Former journalist now serving in the Alabama House of Representatives. Loving father and husband. Servant of Jesus Christ. Singer in gospel quartet 4forONE.
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National title contender?
I’ve never seen a school as desperate to be relevant. Forget the rules. Forget sportsmanship. We will write a check and buy one, if at all possible.
Don’t point fingers at schools in the past. No one has ever been this blatant in cheating.
Every single person that is tweeting “Texas Tech has ruined college sports” is going to watch all the college football games this fall, including Sorsby’s debut.
They don’t actually believe TTU has ruined anything, they are just upset a national title contender got better today.
It was an Alabama judge who first issued the temporary restraining order in his favor. But it was another Alabama judge who overruled the temporary restraining order and ended his career.
I’m an avid Alabama fan, but I never wanted to see him return for the sake of the game.
@bytracyestes I see your point. I'm sorry I missed it. I could've used one of those other examples, but Bediako (unfortunately) was the first I thought of. I'm in Iowa and away from the Alabama situation, so I can now clearly see what you were trying to emphasize. Thanks for the clarification!
Would never debate this point. That evidence has been clearly documented. But players who have actually played in the NBA are now playing or on the roster for other universities. I am still be opposed to Bediako playing. I’m nostalgic.
@bytracyestes Correct. After playing professionally. He played in the G League for THREE YEARS. 37 games as a PRO. Then played for Alabama in the NCAA. For five games.
So a Mississippi judge grants Chambliss another year because he had tonsillitis (give me a break) and then a Texas judge grants sorsbey another year for betting on his team. Hell just find a local judge and you can do WHATEVER THE HELL YOU WANT. @NCAA
Texas Tech AD Kirby Hocutt: “As we have said before, we do not believe that the circumstances of Brendan’s case warranted permanent ineligibility. As he returns to our football program, we remain committed to supporting Brendan's recovery and ensuring his compliance with the court’s order. A comprehensive support structure, including clinical care, monitoring, and compliance checks, will remain fully in place for the duration of Brendan’s time as a student at Texas Tech.”
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I will never get over the fact that these bum bammers always sing a song celebrating the state of Tennessee. buncha try-hards.
My worst day in Tennessee will always be better than your best day in Alabama.
Go Damn Vols
Trinidad is playing next year, Nick, because the NCAA was arbitrary and wrong--much less because he had ONLY played three actual seasons of college football, as the judge recognized. This wasn't the system or CFB running amok--this was the NCAA unfairly penalizing an athlete and the athlete seeking legal remedy.
And while we are at it, does anyone out there think Saban would have done anything other than sue for that final year of eligibility had Trinidad been his QB? Oh, wait, he probably wouldn't have had to because under the same exact set of circumstances, the NCAA would have likely ruled him eligible to begin with if he were at Alabama.
Growing weary of Saban's "testimony."
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One major difference between the two. All three of those years resulted in national championships for Alabama. Only one resulted in a national championship Auburn.
Nick Saban spent 17 years doing everything in his power to unlevel the playing field to build his @AlabamaFTBL dynasty. He did the most with the most, and no one's done it better. Is he the right person to call for parity in college football?
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