Judge rules the pros can play, and the SEC immediately sued LSU. I am starting to think if LSU actually plays those players in defiance of the SEC... the SEC might actually boot them.
I'd be surprised if Clemson even plays the game if those pros are on the roster.
Hopefully Clemson won’t play the game and we get something done making it against the rules to have NFL players coming back to college. Football is under attack from the little Johnie’s and it ain’t fair mommies and daddies. The government needs to step up and get something done but a handful of these fools believe men should be able to play in women’s sports so we might just be screwed. When common sense is gone it probably has a bad bad ending.
Crazy thing is that IT IS against the rules. The SEC's lawsuit is a 1st amendment lawsuit stating that LSU is not allowing the SEC to enforce their own rules.Hopefully Clemson won’t play the game and we get something done making it against the rules to have NFL players coming back to college. Football is under attack from the little Johnie’s and it ain’t fair mommies and daddies. The government needs to step up and get something done but a handful of these fools believe men should be able to play in women’s sports so we might just be screwed. When common sense is gone it probably has a bad bad ending.
Roam, you may have missed where we were talking about not playing Ohio State. Didn’t you say a few years ago that we could’ve kept Ohio State and Michigan on our schedule if we wanted too but we chose to let the big 10 do our schedule? My bad if it wasn’t you but I heard it from someone on here I thought 😂
No, I never said that. The Big Ten has always set our conference schedule and I don't think any schools can choose to do their own.Roam, you may have missed where we were talking about not playing Ohio State. Didn’t you say a few years ago that we could’ve kept Ohio State and Michigan on our schedule if we wanted too but we chose to let the big 10 do our schedule? My bad if it wasn’t you but I heard it from someone on here I thought 😂
blah, blah, blah: Each team will play its protected rivals every single season, on a rotating home-and-away basis, as before. The rest of the schedule will be filled out by the Big Ten, with competitive balance and travel in mind, theoretically.
Protected rivals
Here are the official protected rivals for every team in the Big Ten, as announced Thursday evening:
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Illinois: Purdue, Northwestern
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Indiana: Purdue
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Iowa: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska
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Maryland: Rutgers
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Michigan: Ohio State, Michigan State
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Michigan State: Michigan
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Minnesota: Wisconsin, Iowa
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Nebraska: Iowa
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Northwestern: Illinois
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Ohio State: Michigan
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Penn State: NONE
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Purdue: Indiana, Illinois
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Rutgers: Maryland
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UCLA: USC
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USC: UCLA
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Wisconsin: Minnesota, Iowa
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@been-there-ii maybe that’s what I heard brother so I was wrong lol it’s an advantage to play Ohio St or Michigan every year for recruiting but we can pay players now so there’s that lol
I'm still mad they didn't make a rivalry trophy when Maryland joined. Litterally a crownstone from the Mason-Dixon line could have been the trophy. Made perfect sense