of the 44 total plaintiffs, the Judge has agreed that only 7 of them (ones with SEC ties) need to be involved in this particular case and will separate the hearings.

of those 7, two are trying to play for LSU this year.

2 of 44.
but yeah, LSU is the big bad wolf in this whole situation.

because they have a guy they recruited who did sign a standard rookie contract. with a $0 signing bonus and $0 guaranteed salary. never participated in any practices (recovering from an injury), was cut prior to preseason, and has made a grand total of $0 in his entire NFL “career”.

Thump said:

Is that bad?

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like the scene from White Men Cant Jump

"im going to my car, get my other gun, shoot everybdoys @ss"

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Is that bad?

Asked sankey about 91 basketball overseas pros who are allowed to play in ncaa.

Sankey said they played overseas for clubs and other things that may not specifically be professional leagues.

Sankey also said he does not know the definition of pro for those players

Nutriaitch said:

just breaking that the SEC has filed a lawsuit directly against LSU and Lane Kiffen for
"Defendants waged a deliberate and coordinated campaign to recruit professional athletes to play football for LSU during the 2026-27 season."



this is going to get really interesting really fast now.

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No distractions there. Don't you guys play a game Saturday ?

heisman said:

That’s the exact team I remember.

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Their semi annual eruption.

just breaking that the SEC has filed a lawsuit directly against LSU and Lane Kiffen for
"Defendants waged a deliberate and coordinated campaign to recruit professional athletes to play football for LSU during the 2026-27 season."



this is going to get really interesting really fast now.

court case is today and has started.

can’t swear to accuracy of the leaks, so keep that in mind.

the SEC is arguing to remove the players not affiliated with any SEC schools from this hearing.

i’m not a lawyer, so not sure how that works.
these players were all part of a class action that the SEC got involved with after the fact.

Ian Moore Earned Ohio State's Starting Left Tackle Spot By Doing "His Job At A High Level"​

By Lyle Alenstein on September 3, 2026 at 10:10 am

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In the spring, Luke Montgomery didn't mince words, saying how he and Ohio State believe Ian Moore would be a first-round pick by the time his name is entered in the NFL draft.
It was high praise for Moore, who appeared in all 14 games in 2025 as a sophomore, including one start against Purdue at right tackle in place of an injured Phillip Daniels, and admirably slotted in for an injured Austin Sierveld at left tackle in the second half of the Cotton Bowl.
"He's a dude. The God-gifted talent he's got, very explosive, good length of arms, and uses his hands really well, and super fast feet, and super explosive," Montgomery said in March. "Sky's the limit for him. We all think he's going to be a first-rounder by the time he's done here. And like I said, as a young guy like him to step in, it clicks when it clicks. It's kind of like my scenario. Sometimes, it doesn't go your way. You don't really understand why, but it clicks when it clicks, and I think it started clicking with him in the playoffs."
Since that comment, Moore has earned the starting left tackle job. Five months after saying Moore would be a first-round pick, Montgomery once again made pro-level references to Moore.

Jaxbuck said:

You guys want a laugh....look at what my slappys are doing this week now that it matters fuck all.

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There have been stretches where they didn't hit 12 HR or 30 RBI combined over multiple weeks.

Rafael Devers has decided to get off his fat, sloth-like worthless ass and pad his stats now that his real team and my fantasy team season's are fucked.

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That’s the exact team I remember.