@geauxGoat The coping is so funny, he took 2 of our best defensive players and half our coaches. He’s got the best roster money can buy and still got out coached, and your team got outplayed. 3/4 of Ole Miss’s team this year weren’t even here last year. What a dumb ass, loser ass statement.
Which doesn’t matter at all, that happened after the case and injunction. That’s really all y’all got is to bitch about a kid playing his 4th year of competitive football? Last week all I heard was how Leavitt was better than Trinidad anyway and y’all’s defense was so elite that we probably wouldn’t score. Take your ass whipping like a man and get used to struggling against Ole Miss. We’re not going anywhere anytime soon.
@Ccole_19@DawgFoodDentist What a dumbass take, Trinidad would tell you that’s he’s nothing without his O Line that played amazing Saturday night. Kewan Lacey is a beast. Our defense stepped up, especially the D Line that whipped LSU’s O line up and down the field all night. You don’t know ball.
@JOBuras@OleMiss_Rebel83 Reality is you just got your ass kicked for 4 quarters and in the NIL era, Ole Miss will continue to compete. It’s extremely possible that LK never beats Ole Miss while he’s the coach at LSU. Which probably won’t be long.
That’s what you got out of that? Everyone on that team understood that the year in question would be a medical redshirt year for Trinidad. His former college and the fact that the rules are different in D2 caused the distinction to never be made but the proof was there. It was a medical redshirt year and the NCAA chose to ignore the facts and try to win a court case on the basis of “because we said so” and they failed.
An asterisk for a kid to play his 4th full year of college football 🧐. Y’all gotta get over it dude. Chambliss won the case because his case had merit and the NCAA should have granted him the medical year on their own. They didn’t wanna do it because they hate Ole Miss and wanted to assert their authority. It didn’t work out for them because they had no case and there was too much proof that Chambliss sat out a year. Even the announcers for his D2 school stated on broadcast that he was on a medical redshirt. Had a ton of problems that year and was barely able to do shit. The team doctor said it, his family doctor said it. The proof was there and the NCAA chose to ignore it. I know y’all are scared of him but at least be logical about the situation.
Laughing at what? That our roster is so good that we can’t take these guys back? Or is it that they all hate your coach so LSU has no chance at any of them? It is funny really that you swamp puppies are so infatuated with Ole Miss that you feel the need to comment on everything that happens with us. If I were you I’d worry about Clemson and not so much about Ole Miss just yet. That time will come.
@DaleABroussard@EverythingRebs If you don’t think Ole Miss was his first call then you’re dumber than you look in that profile picture. He still may come back but our roster is full. We’ll see how it shakes out.
@Johnqk4k@stantheman31@EverythingRebs What proof is needed? It’s common practice to pay a players buyout if you really want the player. You think it wasn’t brought up? Those kids knew they had buyouts, guarantee that they were told it would be handled. Pretty shitty on LSU’s part.