@Big66280363@Balsamic_Vinnn that’s fair and i do honestly agree. I just meant to say that Ole Miss is in trouble if they don’t fix the issues defensively
@MacroChuck@Balsamic_Vinnn i’m just saying that if Ole Miss’s defense plays against LSU how they did against Louisville then LSU WILL put up 50+. I didn’t mean to say LSU will blow out Ole Miss necessarily but Ole Miss will need to put up a stellar performance against a seemingly solid LSU defense to win
@Ronnie_Van_Zant@Balsamic_Vinnn my bad, i did just notice the fumble too. my point still stands though. ole miss definitely got some stuff to work on in terms of offense but overall, it’s not too bad for a week 1 with a new hc against a solid Louisville team
@Ronnie_Van_Zant@Balsamic_Vinnn i mean yeah the offense definitely had its bad moments too. i didn’t watch the full game tbh so i don’t know the full story. i just meant on paper they looked pretty solid offensively. i mean chambliss had 3 TDs passing, plus 1 rushing, 300+ yards passing, minus the int
@jsgideon@SEC this only applies to the 40 players involved in this case specifically. this isn’t something where any NFL player can suddenly return to college football as they please.
@braxmag2015@BamaBonds i’m an LSU fan so ofc i’m biased on this but i feel like the SEC is wayyyyy too greedy to lose out on all that money. i know it’ll hurt LSU badly but ain’t no way the SEC wants to lose all that money too 😂
@Volspiracy@geauxGoat@On3 i think i see what you mean and that part i agree with. i was just simply arguing that the SEC can’t unilaterally punish LSU because of the TRO lol. Your original argument made it sound like you said the TRO doesn’t apply or affect the SEC at all which i disagreed with.
@Volspiracy@geauxGoat@On3 not really sure what that has to do with anything. the SEC operates at all SEC schools and therefore is in states such as Louisiana which means they are under jurisdiction of the law from that judge… assuming that’s what you mean. but its an SEC matter not a school matter.
@Volspiracy@geauxGoat@On3 It actually doesn’t matter because the sec operates in Louisiana (aka LSU) and since they’re part of the lawsuit operated in the state of Louisiana (and Texas), the ruling applies to them regardless of state boundaries or jurisdictions. But nice try tho