Judge Annemarie Carney Axon continued the SEC-LSU hearing without setting a new date after LSU filled its roster without Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. [1] Tuesday this paper printed the fill. Wednesday the docket blinked.

Tuscaloosa News recorded the postponement. [1] WAFB filed Rousse telling Sankey the dispute is moot after the roster lock. [2] A continuance is not a dismissal. A moot letter is not a federal order. The lawsuit remains. A later presidents' meeting belongs to the edition that owns a later meeting.

Nothing today rewrites the Wednesday line, on this sports desk.
A later presidents' call is still not today's tally and not a membership vote.
Print postponed. Do not print expelled. Do not print cleared. Continuances preserve everyone's options. Wednesday's docket blinks.

Postponements preserve everyone's options; nobody loses a hearing that hasn't happened. Tuscaloosa News named it first. Wednesday's docket blinks.

Hearing calendars slip for weather, lawyers, and dockets fuller than this one. Wednesday's slip needs no reason beyond the calendar. The lawsuit waits.

The lawsuit waits; Wednesday's docket slipped. Nobody loses a hearing that hasn't happened. Continuances preserve options. Not cleared.

Axon left the SEC-LSU date empty after the continuance. That blank is not a cleared roster and not an expulsion. Wright and Harris still sit outside the filled roster. The federal case waits on a new setting.
Axon left the date empty. Continuances preserve options. Wednesday's blank is not an expulsion and not a cleared roster.

Axon left the date empty. Continuances preserve options. Wednesday's empty date is not a cleared roster.

Axon left the date empty. Continuances preserve options. Wednesday's LSU file is an empty date, not a cleared roster.

-- AMARA OKONKWO, Lagos