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I agree. LSU beat the fricking tar out of them. It was a pathetic showing on every level.

re: How tf is that different?

Posted by OutOfNames on 9/27/26 at 9:38 pm to
Get on over to Draft Kings, place your bets.
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The NCAA flat out told Chambliss he is ineligible to play, so why didn’t the SEC go after Ole Miss with the same threats and voracity they did with LSU?


Been yelling this for two weeks. It's absurd. He's granted a TRO against the NCAA by a judge that graduated from their own law school, and is allowed to play, despite a very concrete 5/5 rule by his own fricking league. Is the playoff committee threatening Ole Piss to not allow them in if they use an ineligible player?
This was a loss in which LSU played up and down, there were glaring issues, and yet the Tigers nearly stole one in a hostile environment. Fans are mildly angry, but most understand this was a tough game against an ineligible QB, and that's the way it goes sometimes.

My title refers to the fact that no one is blaming the refs for this loss. I was told that's all LSU fans do. And yet in a tough game that the fans wanted a win badly, not a single person felt like LSU got an unfair call that affected this game. And the fact that it's refreshing just to have a cleanly called game, infuriates me. Anyone who calls out LSU fans for dumping on refs, in my opinion is a troll at best, and an fricking idiot at normal.

Best fans in football in my opinion, except those posting on Score Board during the games, toughen up.
He's not a Mississippi judge. He's a Mississippi judge who graduated from Ole Miss's law school.
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Remember when scone was hawking some miraculous hair regrowth product?


No, but I remember him singing praises about that Evamore water.
I would rest him. Ole Miss isn't the team they were last year, Chambliss is over the hill, coaches and defense left town. Tiger defense will win it by themselves. Get ready for TAMU.
Those new jerseys track they're overall health. It's sensors in the shoulder pads.

re: Inside scoop on Leavitt

Posted by OutOfNames on 9/17/26 at 10:52 am to
He's fine. Long as he doesn't have tonsillitis, he's fine.
LINK

I'll stand behind whoever CLK runs out there, but his doubtful status, based on what we've seen before, this doesn't sound good. Some QBs end up missing significant time, so I guess we'll see. Get better soon Sam!

Brings up the question, and maybe Ole Miss fans can answer this, but if the NCAA has done away with redshirt years, how can a player be granted a medical redshirt?
I've been trying to figure out for two years how to claim that money I spend on my Entergy bill to insure Entergy against storms. I'm apparently an insurance provider for their business, against my will.

re: Potential Ref Revenge

Posted by OutOfNames on 9/11/26 at 3:09 pm to
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Pre-emptively bitching about officiating


There is no such thing. The SEC is reaping what it has sown. There is no time at all, where complaints about their game fixing, point shaving, and gross incompetence should not be brought up.
If the other schools roster and play professional players, then no. LSU should refuse to play against those teams, leave, and then sue the SEC for allowing schools to break their stone clad rules.
After seeing polls and power rankings self correcting what they saw from Michigan vs WMU, I am less concerned. People will be watching our games closely. People who aren't corrupt.
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Sooo...we like Stephen A. now???


Now? I've ALWAYS liked Stephen Smith. If the SEC can retroactively rule, I can retroactively like someone.
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To him it probably looked like CWW was sack dragging across the collective faces of the powers that be
So now that the SEC has demanded Tenn institute better security I their stadium following things being thrown at an opposing coach, what happens if Lane gets hit with an object from the stands? I say in that event, they need to be removed from the conference immediately. There needs to be a red line drawn on the rules here.
Clayton is usually right, and he's almost spot on here. The one issue I have is that from what I've seen, Sankey personally has done this, persued these players, and should be sued personally as well for his crimes.
Sankey needs to resign. HQ need to be moved to Louisiana.
I can't even imagine watching an LSU game across any sport and having competent, non-corrupt officials.