[Turbine]

Nuances create loopholes.

Loopholes create Justin's seven and the other players nine

[Turbine]

If this suit is successful ,"Super-Seniors" may not be a thing of the past.

[Turbine]

How long before this is challenged?

QB Samari Collier (played at Coastal) has been granted a Temp Restraining Order while his suit progresses.

Basically he can play because the suit will be irrelevant by the end of the season.

[moorecajun]

QB Samari Collier (played at Coastal) has been granted a Temp Restraining Order while his suit progresses.

Basically he can play because the suit will be irrelevant by the end of the season.

I expect that method will be used by a few others as well.

[RaginDave]

QB Samari Collier (played at Coastal) has been granted a Temp Restraining Order while his suit progresses.

Basically he can play because the suit will be irrelevant by the end of the season.

Formally on the Cajun Roster as well.

[SlickRick]

Formally on the Cajun Roster as well.

Wasn't he the one that never went to class the whole semester?

[Turbine]

I read where he started his path of transfering often while he was still in high school

[RaginDave]

Wasn't he the one that never went to class the whole semester?

Possibly, he played in the spring game, fairly well, I might add and then was not on the roster in the fall, so there is a really good chance that is the case.

[Louisiana84]

There will never be another Justin Venable.

[SlickRick]

Possibly, he played in the spring game, fairly well, I might add and then was not on the roster in the fall, so there is a really good chance that is the case.

Thinking back about this, I remember a staff member telling me he didn't attend class. I was asking about him not being on the roster and that's when I got the message. I guess going to class is voluntary these days. Crazy!

[NewsCopy]

NCAA rocked by Colorado judge's 2022 class eligibility ruling that could reshape college sports this year

"All persons in the United States who began to play in collegiate sports in the 2022–2023 season, competed in NCAA Division I sports, and completed four years of eligibility as defined by the NCAA’s prior rules by the conclusion of the 2025–2026 season, and are therefore barred from playing a fifth season due to the NCAA’s adoption and immediate implementation of the Five-Year Eligibility Rule," Judge Sweeney said in her order on Friday.

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[UL_Cajuns]

Do we have any football players that would take that 5th year and come back for this football season? I know it is late in the game, but hey who knows?

[Turbine]

Do we have any football players that would take that 5th year and come back for this football season? I know it is late in the game, but hey who knows?

I thought there were a few.

[Cajunsmike]

Yes. Collier had a terrible GPA one semester he was here.

[Turbine]

Geaux Cajuns