Recent content by S.C. OrangeMan

So, contrary to popular belief, college football isn't dead?

How is UK a nonprofit? They are a public owned university.

It must be tough to have as little inability to discern as you do.

I don't even know what ChatGPT is, Karen.

It's not tough at all to debunk 🐂💩 like what you post. It's easy. I'm not as soft as you are.

Your inability to discern doesn't excuse that 🐂💩 reply..it doesn't excuse your appalling ignorance of the different types of research, either. As far as the same output, that's all it takes to refuse a lot of the silly things done people post that are blatantly illegal under federal law. It's...

It was sarcasm about your autocorrect fail pedantry, duh.

So you're a.prdabt about autocorrect errors? Nice to know.

That's ignorant. You have no idea how far I got in my chosen path in life. All if my dreams have come true, especially the one that college athletes would be able to get fair market value and that anachronistic people that live exploitation would lose their minds about it. You're the poster...

So, do you understand that there are different kinds and levels of research? Apparently they you're ignorant in that regard, too.

How is that going to happen? According to some VN posters, college football is dead. Oh, and GBO!

Nor even. It's more fun than ever. Following posts like this is part of it.

That's 🐂💩. I post facts from the extensive research I've done. I ask questions that I don't know the answers to. That's one of the free eason's this forum exists. Since you missed the obvious, asking questions here IS a firm of research..Duh ...since you are apparently allergic to that...

That doesn't seem to answer my question. How can ANY entity be both part of a public university and a LLC? LLC's, by definition, are private entities.

If the Kentucky LLC has a separate charter from the University, how are they going to play NCAA sanctioned sports?