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It’s absolutely hilarious.


If by “hilarious” you mean “gay”, then you’re right!
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You seem younger. I started in Fall 1989. You?


Same.
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Ok man, just tell us, Will Wade banged your wife, right? That would make sense and we could at least understand where you’re coming from.


Worse…he destroyed the program.
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He probably doesn’t give two Schmidts.


I’ll fix that for you.

Nobody gives two Schmidts.
Yeah…the individual stats they’re compiling right now will definitely help them attain their big league aspirations.
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That atmosphere was cool as shite.


Gotta admit, I’ve never thought of shite as being cool.
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Pretty sure I know you.


He’s that dude who gets into girls’ ball.
…is fewer pop ups and more line drives. They’re making consistent contact, but they’re popping almost all of them up.
In theory, yes.

But WW steered the program into such a mess that LSU was lucky they could find anyone to take the “opportunity”.
None of y’all can answer the question.

Why have rules at all? Why have refs? Why not just do whatever and excuse it by accusing everyone else of doing it?
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Well said. Definitely a case of malignant WDS hiding behind Muh cheating.


Why have any rules at all? Hell, let’s just pay the refs and, when caught, just shrug our shoulders and pretend that “everybody is doing it.” Maybe we can have the players openly using PED’s and look the other way.

No sane employer would accept back an employee who pulled the nonsense that WW engaged in.
Ahhh yessss.

It’s the time of year where the casual fans expose who they really are.

Come back in May.
Be skeerd of the fans wearing sisssy blue shirts.

Be very skeerd.
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If cheating in college sports is so offensive then it is probably best you just stop watching…all of them. Otherwise, your “concern” is just another of the millions of examples of vapid virtue signaling. Maybe Facebook is a better forum for you


Fun fact. I have no idea how prevalent cheating is and neither do you.

Can we assume that more are cheating than are caught/revealed?

Sure.

But is it too much to ask that the coach of an SEC program at least not be caught blatantly cheating?

It certainly isn’t too much to expect that there be consequences to breaking the rules that everyone agreed to. Why even have rules if we’re going to just make excuses and give credit for “what could have been” had he not been caught, you know…cheating?

Being caught is not the fault of those who caught him, and it is in no construct of reality without consequence.

If WW couldn’t do the time, he shouldn’t have committed the crime.

LSU deserves better than a bad cheater.
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LSU didn’t let him coach two tourney teams and COVID cancelled one and emptied the fans of another. The 2019 team that went to the sweet 16 was good enough to win the national championship.


And yet this is the manner of man that we should allow to darken our doors again, lol. Maybe LSU would have let him coach those appearances if, I don’t know…he hadn’t been CHEATING.

But print up the “good enough to have won” shirts and hang the banners!
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quote:Recoveringcajun gonna be quote:Relapsingcajun with Wade back next year


Kudos for your creativity.

But seriously…when did WW ever cheat his way into the Elite Eight with ANY program?

The original post was forecasting a “return” to the Elite Eight with Wade.

He’s NEVER gone to the Elite Eight with ANY program.

And that’s including all of the cheating years.
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Its not just him. Milam has issues getting on top of the ball and pops out far too much.


CLARIFICATION: You’re talking about the baseball.

He has no issue getting on top of HIS balls. That boy is constantly fiddling with his bits.
I haven’t really watched since Dale Brown retired.
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“It’s a really hard topic,” Johnson told Tiger Rag in an extensive interview recently. “What I’m going to say is, school’s are going to decide what sports they want to excel in.” Asked if they have already been doing that, Johnson laughed and said, “Tough question. But all I’m going to say is schools are going to have to decide what sports they want to be really good in. And there are some schools that are all in on baseball. And we need to be one of those schools. We’re not there yet.”


This is just lobbying for more dough.

Why would LSU go more “all in” on baseball? Will there somehow be double or triple national titles or something?

And why would he say that he wouldn’t leave to coach the Yankees if LSU wasn’t “all in?”

And what does “all in” even mean?