TFS4E

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You should really watch more football. That has always been a fumble.

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I’ve watched football for over 30 years. Explain to me how the ball doesn’t move but his arm does. He’s laying on the ground and then the ball pops out. You see the moment his arm recoils from getting it ripped out. The physics doesn’t work.

You should watch more football and learn how the human body functions before continuing to be wrong.

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It was clear to anyone that has watched a football game before

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You would be correct if the ball wasn’t still in his hand. But congrats on watching football before, I guess?

It wasn’t “starting to come out”

His arm moved but that’s not losing control. WTF

I was on the field for the concert and in the “tunnel” for the blocked punt. I swear I could feel wind woosh down the tunnel as Gleason blocked the punt. Brings a tear to my eye to this day and probably the rest of my life.

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TD is hilarious man, weren't we saying Clark was better than Leavitt two days ago?

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Longstreet > Clark > Leavitt

Keep up

Moore can’t keep telling the offense to turn the ball over. Not sustainable. Take the turnover plays out of the playbook.

I hate this league

I believe Bama’s visitor locker room is pink. Probably where Kiffin got it.

I’m shocked

They proved he intended to fumble

If I type “best DE in LSU history” into my phone the predictive text always suggests “Trindon Holliday”

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No

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I thought that at first when I saw the headline. I’m not an attorney but I know people confuse the 1st amendment all the time. They think me telling you not to say something is a 1A violation. It’s not.

But then I read this part:

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That is a First Amendment case. It just isn't the SEC's. It's Kiffin's. Fifteen of the sixteen members are public universities, and the conference is governed by their presidents, who are themselves state actors. Brentwood Academy v. TSSAA, 531 US 288 (2001), held that a private athletic association can be a state actor through pervasive entwinement with the public institutions that constitute it. Whether the SEC clears that bar is a serious question, and I wouldn't call it a foregone conclusion. But the irony writes itself. The SEC's entire theory depends on LSU officials being state actors, and the SEC pleads at ¶ 96, citing West v. Atkins, that Kiffin is one. Ironically, if not shockingly, that supplies the predicate for Kiffin's claim against it.

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