Yeah. Rules are the same wether you’re 6-6 or 12-0
Sure they were.
But come on, man. At this point, if we stand no chance of ruining the chances (we're knocked out of the SBC Champ game), we should want to see one from our conference in a NY6.
Hell, especially instead of Tulane considering in-state pickings of recruits after LSU grabs who they want.
The Sunbelt will participate by not letting JM play in the Sunbelt championship, all because they don't want to have a conference Champion who is staying home, denied eligibility.
Doesn't look good on the SBC. So what.
There was no conference championship game at the time but the SBC did the same thing to ULM in 2005 when they didn't even consider ULM on paper and eliminated them from championship consideration all because they didn't want a team with a losing record, to possibly be the SBC bowl representative when they couldn't go.
So they eliminated ULM and what it did was, it made Arkansas State have the tiebreaker over Louisiana in a two-way tie. Whereas with the real three-way tie that existed in 2005 Louisiana would have been the champion.
But by freaking out, the Sun Belt denied ULM, and thus denied Louisiana its rightful regular season championship.
Imagine if Kennesaw has our own players who transfer there and don't have to sit out because they are fcs, playing against us once the move up. That is why the rule exists. It is a good rule, but it does seem like it is not applied evenly to all sports. Maybe one could argue it "WAS" a good rule. Maybe it should change but not in middle of one team's two year cycle.
If tulane wins two straight NY6 games, I bet their fans would be much more upset about traveling to a team that plays on road vs FCS, then we are about playing on road at FCS
Virginia AG taking on the NCAA, or threatening to.
I like his anti-trust angle, but based on straight up rules, the Dukes knew the deal going in.
https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...dison-football
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