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AYS is trolling LSU fans for clicks. Neither of those guys signed an NFL contract, and they both have TROs. LSU could have signed them as well, even under the SEC rule.
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Hard to judge this team right now without everyone,


These 5 will play a lot of the minutes this season. Really, Niang, Dessert, and Clark are the only contributors who aren't eligible to play tonight. I think the rotation tonight is a pretty big clue that we won't see many minutes from guys outside that Top 8.
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Sloppy at the end of the half. I saw enough of that last season.


Guys are getting tired.
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Is Dent expected to be the starting PG? Or does Clark play PG too?


Dent will primailary run the point. They badly need him to retain his tempoarily eligible status.
9-0 run UCF but here is the Ruzic 3

10-0 run by the Tigers!

Bender checked into the game. So, no Dessert or Niang tonight.
Ruzic 3-4 9ts, rest of the team 1-5 3 pts.
Make that 9 with the 3 :bow:
Ruzic with 6 already. Dude looks pretty good.
Nice to see Bashir shake off the McNeese performance and drain that 1st 3.
UCF should be significantly better than McNeese.
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Assume this isn't streaming anywhere?


ESPN+
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How are you tracking earnings? Just asking.


I've been reading a lot of translated Euro basketball news ever since the international-to-LSU rumors started to spread back when. So, I have some ballpark figures.

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If I had to guess I think Dessert is going to be good to go, Niang'a only hold up will be he was drafted, but it wouldn't be the first time.


The one hold-up I have on Dessert is that he tried to come over last year, and the teams pursuing him backed out b/c they didn't think he could get eligible. I always figured Niang would be easier to get cleared, but now there are reports that he voluntarily entered the NBA draft early and didn't withdraw. That would make him ineligible under the SEC rule.
Quinn Ellis has been cleared for St. John's after playing for Olimpia Milano. He's 23 years old. It appears he made less money than Niang and Dessert, but he played at the highest pro level in Europe. Maybe a good sign for LSU getting Niang or Dessert cleared.
A couple of court hearings this week that could impact LSU. Tomorrow, there will be a hearing in the Colorado Federal case (Wisne v. NCAA). If the athletes were to get a favorable ruling, then all 5th-year seniors would be eligible, but only to return to their original school. So, Clark would become eligible, but only to return to UCLA. Most legal experts believe the court will come down on the side of the NCAA.

Then, on Wednesday, there will be a preliminary injunction hearing in the Kentucky case that involves Clark. This is the case in which the 3-judge panel dissolved the TRO, making Clark ineligible. Given the 3-judge panel ruling, most Kentucky court watchers believe it is unlikely that the lower judge would now issue a preliminary injunction. If that is the case, then Clark's last hope will be the appeal to the Kentucky Supreme Court. (This might have been one of the "paperwork cases" that Wade said they were waiting on)

re: Thoughts on the basketball goal?

Posted by rds dc on 10/12/26 at 10:53 am to
It's too low. They need to raise it up.
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Does anyone have any major recruiting updates regarding the 2027 class. Like targets and if we are close to adding anyone else? Anyone in the chat can respond if you got intel


The Big 3 5-star prospects currently on the board:

Reese Alston - trending LSU

Asa Montgomery - not as confident

Bamba Touray - recently visited