SEC Open Thread

[Dizzyphil]

 

[thekid33]

Southern judges f'in around these days is a good argument that reconstruction of the southern states after the civil war was a mistake

It certainly wasn't fully completed

 

[Notre Dame Joe]

"An injury lawyer 'licking is his lips' right now when a former 'NFL' player hits a 'College' kid and he gets injured". - My neighbor who is a finance attorney brought that up last night while we were watching the GT/CO fiasco. He said signed or not, he has been 'Professionally' trained against an 'Amateur' athelete and it could stand a precedence in a court.

I would love a court to rule the distinction is meaningless in college football.
Adults over 28 are paid $$ to do a job, they are not amateurs.

 

[Pete]

"An injury lawyer 'licking is his lips' right now when a former 'NFL' player hits a 'College' kid and he gets injured". - My neighbor who is a finance attorney brought that up last night while we were watching the GT/CO fiasco. He said signed or not, he has been 'Professionally' trained against an 'Amateur' athelete and it could stand a precedence in a court.

 

[slick7410]

LSU should agree under the condition that all players under court “permission” can’t play.

Chambliss sure as shit doesn’t belong in college this year either.

 

[Dizzyphil]