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Thou shalt not kill. /thread.


It doesn’t change the sentiment of this thread but that’s not the commandment
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There going to need to send out a Weed SWAT team to campus Saturday.


You could profile tailgates and people and have a 98% success rate on curbing this
Yeah KAj is a classic 53>cut>prac squad>elevation

He will be on the field week 1
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what i'm saying is you're forcing people (rhe SEC) doing their own thing with all willing partners to do something they don't want to do


The government restricts companies/organization from “doing what they want to do” all the time
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i wish i went to law school so i could figure out wtf is going on, but from a layman's view, you can't force other parties into action they don't consent to. i guess this is age discrimination or something???


You don’t need to go to law school. You need to erase what you know about college sports from your brain and ask yourself this question

“What’s the most money Diego Pavia can make for his most valuable skill”

The answer is college quarterback. It didn’t use to be the answer but now it is.

Legally an industry can’t say he can’t make that money.
A lot of you are still in denial about what is happening.

You can’t have a league that

1) pays people for a skill
2) is the most lucrative place for them to be paid for that skill
3) has a market that wishes to pay them
4) sets arbitrary limitations on people’s ability to access that potential compensation


That’s the literal crux of all of this. It’s not NFL vs CFB. It’s not lane kiffin. It’s not 5 years to play 5. That’s all just shadows of the same item. NCAA became pro sports in the eyes of the law the minute players got paid. They won’t be able to tell people “you can maximize your earnings but only for 5 years. Even if someone wants to continue to pay you”

As long as players get paid, a court will eventually, and rightfully, rule eligibility rules are not permissible.

Yes, it’s terrible for college athletics. But the courts interest isn’t to do what’s best for college athletics.

re: Zavion Thomas

Posted by Hester Carries on 8/30/26 at 8:59 am to
Yes he did well. He was largely responsible for why he was left open. He was still left open.

But my point stands. The point of this thread is to say we should have drafted Zavion Thomas instead of Lance AND Brown because he ran a good route?

re: Zavion Thomas

Posted by Hester Carries on 8/29/26 at 10:10 pm to
I’m rooting for the kid. But he went in the 3rd round and got left open for 97 yards.

Brown literally scored a TD yesterday. And we drafted him 4 rounds later

Bizarre unnecessary negative framing for this thread
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You guys are bad boys on motorcycles with daddy money ready to sue if someone you rage bait wants to fight


So we aren’t bad boys?

re: Just outbid them.

Posted by Hester Carries on 8/29/26 at 6:29 pm to
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It’s neither. It’s just a realization that if this is where it goes…LSU still loses.


Bargaining then

re: Just outbid them.

Posted by Hester Carries on 8/29/26 at 6:27 pm to
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It’s not rocket science.


Good progress.

Trying to determine if this is the bargaining stage or the acceptance stage.
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My point is you guys are the bad boys of the SEC. The villains. The ones every one wishes they were. Embrace it. I bet you boys stay up late and ride motorcycles.


Wait are we bad boys on motorcycles or rich kids getting our daddies to sue?

You’re all over the place.
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Right . If the SEC is smart, they'll issue a statement saying they are allowing ALL of the 2022 class to be eligible regarding the 5-for-5 rule, barring they are not on a NFL regular-season roster or practice squad. And issue the statement today or tomorrow BEFORE those rosters are finalized.


What people don’t understand is that will ultimately get struck down too.

As long as a college football player can make money for his talents, the law won’t allow artificial limits on his ability to do so. If the only way Diego Pavia can make a million dollars to play QB is in college, the courts will say “you can’t tell him he’s not allowed to just because”

Eligibility does not work in a world where college athletes are professionals. It was never going to and people have to understand that objectively.

And I did? By pointing out that you responded multiple times to a poster but avoided what he was saying? Interesting haha
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I knew you were super sensitive


In what world are you not the sensitive one here? Lol.
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Did you serve? You don’t seem to have the ethics to be ex-military. And yes, I am a veteran.


So you love your country but will turn on an entire geographical region of your countrymen and call them “shite-stains” because you are in your feels about college football? A sport you are historically irrelevant in?

These are the ethics you are talking about?
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Chambliss didn’t sign a pro contract.


Chambliss isn’t being paid to play football?
Interesting how you are repeatedly avoiding the fact that you created an alter to bitch
No LSU fan thinks we are getting “pros” or that these players are major needle movers to our success levels.

The incredibly transparent proactive narrative setting is cute though.
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Backwards, hillbillies


An SEC fanbase throwing this around is hilarious.

Especially one known for being creepy homo goobers. I’ll take hillbilly every time