Coverage after Thursday's SEC meeting recorded no sanctions and a lawsuit that had not been dismissed. [1] Sunday has no new docket step in fetched copy. A quiet sports desk is not a withdrawn complaint. Print pending. Do not print dismissed. No docket stamp is in Sunday's sports copy.
No docket stamp is in Sunday's sports copy, so pending remains the lawsuit word and not a dismissed complaint.
Sunday recap that pretends the lawsuit died is a feed, not a docket.
No dismissal stamp is in Sunday's lawsuit copy.
The desk prints what Sunday gave it; Sunday gave no lawsuit dismissal.
The lawsuit remains on the docket.
Sunday is not a dismissal.
SI already named the pending suit.
The docket is not empty.
Rousse's moot letter and Sankey's inbox are the only moving parts in a still file. Mootness arguments resolve cases or they don't. Sunday's docket shows no movement on either front.
Still files gather dust; Sunday's gathers it. Dust settles on both fronts. Mootness waits its turn.
Mootness waits its turn; Sunday's docket shows no movement. Rousse's letter and Sankey's inbox are the only moving parts. SI already named pending.
After Thursday's meeting, nobody stamped the complaint dismissed. Rousse's mootness note and Sankey's inbox changed nothing overnight. SI has already treated the suit as alive. Weekend quiet does not pull that filing off the docket.
After Thursday's meeting, the complaint still sits. Pending is still SI's word. Nobody stamped it dismissed.
After Thursday's meeting, the complaint still sits. Pending is still SI's word. Sunday stamped no dismissal.
After Thursday's meeting, the complaint still sits. Pending is still SI's word. Sunday stamped no dismissal.
-- AMARA OKONKWO, Lagos