Tigerpaul1969

30 for 30: SEC v. LSU, Sankey’s Vendetta

It’s funny. I was coming to post about feeling uneasy about that one, and lo and behold there were several posts about it. Especially at 11 am. I don’t like anything about that game.

Could not agree more. Run D is like the foundation of the house. No one ever looks at it, comments on it or cares about it, but if it’s faulty, everything else suffers.

Yep he died in June 2025. He was 43. Don’t know of what. His life was one of those tragic stories.

I was there. Stayed til the last second ticked off as a reminder. Being there that night made the golden era that much more sweet.

Billy Cannon, Tommy Casanova and Joe Burrow are three that must be there.

Kevin Faulk is a good number 4 because he was a 3x first team all-SEC like Casanova, but Tommy was also a 2x All-American back when we rarely had players recognized nationally.

For an LSU Mr Rushmore, it has to be for what they did while at LSU. Joe’s 2019 season is enough for him to get in.

It’s definitely louder than Royal Stadium.

You scared the shite out of me with that headline, bro.

They are the ones who are completely ignoring a valid state court order and continuing to take actions meant to keep the athletes that sued the SEC from competing in the SEC. Whether or not those actions were taken against LSU or anyone else, it is clear that their actions are primarily intnded to do the thing they are enjoined from doing.

The SEC is the only entity that has acted lawlessly to date.

Because the SEC is an “Alabama unincorporated association”, Louisiana courts absolutely have jurisdiction over its actions since one of its member institutions is located in Louisiana and has its primary place of business there. Because it is unincorporated, it is located in every state in which a member institution operates.

Boomers gonna boomer!

Given the ruling this evening, LSU should sue the SEC asking for (1) a declaratory judgment regarding the SEC’s new rule by imposing an exception for the athletes subject to the injunction issued tonight and (2) its own injunctive relief to prevent the SEC from retaliating against it for following a valid court order. They should also answer the SEC’s dumb suit by asking the court to dismiss it for lack of jurisdiction and for failure to state a valid claim.