TV Lies by Omission,

 Thomas Willams

TV Lies by Omission, knowing the Louisiana Judge told the SEC they cannot punish LSU for the Court ordering 5th-year players in question back into college football. The SEC will break that court order if the SEC does what they threatened LSU with; The SEC will get into a ton of trouble for breaking that court order.

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“The SEC faces direct legal jeopardy if it violates the preliminary injunction issued on September 3, 2026, by Judge William Jorden of the East Baton Rouge 19th District Court.” Under this ruling, the SEC and NCAA are strictly prohibited from punishing LSU or any other university for putting the specified fifth-year athletes on the field.”
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https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49807088/judge-grants-injunction-pro-players-seeking-lsu-return

Judge grants injunction to pro players seeking LSU return

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BATON ROUGE, La. -- Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris are cleared to return to college football after brief stints in the NFL, according to a judge's orders issued Thursday evening, setting up a dramatic showdown between the SEC and LSU leading into its season-opening game this weekend. Read more.

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Fight back LSU

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Don't back down lsu, fight fight, fight.

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Could The SEC Actually Kick LSU Out Of The Conference?

Thomas Williams

The SEC, representing the rest of the Southeastern Conference universities, actually wants to hurt LSU in the worst way if LSU doesn't do what the SEC tells it to. There's a question about the fifth-year eligibility of the college players who went and tried out for a paying job with the pros in this fifth year. Some of those players weren't accepted by the pro teams. And the players in question want to come back and make more money in their fifth year playing for the college again. A Court of Law said, yes, you still are eligible. The SEC declares they do not recruit NFL players, and whoever does that in this case, LSU, will be severely reprimanded and, in fact, tossed out of the conference, suing LSU's administration, everyone involved with the LSU athletic department, and head coach Lane Kiffin.

So now, if you support LSU and the governor of Louisiana, you have a bad taste in your mouth with this new relationship with the SEC and the rest of the SEC universities, knowing this. A lot of harm has been done between LSU and the Southeastern Conference universities. Actually, the people in Louisiana don't like the SEC anymore. Louisiana people think the SEC universities who want to hurt LSU are a bunch of chicken s***, sons of a b******. This is a matter of self-defense between LSU and the Southeastern Conference university supporters.

This is war, so now defend yourself! We went from a lighthearted college football experience playing football to a seriously insulting reaction, being accused of being evil people by the Southeastern Conference membership, and are now asking them. Who in the hell do you think you are, Southeastern Conference, God! Stopping the eligible football players LSU legally recruited from making more money? Frankly, SEC, we demand your apology for telling the world. We are evil people running Louisiana State University illegally. We don't wanna be in your ugly conference membership anymore. In fact, we want out of your conference. We don't want anything to do with you anymore. We think you are wretched people who wanna hurt us; go away. Stay away from us; we want restitution for what you tried to do to us. Now we're gonna fight you in court; we're gonna fight you everywhere. We're gonna fight you all over the place, from now on. As far as we're concerned, you respect us here in Louisiana, or else. 

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AI Overview

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7562896/2026/09/03/sec-lsu-lane-kiffin-lawsuit-suing/

"The high-stakes legal war between LSU, head coach Lane Kiffin, and the Southeastern Conference has completely upended college football just hours before the season opener against Clemson. [1, 2]

The battle lines are drawn over the fundamental question of whether former NFL rookies should be allowed to return to the college ranks under expanded eligibility rules. [1]"

Lane Kiffin Radio Show

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIjoW4UNW8s

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Judge grants eligibility to the college football player in question.

https://www.youtube.com/live/R_igKqA3P6A

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College Football on ESPN

Quote Saban: "We obviously need some guardrails in college athletics. ... We have all kinds of issues that need to be addressed."

Nick Saban joined the Pat McAfee Show to speak on the state of college sports image.png

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Thomas Williams

Fight the SEC back, LSU. Nick Saban is a conference supporter and not in the best interest of the best college football players getting paid after, long last, being fairly treated while playing college football. Tell the SEC's arbitrary conference rules to jump in the river. What amateur moral threshold? These college football players are professional football players, paid millions. Nick Saban is wrong. Fight back for the players' best interests, LSU. You are obeying the court rulings.

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The facts in history are the way we can best understand our progress over the years.

The American people must slow down, study the facts, and understand the truth of their real-time situation.

Victor David Hanson's post says it all.

Oh, all the facts he is talking about are very much true.

Europe started playing the United States ' generosity for their socialist survival after World War II; America bailed them out and helped them get on their feet. They kept it up, taking all the money they could from America. I don't know what the leaders in America thought giving Europe money after they were ok was good politics, deceiving the American people about that fact, but that's what they did until recently, electing the disruptor President Trump. They have maintained a socialist way of life by not spending their money on military defense because America was their deterrent, and they don't really care about America's welfare at all.

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This virtue signaling has become a hypocritical joke,

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SEC schools are considering expelling LSU from the conference?!

Ross Dellenger reports that, yes, members of the league are thinking about it because of LSU’s decisions to roster former pro athletes

This sounds like a disaster.

#LSUfootball

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Thomas Williams -This virtue signaling has become a hypocritical joke, and it makes me want to step back from the SEC because their public behavior is embarrassing. I don't want to be with phoney people.

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Good evening and welcome to LSU Tiger Stadium

 Thomas Williams, LSU Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at the bend of the Mississippi River, around the magnolias and beautiful shaded flowers of the same color with the aroma of the ever-present honeysuckle. Trapping the image of beauty around the beast of a hardcore population of differen nationals from north, south, east, and west, Louisianians and country, who will do just about anything to win the college football game under the lights in Tiger Stadium, and because of that, you wouldn't believe what happens on that football field and in the stadium fans forgetting what they are doing in public.

That place has an aftereffect that doesn't leave you quickly; it remains buzzing through your system.

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Agree or disagree with Lane Kiffin's stance to recruit ex-NFL players?
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Lane Kiffin, Quote: “A group of players was granted a 5th year of eligibility from around the country in multiple sports.
And through them, winning an injunction and entering the portal, they are available to recruit.
And at the end of the day, because of these rulings, they either are going to play for you or against you, so we decided to recruit them also.”

https://www.youtube.com/live/VEkdimltW_k

SEC Policy Changes and LSU Updates

https://tinkertowntiger.blogspot.com/#google_vignette

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17th-century poet John Keath, said. "A Thing of beauty is a joy forever," and he wasn't whistling Dixie.

 

Walmart Rose” 

Sharon Williams

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My “Walmart Rose” is making another appearance.  I know she may have mysterious antecedents and still refuses to admit where she came from, but those watercolor edges make me think she has some aristocratic aspirations.  

What do you think?

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Jill Bozeman Mercado

Magnificent - you are motivating me to go work in my yard. Plus, my roses need to be cut back and fertilized.

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Sharon Williams

Jill Bozeman Mercado Wait, I thought you had a deer to cut back your roses ?

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Jill Bozeman Mercado

Sharon Williams hahaha. - they definitely do, but it makes a few branches kinda leggy. I was able to salvage two roses for my kitchen island.

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Sharon Williams

Jill Bozeman Mercado I'm glad they left two blooms for you!

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Sandra Titard

Beautiful!

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Sharon Williams

Sandra Titard Thank you

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Sharon Williams

Cathy Munoz Thank you, Cathy Munoz

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Thomas Williams

I am with you; this rose is special, with the natural shades of the same color adding to the “Walmart Rose” attraction, which is, in a word, Beautiful.

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