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They’re great friends.


I know they rode in Endymion together last year. A few floats behind us.

re: King Gibson Will be a tiger

Posted by ellessuuuu on 10/4/26 at 10:02 am to
Is that why Alston took a secret visit to UK? Any chance we land both?
Don’t think thats accurate. Clark dismissed his claims in the California case to join the Kentucky case. He might be protected by the TRO, but likely won’t be under any preliminary injunction as he is no longer a party to that case.
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Look, I want LSU to have as good a team as possible, just like everyone else. But the NCAA isn't the one making this a shitshow


The way 5 for 5 was handled was a shitshow. Drug on for months, initial reports were that it would apply to 2022, some bluebloods cried about that, so it was changed last minute. Yes, the NCAA invited all this litigation over 5 for 5.
That is correct. I don’t believe he is eligible under the California case.

re: BOOT UP

Posted by ellessuuuu on 10/2/26 at 12:43 pm to
So much for the “He won’t be a good recruiter when everyone can pay players” theory…
The TRO remains in place until then. He should be good for the first exhibition game.
Depends on the jurisdiction. Could be one month, could be 6+ months.
A few twitter posters are saying the hearing has ended and that there is no written order issued yet (unclear if that order is coming), these posters are taking that as a sign that the injunction or TRO shall remain in place. Not sure that is an accurate read. If the judge issued a ruling from the bench, it would be public by now. If the Judge took it under advisement, then a written ruling will be coming.

re: Harlem Berry, Caden Durham

Posted by ellessuuuu on 9/27/26 at 10:25 pm to
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However, Harlem Berry and Caden Durham have been on the roster and has proven more than their worth; yet their touches are very limited and especially Berry, their touches has been limited for the past 2-3 years; yet they both stay on the active roster.


They tried to give Berry a series when the game was still competitive, he was lost from a blocking stand point. Was supposed to be the lead blocker for Leavitt on a designed run and Sam literally had to push him out of the way because he was just standing there lost.
What did the SEC expect the LA Attorney General to do, stay in the lawsuit without? The SEC has no claim against the AG.
Should know about Dent by the end of this month.

I think Clark is likely good, but not 100% clear of hurdles.

Both are big pieces. Without them, the backcourt is thin.

Both could have issues as the season progress based on appeals (assuming preliminary injunctions are granted).
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You can shove the crayons up your arse, you need frickin braille.


If you can't have an intelligent conversation, resort to threats of violence. Solid strategy.

I'm sorry you are struggling to understand the language in the SEC's rule and the reality that Wright and Harris were different than other players on SEC rosters (it's an arbitrary distinction, but a distinction nonetheless). Sorry you are struggling to understand the SEC is not going after our international guys because it impacts other schools and other sports. But don't let things like words in a rule change your narrative.
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Well I'm trying to draw a picture for you and you're blind.


Drawing pictures seems like the appropriate level for you, likely with a crayon. Good luck.
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Wright and Harris went to training camp the others didn’t. Pretty cut and dry in the rule they challenged.


Arguing with this guy seem fruitless. He's struggling to connect some pretty basic dots.
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Several SEC schools also had former NFL players on their rosters and LSU was the only team that they sued and tried to expel.


None had players that had been on a preseason roster. Notice the rule explicitly avoids NFL minicamps.

There have been several articles on how the SEC intentionally left off international leagues from the list provided in the rule, so as not to impact international players. You can argue with me all you want, but you still will be wrong.
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None of that is going to stop the SEC from trying to prevent just LSU from rostering any foreign players.


The SEC rule actually goes out of its way to avoid saying that international players are ineligible. Largely because several of the SEC schools have international basketball players, tennis players, etc.

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This may be a dumb question for these 5 guys, but does anyone know when their hearings are? Or how long the process is?


Santos is out.

There is no "hearing" per se. They are just waiting on a decision from the NCAA.
Yeah. Like I said above, once you throw in Luis, there are three unknowns.
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I mean it's not hard...

Guards: Dent, Clark, Divine, Nunez, Bashir

Wings: Luis, Niang, Mo

Bigs: Ruzic, Dessert, Levy

Then add walk ons and maybe one surprise. Luis is pretty much the only true question mark at this point.


There seems to be 3 unknowns. Would include walk ons and a potential "surprise" player. Interesting.
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So he said 15, i keep seeing 13 players, so are there 1-2 other players that no one has reported on?


Who is the 13th? With Santos out, I think we're missing 3 spots.