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Novastar
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As long as folks keep walking into dealerships and buying, there's no reason for the auto manufacturers to change their pricing.
Paying $136k for a 1/2 ton pickup truck doesn't make much sense to me, but to each his own.
Paying $136k for a 1/2 ton pickup truck doesn't make much sense to me, but to each his own.
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South Carolina's New Street Takeover Law Doesn't Just Arrest You. It Can Take Your Car — Even If You Only Watched.
About fricking time. This needs to be a nationwide law.
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All the other schools that contacted them will get exposed too.
Which is why the SEC would settle before it gets to discovery.
The SEC and NCAA are in a lose/lose situation with this.
We'll soon find out how much of an ego Sankey actually has.
re: Referendum on LSU and our place in the SEC
Posted by Novastar on 9/9/26 at 9:19 am to crazyLSUstudent
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Kiffin is never going to be the head coach at Alabama ever
Agreed. Now that Kiffin knows LSU will go to war for him, I don’t see him leaving for another SEC school. He has a program with championship resources, a deep recruiting base, and leadership willing to stand behind him when things get contentious. What would he be leaving to find?
That kind of backing matters for a coach who’s willing to challenge the establishment and push every advantage available to his program. If LSU keeps matching his ambition with that level of commitment, this could be his last stop. He’ll spend the rest of his coaching career making life uncomfortable for the SEC’s established powers—and LSU will be right there with him.
re: Shocked to see how many of you here are defending Sankey
Posted by Novastar on 9/8/26 at 4:51 pm to koreandawg
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It is 15 institutions vs. one, well not really. That institution never voted against the rules. So I guess it's your coach and boosters.
You honestly think Sankey did some voodoo to get 15 presidents on his side.
You don't get it.
Your responses are so stupid, it's unbelievable. :lol:
re: There are 5 million people that live between Baton Rouge and Destin
Posted by Novastar on 9/8/26 at 1:45 pm to Islandboy777
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Louisiana, Mississippi , Alabama, and Florida come together and expand our interstate highway system
Mississippi and Florida do a damn good job at infrastructure. Louisiana and Alabama, not so much.
Good news is LADOT sent out a recent survey regarding future I-12 improvements. :lol:
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Requires full membership vote, not the executive committee.
This is correct.
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"Once you become a professional athlete, you are banned. All other schools are abiding by this rule," Wilson told Yahoo Sports.
Good for us the SEC and Sankey were unable to define "professional athlete".
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When a player plays for the NFL, they become an employee of the professional sport/team, paid directly by them on a contract.
NIL in college football is paid for by outside sources.
There is revenue sharing also that just recently started, but that is sharing not a contract to come play.
Thus, a college kids is NOT an employee of the sport/team/school.
Partially true. College athletes may qualify as employees under federal wage law. Johnson v. NCAA (2004).
Revenue-sharing payments can be governed contracts. Those aren't necessarily NFL-style employment contracts, but they are agreements exchanging payments for rights. Colorado does this.
re: GI surf fishing advice
Posted by Novastar on 9/3/26 at 10:10 am to Mister Bigfish
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marker 54 shrimp under a popping cork
This is the way.
re: What are the odds that Baton Rouge politicians line their pockets with $125 million
Posted by Novastar on 9/1/26 at 12:04 pm to nicholastiger
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crime prevention and community safety
Arresting and keeping criminals in jail is the only way these two initiatives are achieved.
re: Red Snapper
Posted by Novastar on 8/31/26 at 11:21 am to MarsellusWallace
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Went to Venice this weekend and tried to fish in my bay boat. The Weatherman was wrong yet again. Too rough to fish my snapper spot
Hoping this weekend will be a lot better weather and less crowded with the start of college football season.
re: Matt Bowers Dodge Dealership destroys a customer's $100,000 Hellcat! UPDATED LINK
Posted by Novastar on 8/31/26 at 8:17 am to America250
Simple, you break it, you buy it.
No one should be doing business with Matt Bower to begin with. :lol:
No one should be doing business with Matt Bower to begin with. :lol:
Wait… a totally biased article from a UF grad threatening to kick LSU out of the SEC? Give me a f’n break.
And from USA Today, no less. You can’t make this stuff up.
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And from USA Today, no less. You can’t make this stuff up.
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It boggles the mind how they are going to make all of that resistant to those things. Anyone with experience in engineering or with plants along that way have any insight?
Port Fourchon - 15% of U.S. oil supply supported + essentially the entire deepwater Gulf oil-and-gas service base + a proposed 25 MTPA LNG export terminal. It's survived many storms since the 1960's.
re: With the SpaceX news, Historically what are some of Louisianas biggest missed investments?
Posted by Novastar on 8/27/26 at 12:41 pm to nicholastiger
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Disney World was a pipe dream
Disney in Louisiana was never an option - folklore only.
All of this talk about new and completed highway projects. Those are lofty expectations from LADOT who's just getting around to sending out 'public survey's' for the I-12 expansion.
There will be folks living on Mars before we see any improvements to the road infrastructure in Louisiana.
There will be folks living on Mars before we see any improvements to the road infrastructure in Louisiana.
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Ai was invented 20 years ago on aol instant messenger and they called it smarterchild. It did what ai does now minus being good at excel
It ran on windows 95 beige box computers and a dial up internet connection
When they realized how powerful it was and that they weren’t making money the technology was buried
They don’t need extra computing power to run this stuff, they’re using data centers to power mass surveillance.
This entire response is bullshite.
AOL Instant Messenger wasn't AI, it was iMessage at best. Smarterchild was a chatbot created by a company ActiveBuddy and used scripted responses. :lol:
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This is a turning point for Louisiana and Louisiana Economic Development. There isn’t a state in the country—outside perhaps Texas and Florida—that wouldn’t kill for a $100 billion investment and nearly 10,000 jobs.
Coastal erosion, at least in Vermillion Parish, will be a thing of the past.
Incredible :usa:
Coastal erosion, at least in Vermillion Parish, will be a thing of the past.
Incredible :usa:
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