Vols en route to Columbia without Cade Mays

#78
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jordan4vols said:
😂😂😂😂😂. Read the civil complaint. You’ve obviously never had or done any work in the legal field. That’s like reading the cover of a book with the title and claiming you read the whole thing.
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Does reading the back cover count? Asking for a friend.
GBO!!
 
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Tnphil said:
Maybe because their F#$%ing rule isn't what you want the F#$%ing rule to be?
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FYI.. the rule is this is a non counted year of eligibility. This is why Kennedy is pondering a 7th season!
Point being: if the year doesn’t count then why need a vote!
 
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Rooster1 said:
What does covid have to do with anything remotely related to Cade Mays situation?
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Nothing except everyone keeps their eligibility. It’s dumb not to let him play. It’s a window in a kids life he will miss. Stankey has too much power and needs to be knocked down a notch.
 
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I just don’t get it. The SEC is part of and under the umbrella of the NCAA, the NCAA cleared Cade to play. That should be the end of the story. They shouldn’t act in defiance of the ruling. SEC wouldn’t dare defy the NCAA if they told him he wasn’t cleared.
 
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Well, I sure was wrong...I thought for sure he would be cleared by today at the latest. Oh well......GBO!!!!
 
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I would have figured Commissioner Saban, Vice-Commissioner Flobee, and Director of Alabama-Georgia Marketing Sankey would have met to render a decision by now?

It's pretty pitiful they can't even be bothered to rule before the first game. Bet your bottom dollar that had Alabubba or uga been on the receiving end of the transfer, a decision would have been forthcoming. It MAY have been no, but they would have rendered the rspect of at least ruling prior to the season.

This whole mess puts things in perspective.
 
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BeardedVol said:
LOL you should probably read up on Georgia's 'premises liability law' before you try to lecture somone with your nonsensical musings.
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Do you realize that you have now stated you read a complaint as if that is the whole story and now literally posted the law stating that Kevin Mays has the right to hold the owner of the chair as negligent for failing to warn him and/or others of a possible defection in the chair? You debunked your own argument 😂. Please keep posting the comedy
 
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jordan4vols said:
Do you realize that you have now stated you read a complaint as if that is the whole story and now literally posted the law stating that Kevin Mays has the right to hold the owner of the chair as negligent for failing to warn him and/or others of a possible defection in the chair? You debunked your own argument 😂. Please keep posting the comedy
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LOL... UGA didn't own the chair, it was rented from an office supply company. He's suing UGA for 'failure to maintain his safety while using a folding chair.'

If you actually did 20 minutes of reading the case filings instead of talking out of your rectum, you'd also know that to try and establish negligence on the part of UGA, his attorney also filed suit against the supply company that UGA used to rent the folding chair for supplying UGA with a "dangerous" folding chair, and the chair manufacturer for producing a "dangerous" folding chair.

But don't let ignorance stop you at this point.
 
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CA_Vol said:
I guess his father being embroiled in a civil lawsuit doesn’t qualify as “extenuating circumstances”.
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Well remember his father and the attorney representing Cade via the NCAA case said that the civil case ( and different legal team) was not the reason for or relevant to the appeal to the NCAA transfer waiver. Who knows what was said behind closed doors but they may have hurt their case by saying that publicly.
 
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BeardedVol said:
LOL... UGA didn't own the chair, it was rented from an office supply company. He's suing UGA for 'failure to maintain his safety while using a folding chair.'

If you actually did 20 minutes of reading the case filings instead of talking out of your rectum, you'd also know that to try and establish negligence on the part of UGA, his attorney also filed suit against the supply company that UGA used to rent the folding chair for supplying UGA with a "dangerous" folding chair, and the chair manufacturer for producing a "dangerous" folding chair.

But don't let ignorance stop you at this point.
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Dude. He filed suit to preserve the injury statute for the state. They list every one as plaintiffs they possibly can to link all liability insurance carriers into it. Please stop trying to show us all how you know something you clearly don’t understand. It’s embarrassing. UGA could also be vicariously liable for not having checked chairs etc. That is why there are depositions of multiple parties to determine negligence etc. It’s always fun when you work in a certain field and people who clearly don’t work in it want to teach you about negligence law and proceedings. Reading a case filing gives you approximately .00001% of the information on a case. You will need to read the depositions and interrogatories to fully start to understand who may or may not be liable and UGA can easily be brought into this through the possible negligence of an employee of the institution. So have fun reading the complaint again and thinking that gives you any knowledge on the case.
 
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BeardedVol said:
What responsibility does the University of Georgia have to ensure that Kevin Mays is capable of properly standing up from a folding chair without injuring himself?
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This!!! Even if there was someone at fault, wouldn’t it be the manufacturer of the chair?
 
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njvols said:
By the time all's said and done, I think UGA/Kirby will regret not greenlighting Cade and Ole Miss guy. Alot of dirty laundry coming out on UGA/Kirby, which could seriously impact commit status or future commits...from what I've heard. Kirby had the opportunity, from a PR perspective to look really good, but he didn't and may suffer consequences.
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You are grasping here. Where did you hear about all of this dirty laundry? Keep wishing.
 
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