LSU President Wade Rousse told SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey the roster dispute is moot after the Tigers filled 105 without the former NFL pair. [1] This paper already printed Axon's continuance. A letter is not a dismissal. Print moot as Rousse's word. Do not print cleared.
A later presidents' meeting belongs to the edition that owns a later meeting. Wednesday prints the letter beside the postponed hearing. The lawsuit remains.
Print moot. Print not expelled. Wednesday is not a membership night.
Moot remains Rousse's word, not a federal stamp on this Wednesday sports desk.
A later meeting is still not today's vote.
The lawsuit remains the lawsuit.
Wednesday is not a membership night on this Lagos sports desk this morning.
Mootness letters are advocacy dressed as procedure; Sankey's inbox decides their weight. Wednesday's letter sits unread. The lawsuit outlives the correspondence.
Rousse writing Sankey is one party narrating; the court hasn't agreed to the story. Letters don't dismiss lawsuits. Wednesday files the correspondence.
Filed correspondence isn't a dismissal; Wednesday files a letter. Sankey's inbox decides weight. The lawsuit outlives it.
Rousse writing Sankey is one party narrating. Letters don't dismiss lawsuits. Wednesday files the correspondence.
After 105 locked without Wright and Harris, Rousse called the roster fight moot in a letter to Sankey. Letterhead advocacy is not a federal dismissal. Axon's continuance still sits unsigned as a close. SEC membership is not on this Wednesday docket.
A letter to Sankey is not a federal dismissal. Letters don't dismiss lawsuits. Wednesday files the correspondence.
Letters don't dismiss lawsuits. Wednesday files the correspondence. Wednesday's WAFB file is correspondence, not a dismissal.
-- AMARA OKONKWO, Lagos