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I’m just being a crybabyUSF joining too?
I’m just being a crybabyUSF joining too?
Not going to lie, this ****es me off if true, even if at the end of the day it doesn't matter- but being fair who knows that it isn't signaling something.
Not going to lie, this ****es me off if true, even if at the end of the day it doesn't matter- but being fair who knows that it isn't signaling something.
Not going to lie, this ****es me off if true, even if at the end of the day it doesn't matter- but being fair who knows that it isn't signaling something.
Why wouldn't they approve? The sooner this gets over the better.
That said, "At least" seems pretty clickbaitish. And does SMU even have the ability to vote?
Two things.
First, old news (above tweet) but still relevant news.
Second, we’re not staying static here. We have and currently are exploring our exit-options. Also, being in favor of holding a meeting (which needed to be held) is different from supporting an amended suit. Seems pretty clear to me that we supported holding a meeting about the suit in January, not that we would approve the amended suit or anything like that. Hence the below screenshot of the article, with the preceding paragraph that isn’t shown in the original tweet from Tampa Bay Times.
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It’s clickbait. The article itself doesn’t say anything about us approving the amended suit. Just that us and those other schools wanted a January meeting about it. That’s it.Yikes, I really don't see how this could not be considered relevant. If it’s confirmed obv.
doubt that tbh - could equally mean voted in favor of having a meeting to hear what they should have been told prior to initial filing, not necessarily voting to sue FSU. a second reading could be voting in favor of the amendment for other reasons related to bylawsWe really are B-12 bound , better start getting hyped for those USF games
doubt that tbh - could equally mean voted in favor of having a meeting to hear what they should have been told prior to initial filing, not necessarily voting to sue FSU. a second reading could be voting in favor of the amendment for other reasons related to bylaws
He is primary ACC writer for ESPN. He’s pretty good for other things. Not sure how plugged in he is on this.Who is this guy?