Rebel4Ever

Would recommend the Vols and their fans focus on the games. USM is a solid team and will be a tough out in Hattiesburg.

Better to find out now rather than later. Such a waste of talent and opportunity.

What a weird, twilight zone season. Congratulations to Calvin. Hopefully, they'll play for pride the rest of the way. That's really all that's left.

Should be an interesting basketball season for a change.

Alabama taking a transfer quarterback...not surprising. Timing of the decision...shocking. I understand why we do it, but Bama? This can go one of only two ways. Time will tell.

This is no reflection on Georgia. It's simply the result of NIL in today's college football landscape. Alma mater, fan adulation and championships are nice, BUT loyalty is paid to the highest bidder. No fan likes it, but that's where we are.

Please change your avatar. "Comical" is you pretending to be a jarhead.

If THIS is the new definition of sportsmanship, count me out. The SEC has a code of ethics for players. Wonder if the commissioner values the brand enough to enforce it. We'll see... Pretty sure LSU players violated the SEC Code of Ethics. Now let’s see if the commissioner truly values the brand or is hypocritical… 10.5 SPORTSMANSHIP 10.5.1 All institutional staff members and student-athletes of a member institution, shall conduct themselves with honesty and good sportsmanship. Their behavior shall at all times reflect the high standards of honor and dignity that characterize participation in the collegiate setting. For intercollegiate athletics to promote the character development of participants, to enhance the integrity of higher education and to promote civility in society, coaches, student-athletes and all others associated with these athletics programs and events should adhere to such fundamental values as respect, fairness, civility, honesty and responsibility. These values should be manifest not only in athletics participation but also in the broad spectrum of activities affecting the athletics program.It is the responsibility of each member institution to establish policies for sportsmanship and ethical conduct in intercollegiate athletics consistent with the educational mission and goals of the institution. Furthermore, member institutions are responsible for educating all constituencies about these policies on a continuing basis. [Adopted: 6/4/0; effective 8/1/04, Revised: 6/1/18] 10.5.2 Coaches and administrators shall refrain from public criticism of other member institutions, their staffs or players. Coaches and administrators shall also refrain from making public statements and accusations with regard to infractions concerning member institutions and their personnel. In response to questions by the media, it is appropriate to state that infractions are reported, investigated and addressed in accordance with established Conference and NCAA procedures. 10.5.3 Coaches, players and support personnel shall refrain from all public criticism of officials, which shall include making public any specific communications with the Conference office related to officiating. [Revised: 6/1/07] 10.5.4 Coaches and support personnel shall provide favorable examples in appearance, conduct, language and sportsmanship and shall refrain from personal conduct that may incite spectators. [Revised: 6/2/94]

Pretty sure LSU players violated the SEC Code of Ethics. Now let's see if the commissioner truly values the brand or is hypocritical... 10.5 SPORTSMANSHIP 10.5.1 All institutional staff members and student-athletes of a member institution, shall conduct themselves with honesty and good sportsmanship. Their behavior shall at all times reflect the high standards of honor and dignity that characterize participation in the collegiate setting. For intercollegiate athletics to promote the character development of participants, to enhance the integrity of higher education and to promote civility in society, coaches, student-athletes and all others associated with these athletics programs and events should adhere to such fundamental values as respect, fairness, civility, honesty and responsibility. These values should be manifest not only in athletics participation but also in the broad spectrum of activities affecting the athletics program.It is the responsibility of each member institution to establish policies for sportsmanship and ethical conduct in intercollegiate athletics consistent with the educational mission and goals of the institution. Furthermore, member institutions are responsible for educating all constituencies about these policies on a continuing basis. [Adopted: 6/4/0; effective 8/1/04, Revised: 6/1/18] 10.5.2 Coaches and administrators shall refrain from public criticism of other member institutions, their staffs or players. Coaches and administrators shall also refrain from making public statements and accusations with regard to infractions concerning member institutions and their personnel. In response to questions by the media, it is appropriate to state that infractions are reported, investigated and addressed in accordance with established Conference and NCAA procedures. 10.5.3 Coaches, players and support personnel shall refrain from all public criticism of officials, which shall include making public any specific communications with the Conference office related to officiating. [Revised: 6/1/07] 10.5.4 Coaches and support personnel shall provide favorable examples in appearance, conduct, language and sportsmanship and shall refrain from personal conduct that may incite spectators. [Revised: 6/2/94]

You're right, it's just a basketball game played in front of impressionable kids. EVERYTHING you do has consequences, or maybe you didn't learn that at Lejeune. Members of my family have given their lives in service for everyone's freedom. I guess to us "it just means more."

