orders should be all respected and not picking and choosing which ones are okay.

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(And yes, college tuition, books and room/board are crumbs compared to what the NCAA and these conferences were raking in)

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Pretty impressive statement when only a handful of athletic departments even broke even.

You realize those huge revenues the schools pulled in paid for more scholarships in sports outside of the big 3, right?

Money that allowed more student athletes opportunities.

Sure,’some college coaches were getting paid absurd amounts of money, but to claim $400k worth of value (tuition, housing, food, free tutors, training facilities, healthcare and much more) is nothing.

College hasn’t been affordable in 20 years, but you are acting like these kids got peanuts.