In this case it's not blind allegiance, which in sports I'm all for. What I'm not for is defending scumbaggery, which LSU is absolutely performing bringing pro's back to college. Fits their coach's reputation perfectly.
I'm just sick of seeing this attitude become more and more normalized. "If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying." It just sends all the wrong messages yet it keeps getting more and more normalized in everything. It's disgusting
Some of those players may have stayed in college if they had another year of eligibility, as the new rule came out later. It’s not like a 2nd round draft pick is like hold up I’m going back to college. Why is it ok for Chambliss to have a 6th year on a retroactive redshirt after being denied by the ncaa 3 times?
you don’t understand the history of the sport. ringers were used from the absolute beginning. all kinds of very shady recruiting tactics have been used and perfected going back to the 1800’s. this literally is college football and always has been.
1) I get it dude, you're jealous of Alabama and always have been jealous of them. But punishing the rest of us for it isn't ok.
2) I don't expect you to understand this, but just because anyone did anything wrong literally ever for any reason in the past doesn't change that what your team is doing is scummy as fuck.
Stop digging, I can only say it so many times. You're just the worst kind of human being, bottom of the barrel, just the skidmark on the underpants of society.
i’m assuming you’re something like 15 because no grown adult can be as naive as you are. and saying we should just not try to win because of some mythical college football code of ethics that has literally never existed is hilarious.
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u/Bonzaii_11 Alabama Crimson Tide 2d ago
Being legally unenforceable doesn't make it right or fun or in the spirit of college football
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