TheSingletron Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 26 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said: Key SEC transfers that are 50-50 at best to be eligible: Mark Mitchell Missouri to Kentucky Donovan Dent UCLA to LSU Skyy Clark UCLA to LSU BJ Edwards SMU to Oklahoma Duke Brennan Villanova to Oklahoma Jalen Washington Vanderbilt to Tennessee On Texas' schedule: Seth Trimble North Carolina to Louisville Keyshawn Hall Auburn to St. John's (exhibition game) Big 12 teams likely to be in NCAA Tournament: Darrion Williams NC State to Texas Tech Jaxon Kohler Michigan State to BYU RJ Godfrey Clemson to Arizona Chendall Weaver Texas to Houston Likely NCAA Tournament teams: Javon Bennett Dayton to Gonzaga Cameron Fens South Dakota to North Carolina I'm from Kentucky. Trust me, BBN is coming undone about this. 1 Quote
MBHORNSFAN Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago (edited) Looks like courts are issuing TRO for the 5th year NFL players. This whole thing is hilarious. Edited 21 hours ago by MBHORNSFAN Quote
Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted 20 hours ago Author Moderators Posted 20 hours ago NCAA will just keeping battling to get the “stay” and run out the clock IMO 2 Quote
Jbro52 Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago i don’t see how a judge in Dallas thinks he can tell Sankey what he can and can’t do 3 Quote
TTown Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago This is more ridiculous by the day. If a Conference can't enforce rules then what's next. Maybe the CFP will grow a pair and exclude these teams that use these players as well. Believe I read that was being discussed. Hopefully Sankey and other Conferences get into Federal Court and stop this madness. 2 Quote
CoachBobbyFinstock Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago Good gosh does LSU have scum working for them everywhere? 1 Quote
AusMOJO Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago This is good stuff finally from the NCAA. They need to get a handle on this nonsense. Quote
mmdaytontexas Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago What document or law gives a low-level state district judge power over a national, cross-state organization like the SEC? What enforcement power does that judge really have in a TRO if that national, cross-state organization decides the players can play, but not in any State outside the state where the judge has jurisdiction? I doubt he could enforce it inside his State, let alone outside it. Quote
texballcoach Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago i'm just glad that lines of authority are clear, and everyone can agree exactly on what the rules are 1 Quote
Rocky P Posted 36 minutes ago Posted 36 minutes ago LSU has found a way to unite College Football. hopefully this gets a lot of things fixed and gets Lane kicked out. That would be icing on the cake. 1 Quote
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