All right, Trinidad, back for another season with Old Miss.

I think the judge is still going.

I couldn't wait any damn long.

If anybody was watching it, he was literally going.

He's been going for 50 minutes straight, reading his ruling, and he's still not technically declared it, but just based on the 50 minutes he's talked thus far, I basically bashing the NCAA saying Trinidad deserves another year. So Trinidad granted his injunction.

No surprise here.

First six year.

Shout out triple Mass.

I think all Ole Miss fans can relate to that.

Because, again, I got Trinidad as the best quarterback in the Southeastern Conference.

And, buddy, I posted the quarterback rankings the other day, the graphic.

There's about a thousand people on there saying, you idiot, don't you know Trinidad's not eligible?

This was expected.

I mean, if you actually follow this stuff like we do here. So Trinidad back for another year. Now, I've already had a Missouri fan get mad at me. So, well, what's the deal here? Well, I mean, this will just get appealed, right? No, we're done with the appeals. So the next step in this process, now that Trinidad's been granted his injunction by a Mississippi judge, the next step in the process would be a trial.

And that's basically the same thing that allowed Diego Pavia to play this year was a court case.

And obviously, Pavia played. And that has even started yet,

Pavia's trial. So in what world is Trinidad going to get a trial? And even if there's a trial going on, he could still play. It's not until a trial would be resolved that

he could not play, if that makes sense. So Trinidad, I have no doubt, unless we have the fastest

trial in the history of trials here. He's back for another year. This is huge. And this is

another reason why I was, you know, I don't tell you what to do with your money,

but Ole Miss, 16-1, I don't even know if you could get that anymore.

Jump all that now.

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