@Tennessee42312 Apparently, the transfer portal is proof and the insane amount of high school players coming out of high school visiting the LSU campus from all over the country. It seems to me everyone does.
@miketsarver@VolGov53 But they let the guy rejoin Texas Longhorns football. They allowed a basketball player professional basketball player to play five games last year with Alabama and this year they have a professional basketball player on the roster for Missouri make that make sense.
@miketsarver@VolGov53 Because all of this started during the last football season this past year when five players, one from Vanderbilt, two from Wisconsin to from Nebraska filed their lawsuit for a fifth year and was granted it in November of last year, and then hundreds of other players followed
@miketsarver@VolGov53 I just know that if Lane Kiffin was still at Ole Miss these two players and question would be on Ole Miss roster, or if he had even taken the Florida job these two players would have followed him to Florida and been able to join him at Florida. This is because it’s LSU/Lane
@Cristiano_Kiff Yes, he would have stayed put the SEC would have allowed those two players to return to Ole Miss and play for la. It’s only because Lane Kiffin came to Louisiana came to LSU if he would’ve went to Florida they would’ve allowed those two players to transfer from Ole Miss to Florid
@miketsarver@VolGov53 I understand that but per capita LSU dominates just like per capita. We have more players from Louisiana where they played college ball in Louisiana or not that are the NFL. Don’t say I’m wrong because Nick Saban said I have said it for years, but no one listened.
@BamaGoose256@Lane_Kiffin He has not done anything wrong and the SEC knows it. They’re just looking for a way to penalize LSU this year because we got the baddest fucking coach in the league. They are jealous. They Hate Ln., Kiffin but they would love him if he was at Ole Miss or if he went to Florida.
@RealJeffClark These two players will win their lawsuit against the SEC. They will end up playing another year next year as long as they are still enrolled in the SEC. It’s funny how the SEC has let other players that suit them play a fifth year somewhere henceforth Texas, Missouri, Alabama.