Just read her post game comments on another site. I'll double down. LSU won the game, but not because of her play. The game was won by Carson in the second quarter. There would have been no title without her and her bench mates.

So LSU wants to own the "bad girls" of basketball mantra? Be careful what you wish for. Karma can be a ....

Spoils? If you support or condone that behavior, then why did you serve in the military? And YES, I would say EXACTLY the same thing if it was an Ole Miss player or team. Honor, Integrity and Sportsmanship should be more than just words. Victory without honor is no win at all. Semper Fi.

May be champs but have no class.

A couple of years from now, few will even remember she played. Those who truly lifted the game will live on.

When you get out played AND out coached, your best response is phantom racism? I was taught you get respect WHEN you give respect. Maybe that's the lesson here.

Disrespectful? Maybe she should look in the mirror, or better yet, find out what the word truly means.

Best wishes to him. Can't blame anyone for wanting to play.

But I HOPE I'm wrong.

While I always love having player options, I don't see this ending well for the quarterback room.

In days past, we played in much worse conditions.

Want to win championships? This is how you start. It all starts and stops with linemen.

Most people who write and proclaim this nonsense NEVER played a major competitive game in their lives. It's fair to say Kentucky annually recruits as well or better than anyone else. However, it's foolish to think that ANY ten or twelve man roster can annually compete and win national championships. There's just simply too many good players, coaches and schools to do that now. With the abundance of players (nationally and internationally) parity in sports is upon us. Quite frankly, to win a championship at ANY level requires, players, coaches, resources AND a whole lot of luck.

Seeding? The tournament's not about participation trophies. To be the best, you have to play and beat the best. And the Aggies clearly weren't as good as Penn State. And before anybody feels the need to pile on - we weren't good enough to be invited to any party. Hopefully, that will change in the future.

adjudicate adjudicated - transitive verb : to make an official decision about who is right in (a dispute) Learn your words before casting opinions. It's not just a judgement by a court.

Ole Miss had NOTHING to do with the January events in question. Whatever your belief, the matter was investigated, scrutinized and adjudicated by the legal system. Their findings and subsequent charges were dismissed. However, facts seldom matter in the court of public opinion where agendas reign. Mistakes happen, and not everything you read or hear is the absolute truth. Give the man, and especially her, a little grace. His future actions will prove or disprove the validity of any allegations. Until then, we'll have to endure the clamoring of the self-righteous.

Truth is a very tough commodity these days. Did he or didn't he? Since I wasn't there, I have no idea. Was she coerced to change her story? Once again, I do not know her, and I wasn't there. It's exceptionally clear the optics are not good. But in today's "cancel" culture, every story - right or wrong - is magnified as today's truth. If he has a problem, then time will probably reveal it, and the outcome will not be favorable for either Ole Miss or him. However, if the event was exaggerated for any reason, both deserve the opportunity to live their lives. There should be no place in society for domestic violence. But that's my truth.

All worthless rhetoric. The ONLY school in the SEC that could possibly complain of difficult permanent rivals is Vanderbilt. Vandy might not agree with scheduling, but they do understand the economics of it. As for everyone else...just get over it. To quote one of the best movie lines ever..."The hard is what makes it great."

Not envious of anyone and especially not Alabama, Georgia or anyone else. You do understand optics, right? It's the public image of a business, person or institution. From racing, domestic violence and Bennett's issue, the optics are not very good for Georgia at the moment. That's just simply the facts.

Kirby thinks they don't have a culture problem on his team. I hope he doesn't mean that. I'm certain there are kids on his team that do things the right way, but the optics of this week would suggest there is an issue.