LafTiger

The freaking bye week this year was a killer.

The offense was humming and had continuity. They were finding a rhythm that was mixing big explosive plays with yard gouging check downs...we were a team on the rise.

Alabama on the other hand was shite. They were hurt, they had 0 defensive discipline, and the season was taking a toll...they were a team in decline.

Bama got healthy, we got complacent. We didn't have what they could do with healthy players on tape because they'd been injured so long....I truly believe if there was no bye week, we had a good chance to win.

That and $7 will buy a shitty cup of coffee though.

Your attitude is the problem.

Govt work isn’t Supposed to be a golden ticket that’s also a get out of jail free card.

Miami may be the most protected team in the nation by their conference officials.

Twice last year and already once this year. Pathetic.

Very much reminds me of Marques Colston.

Deceptive “football speed” not track speed.

Big body, developing sure hands has a feel for getting open.

Also blocks.

Best offering they have is the "Pure Kentucky" at about $33-$35 depending on where you get it (My opinion)

But I like a little more proof it's at 107.

Glad that one won't go way up in price.

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So we played a soccer player, but denied the football players? That seems pretty stupid. Let's risk it for a sport no one cares about but back off for football. All the soccer thing did was give evidence to the football players that LSU treated them unfairly; otherwise, we may have been left out of it. At the very least, we would have had a stronger defense.

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It's exactly the opposite.

This is now a gambit the SEC may not be able to win, shy of them getting a corrupt judge.

By playing the soccer player and the SEC no longer voting to expel LSU, or engage in any disciplinary action because of said soccer player, there is now tangible evidence that the SEC was targeting some very specific players.

The SEC is now in.a pinch and the evidence of their own actions demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt (not the standard here, but still) that the SEC was specifically violating the right to work of two specific players.

If there's any spite with these players and their attorneys, they won't settle and this will get UGLY for the SEC, and potentially( (less likely though) the member universities who pressured for this course of action.

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Every single frat hazed back in my day. Yes there should be some line you don't cross,

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This...hazing isn't a bad thing...Attempted murder by alcohol poising is a very different thing.

There's a line, one builds trust between people...the other puts blindfolded kids on a freeway with cars coming.

Stupid people ruin everything.

I'm a tin foil hat conspiracy guy....Not even I believe this.

Wouldn't this fall under the University's sexual harassment policy?

I mean that's immediate expulsion because the proof is undeniable.

It's not like it's Lane, who could be construed as a public figure.

It's his daughter, and It's one thing to say something (it's inappropriate though) but to put it on a sign and hang it from a house seems a step too far.

Had a convo with an atty this evening. He’s pretty connected.

Sounds like the SEC office was working in REALLY BAD FAITH, including lying to U.S. Govt officials. Says things will get ugly, not sure if we will see it but the SEC really screwed up and Louisiana has all the goods.

Just what I heard, but I’d trust this guy.