@Genetics56 Here in Texas, Jared Patterson’s social media censorship bill, which clearly violates the 1st Amendment was kept off the senate calendar after teenagers testified and didn’t even get a vote in the state senate after passing the house with overwhelming support.
@Genetics56 Actually there have been many bills that had just as much percent support and even more in one legislative chamber at different levels only for the bill to either not make it through the other legislative chamber or not get a vote. I’ve seen this happen here in Texas.
@Zigmanfreud This is obvious when you look over the facts of these case. Regardless of who the judge is it’s still the correct ruling. I’m not even an Ole Miss fan and I’m saying this. This plus other eligibility cases shows that the NCAA should not get any kind of anti-trust protection.
@Zigmanfreud Trinidad Chambliss did not steal a year of eligibility. The NCAA tried to steal a year of eligibility from him by violating their own rules. He had a very legitimate case for a medical redshirt which was even talked about on TV during the 2022 D2 Championship game.
@LoCoVANole@achristovichh There could be a way in to the SEC for them look at how UT was able to join the SEC despite Texas A&M being in the conference.
@peachgobbler@achristovichh The ACC is like the clingy girlfriend who’s desperately trying to prevent the guy from leaving the relationship when he clearly wants out.
@FFT1776 Wrong! They have an obligation to represent states interests. President Trump has done a lot of good for the county but nobody is infallible. This federal overreaching bill violates conservative principles. The politicians work for us not the other way around.