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First, that's not how reading comprehension works. When you pick up a book and are trying to understand what the author is saying at any given moment, you don't only need to read the immediate surrounding words, but the rest of the words of the author from that chapter and book.

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You are quoting text from OTHER BOOKS while ignoring the text in the same chapter as you quote.

You found one word in the chapter, and then added your own meaning.

It's dishonest bullshite.

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Wut

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The lineman are so scared when the ball is snapped, they run away and try to hit people on the other side of the line.

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Sure, but in most cases it doesn’t satisfy the debt. Especially after expenses.

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I'm sure they'd rather get the money, but it's not extremely high risk when you consider that plus the people that do pay etc.

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8 straight games with no offensive holding is artificial. does not happen with objective officiating, its undeniable so try to deflect all you want.

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It seems like it would be undeniable because it's self fulfilling.

:lol:

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In the invasive mascot theme, ignoring “Snowbirds” as a possibility, why not choose Burmese Pythons?

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Does Gainesville get snowbirds?

I know we get tons of them around Tampa Bay.

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Agreed, neither side is going to back down now. I don’t understand what Sankey hoped to gain by adding the AG and Governor to their suit.

I’m not sure what other fans think of LSU is a viable point of interest to LSU.

If it begins to harm them financially long term, then I will quickly admit they made a terrible decision.

To me it’s still just a bunch of dick measuring.

My question is this…how does Sankey prove that what LSU did (waiting to roster athletes until the last moment) caused harm to the SEC? Is that financial harm? Harm to the conferences reputation that somehow resulted in the loss of revenue?

There’s going to have to be something concrete (like something happened that we aren’t aware of) before a judge seriously looks at this.

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My understanding is that the other schools are ultimately pissed off about government involvement in LSU to the point of LSU isn't able to make it's own decisions and the LSU government will use courts and such to try and by pass the rules.

That the Kiffin stuff was more of a symptom rather than the root cause. In so much as it was the governor rather than the school who hired Kiffin and has embolden Kiffin and LSU to do the things that happened with the pro players.

I realize they appoint people to the board and all that, so there is always a government role, but it's supposed to be indirect while in this case it was direct.

And that is why they were added to the suit.

I'm not a lawyer and I have no inside information. This is just what I've gathered from reading about it and hearing others talk. If it was just about the pro players, they could have/would have dropped the suit when LSU complied.

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The last development was the SEC adding the Louisiana AG and Governor to its suit

If you don’t believe that’s going to be thrown out, I’m not sure what to tell you, buddy

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Yeah, that doesn't sound like the SEC is backing down.

I have no idea what will happen, I'm only commenting on what I've seen. I don't generally put much faith in the courts anymore.

I just see LSU fricked up big time on this. Wasted time and resources and spent a lot of money while hurting your reputation around the league while getting absolutely nothing out of it.

I'm generally stunned that LSU did this to start with, and even more stunned LSU fans think they are somehow winning in all this.

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You’re a little behind, but you know that.

I must say you’ve become one of the top LSU protagonist here.

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I'm not an LSU protagonist. :lol:

I'm a you said dumb shite protagonist.

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I just can’t imagine lenders making those loans. It’s like Tricolor, which had as its business model making auto loans to illegals. It was fun until they started leaving and driving the collateral over the border.

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They get the houses/land.

Banks seized about 1/3 of the land in America during the Great Depression.

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Why do you say “you”?
I am not LSU. I’m not an LSU fan.
You, however, cannot refute any of the facts I listed above.
LSU violated no “rule.”
The SEC caved.

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It's the same thing in meaning.

You didn't list facts.

Believe what you want, it's what I expect from LSU fans anyway. Anyone who cares about the truth has seen the arguments.

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I think ignoring the facts you don’t like is delusional.

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I have no reason to like or dislike any facts. You do.

The best case for LSU is they get away with it as if they had just followed the rules to start with. Overall you wasted money and your reputation among the league and got nothing in return.

And that is your best case.

Meanwhile the SEC can drop that lawsuit at any point they want.