TheArrogantCorndog

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I had like 40 emails when I woke up this morning and it wasn't a particularly busy morning. I try to get through as many as I can before 8 am (and that's if I don't have earlier meetings). Then I'm in meetings most of the day. I manage business segment for a global company that has just as much activity going on while I'm sleeping as I do when I'm at my desk. I get copied on A LOT of things that I don't always need to be directly addressing immediately. But at the same time, I will often have to go back and reference random conversations if they get to a certain level that requires my input, so I can't just go delete them either. Leaving them unread lets me know it's something I haven't even looked into yet.

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This sounds fricking miserable... frick emails

I used to sit at a computer and read emails all day, while also running a fabrication shop at the same time... then i told everyone to just call my shop phone but only when its important or a timely matter, because I could hear the phone ring on the shop floor... at the end of the day i'd spend the last hour of my day reading emails and responding to the bullshite people sent... it was a good system, but frick always being tied to a screen, terminal, or email... that felt like death of my soul

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You guys had a 30 year old punter who started four years for y'all. What the frick are y'all on about?

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Im 41yrs old and now I have 5yrs of eligibility :bow:

Im going to long snapper camp in a month... im bout to take my 6'1 245lb talents to UAB :bow:

How's Alaska doing? Or whatever that fat booty chick's name is?

Asking for a friend

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If every school had known from the beginning that this was a possibility, they would have recruited these players. Everyone but LSU has been operating under the assumption that they were not going to do this and now with rosters due, its too late for anyone else.

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It started in Colorado, months ago, because the NCAA clearly screwed over players by the date the 5 for 5 rule was passed... athletes had no choice but to try for the NFL because at that time, the NCAA ruled their time playing ball was over... then months later passed the 5 for 5 rule, which impacts the class of 2022

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It sets a bad precedent that any team can seek out some local judge to get a TRO to get an exception to any rule in order to give them a competitive advantage over the other teams in the league.

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You think this just happened this year? Here's a better question, how many players seeking a TRO in Louisiana are going to a Louisiana school? Keep in mind, we are up to 322 players with TROs according to the NCAA as of last Friday. Precedent was already set... Bama, Ole Miss, Colorado etc. etc. etc.

But now yall get to see how Louisiana play politics because YOU left the door open for US... good luck

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Former NFL players have no business playing CFB. Again it sets a bad precedent. "Its only this year" ...until another judge decides to use the league allowing it this year to justify some ruling next year that allows NFL players to play

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The only former NFL player that is currently signed, enrolled, and on a roster at a college program is the OL at TEXAS... i repeat, the only NFL player that is currently signed, enrolled, on a college roster is the OL at TEXAS

This is a fact. I guess, well most of the people on this board, including you, are far too low IQ to have a real conversation but sure...

Again, there are 322 players and over 60 lawsuits from the class of 2022 across all sports that have TROs... Take your ignorant, disingenuous bullshite and let the adults talk this out

Crepe myrtles are the worst damn tree on the planet...just a gigantic mess of a "tree"

Oaks are the best... just slightly above magnolias

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We'd be shittin' in high cotton!

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Old times there are not forgotten

When you got money, you can buy a ladder

Dedrick had a really good set, and great interview

It's been a while, but it was really good IMO

There's like 20 players in this situation... imagine, you get told to shove off because of your work load... now the governing body that you played under comes in after and says, everyone else (except you) gets another year to improve their status from here on out with an extra year of work...

How is that fair to the few players that it impacts?

It's a messed up situation all around... I personally don't like it, but i understand the rationale behind the decision

Basically it all comes down to frick the NCAA and their baby back bitch officers

This can of worms was opened during covid, and the NCAA having zero backbone to enforce their own regulations... if you want to blame anybody, blame the NCAA... they allowed the courts and public opinion to dictate this new hot garbage... Do Mahomes and Kelce have any eligibility left? I got $100 for them if they do

Thankfully this should only happen this year... i'm not a win at all costs fan, and this is not good for the sport of college football... i hope this is a one a done situation, but judges are easily bought, and rulings are easily out maneuvered these days

My first vehicle was a 1996 Chevy Silverado with the Vortec 350... incredible machine, and i want it back