September 3Sep 3 No. This Wall Street Journal article appears to be locked but it is not.https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/lane-kiffin-lsu-daequan-wright-9981f365?st=F7f714&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
September 4Sep 4 Author No. Yesterday on Thursday, a Louisiana Judge (naturally) approved two former NFL players to play for LSU and Lane Kiffin.
September 4Sep 4 Moderator No. 2 hours ago, Santa Rosa Duck said:Yesterday, Thursday, a Louisiana Judge (naturally) approved two former NFL players to play for LSU and Lane Kiffin.The SEC is challenging this ruling from a local yokel judge in Federal court. Let's see if LSU has these former Ole Miss players on the roster Saturday. If so, the SEC will fight back.
September 4Sep 4 No. When Kiffin was quoted in the WSJ as saying, "To win at the highest level you have to become the villain in someone's story," he essentially admitted he can't win without breaking the rules (i.e. cheating). Edited September 4Sep 4 by John Charles
September 5Sep 5 No. I do not understand the reasoning that caused LSU (Kiffen) to decide to face the scorn of the entire football community for a few players that really do not seem as if they move the needle all that much.
September 5Sep 5 Moderator No. Lane thrives on drama. He couldn’t stand the comfortable situation he was in at Ole Miss. It’s as if he needs to live his life being constantly on the verge of getting fired, divorced and sued.
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