Tres Comas Posted August 29 Posted August 29 I want to see it tried. One to see who's willing to risk it and two to see if Sankey and the league will act. Nut cutting time. Quote
mmdaytontexas Posted August 29 Posted August 29 5 hours ago, .45s said: That judgment seems to say that they can't punish anyone (schools, coaches, etc.) for bringing in those players. State courts don't have the power to tell the SEC what it can and can't do with its league. The SEC might not be able to block the players in that State, but it can block and punish LSU if it remains in the league. Like the B12 teams that refused to play Tech, every SEC team should do the same with LSUe, and the SEC could count the forfeited game as a non-game. To balance it out, they could drop a game from each SEC schedule if the CFP committee granted them an exemption based on the unusual circumstances. 1 Quote
.45s Posted August 29 Posted August 29 1 hour ago, mmdaytontexas said: State courts don't have the power to tell the SEC what it can and can't do with its league. The SEC might not be able to block the players in that State, but it can block and punish LSU if it remains in the league. Like the B12 teams that refused to play Tech, every SEC team should do the same with LSUe, and the SEC could count the forfeited game as a non-game. To balance it out, they could drop a game from each SEC schedule if the CFP committee granted them an exemption based on the unusual circumstances. True, but there are two SEC teams here and a Louisiana judge made a similar ruling. Three teams of the SEC are definitely included now in those rulings. I think the SEC and the NCAA need to appeal those quickly and try to get into federal court. Quote
Ryan Clement Posted August 30 Posted August 30 4 hours ago, Hank South said: For the time being with the hopes they can then go after teams that do it once they (the SEC) wins in court. Won't that possibly take a long time maybe even after the season? Quote
Moderators Hank South Posted August 30 Author Moderators Posted August 30 3 minutes ago, Ryan Clement said: Won't that possibly take a long time maybe even after the season? Guess it could. Either way a risk. 1 Quote
Roy Hinojosa Posted August 30 Posted August 30 They should prohibit NIL for any player seeking a 5th year. 1 Quote
AusMOJO Posted August 30 Posted August 30 I knew Sankey would have no backbone. Tell them to kick rocks, what right do they have to stick their nose into something that doesn't concern them? I bet he won't even follow through with the punishments either. SEC presidents need to vote to get rid of him and get someone better. 3 Quote
mmdaytontexas Posted August 30 Posted August 30 2 hours ago, .45s said: True, but there are two SEC teams here and a Louisiana judge made a similar ruling. Three teams of the SEC are definitely included now in those rulings. I think the SEC and the NCAA need to appeal those quickly and try to get into federal court. I don't think either Texas or A&M are participating in this nonsense. LSUe is the only bad actor right now, so what a judge does in Texas means nothing to the SEC. Quote
Sirhornsalot Posted August 30 Posted August 30 The conference has a rule that you cannot transfer to another conference school. The judge did not address that. League stays in compliance and still gets to enfore their rules. Quote
DanielOnorato Posted August 30 Posted August 30 14 hours ago, Joe Zura said: Beyond soft by Sankey Facts Joe Z Quote
DanielOnorato Posted August 30 Posted August 30 14 hours ago, Hank South said: As soon as I thought they were tying the bow on the season and they do this. Lane Kiffin and Will Wade are really doing a disservice to collegiate athletics. I hope Texas continues to stay clean but it's very disappointing and upsetting seeing how they cater for more money constantly. LSU basketball will be the most corrupt team in NCAA history all sports. Quote
Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted August 30 Moderators Posted August 30 10 hours ago, AusMOJO said: I knew Sankey would have no backbone. Tell them to kick rocks, what right do they have to stick their nose into something that doesn't concern them? I bet he won't even follow through with the punishments either. SEC presidents need to vote to get rid of him and get someone better. I'm not so sure about that. It will be interesting to see it play out Quote
Lock n Horns Posted August 30 Posted August 30 Just gonna strengthen their resolve to secede when then get the opportunity IMO Quote
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