Coach Brian Kelly using LSU's "Best ASS-sets" with 5* Recruits

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Were they prostituted to athletes?

Uh...yeppers...

Ex-coach Kiffin's 'Orange Pride' scandal outlined in new book | wbir.com

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I am not prepared to make the leap of calling this prostitution. It was stupid for the University to be caught up in that. I think the "Orange Pride" became far too public during the Kiffen year. It made it look like we were out of bounds, because, suddenly, we were. Every major program had this type of operation, but it is meant to be out of sight.

Those girls taking their operation off-campus was probably the dumbest thing that Coaching Staff did, and their list of dumb things was long. Kiffen wanted an online presence for UT to look like a sexy choice for recruits going forward.
Kiffen was putting us on a course for destruction.

And the magic number of $40 coaches were providing makes it sound like these girls were practically paying their own way to "wine and dine" those recruits.

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The Keteyian-Benedict book describes the "hostess business," where "pretty, personable, well-trained" college women are used as bait to lure top talent.

"Even if they don't have physical relationships with high school players (and some certainly do), they are encouraged to engage in at least pseudo romantic relationships" through social media and text for months on end, says YahooSports reporter Dan Wetzel, who wrote "Death to the BCS."

-- from linked article

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I think this is a far cry from prostitution. The girls would hook up if they felt like it. That is no different than getting some drinks at a frat party and going home with someone. Plus their ages are no more than 3-4 years, probably. So no consent issues.

Promiscuous? Yes.
Prostitution? Not really.

College life can be like that. If a prospective employer sets me up with a secretary, for example, to show me around the offices and warehouses, or whatever, and we go out a few days later, and have "relations",...
It is not prostitution. It is two people doing what they want.

Even making the implication of prostitution is slanderous, since the girl's are publicly involved. Not territory you want to tread.
 
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I am not prepared to make the leap of calling this prostitution. It was stupid for the University to be caught up in that. I think the "Orange Pride" became far too public during the Kiffen year. It made it look like we were out of bounds, because, suddenly, we were. Every major program had this type of operation, but it is meant to be out of sight.

Those girls taking their operation off-campus was probably the dumbest thing that Coaching Staff did, and their list of dumb things was long. Kiffen wanted an online presence for UT to look like a sexy choice for recruits going forward.
Kiffen was putting us on a course for destruction.

And the magic number of $40 coaches were providing makes it sound like these girls were practically paying their own way to "wine and dine" those recruits.

""
The Keteyian-Benedict book describes the "hostess business," where "pretty, personable, well-trained" college women are used as bait to lure top talent.

"Even if they don't have physical relationships with high school players (and some certainly do), they are encouraged to engage in at least pseudo romantic relationships" through social media and text for months on end, says YahooSports reporter Dan Wetzel, who wrote "Death to the BCS."

-- from linked article

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I think this is a far cry from prostitution. The girls would hook up if they felt like it. That is no different than getting some drinks at a frat party and going home with someone. Plus their ages are no more than 3-4 years, probably. So no consent issues.

Promiscuous? Yes.
Prostitution? Not really.

College life can be like that. If a prospective employer sets me up with a secretary, for example, to show me around the offices and warehouses, or whatever, and we go out a few days later, and have "relations",...
It is not prostitution. It is two people doing what they want.

Even making the implication of prostitution is slanderous, since the girl's are publicly involved. Not territory you want to tread.
I was friends with a couple of girls in the hostess program in the early 2000’s. We always gave them a hard time about the perception of it, but though some of did hook up, it was never encouraged in any way shape or form. There was no financial reward or any other type of reward involved. I’m not sure what the situation was w/ Lacy E and those girls, but I know Bryce Brown really, really wanted to hang out with her for his second official.
 
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What I find sad is it seems the girl in the video is a star on TikTok and Instagram only yet 50 year old dudes in here know more about her than their neighbors. I've never heard of her before but the only social I use is Reddit so yeah
 
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I think it was Ben Franklin who advocated loving elderly women because they appreciate younger men with stamina, they feel the same when it’s dark and they don’t get pregnant.
Ole Benny was kind of a freaky dude. And I wonder what was considered “elderly” in the 18th century, 50?
 
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If I was on Tik Tok and all that, I would probably know her too.
I should feel like I'm on TikTok, because my wife has to show me multiple videos each evening that are 99% wastes of time. I don't understand why putting an annoying voice over your dog looking at the camera is entertaining.

I only heard of her yesterday.
She is apparently rather famous. It is not so weird that some members know her.

LSU had to add a security team for their gymnastics team after her fans began to show up at meets around the country.

She also has a history of setting fans straight when their comments on her Tiktok cross the line.

She's pretty tough. She missed the beginning of this gymnastics seasons with two torn labrums, a torn bicep, and a stress fracture in her leg (per wikipedia), coming back to competition in February. Gymansts have always been a tough bunch.

A gymnastic All-American in uneven bars is pretty impressive. Her story sounds like Danica Patrick's. She makes money because of her looks, and she is a talented athlete. She's been named to SEC and All-American academic honor roll multiple times.

She is a very valuable asset for LSU athletics.
 
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Some very, very young looking girl dancing with what appears to be football players or recruits.
She's a Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition model, in addition to her internet fame.

Having read about her for a couple of days, she is actually impressive. She has leveraged a successful collegiate gymnastics career into an extremely lucrative image.

All traditional age college girls look very, very young to us.
 
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Heupel doesn’t need stupid gimmicks to recruit talented players.

BK is such a cringe guy, it’s hilarious.
 
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Bumparooski.........


Looks like the other P5 coaches have countered Kelly using Livvy Dunne as bait lol.

The kids who would be influenced by this sort of thing will cut bait about Photoshop. Very odd moral code on what is permissable for these "influencers"


TikTokers react to Livvy Dunne's alleged photoshopped Instagram photos

Wow! That would--and should--be quite a scandal if true. Too many "prophets" been out there the past decade saying digital is the new reality. Nope. Kids and a mortgage are still reality, if you want to have a life.

On the other hand, as an appreciator of beauty... I do wish tattoos and piercings were a photo app instead of a fad.
 
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Wow! That would--and should--be quite a scandal if true. Too many "prophets" been out there the past decade saying digital is the new reality. Nope. Kids and a mortgage are still reality, if you want to have a life.

On the other hand, as an appreciator of beauty... I do wish tattoos and piercings were a photo app instead of a fad.
Similar feeling.
edit -- and digital is a very effective distraction from what is important.

I have a bad habit of letting things online getting under my skin. I am working on not being so foolish.
 
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I think it was Ben Franklin who advocated loving elderly women because they appreciate younger men with stamina, they feel the same when it’s dark and they don’t get pregnant.
Bwahahaha


They do NOT feel the same when it’s dark. But that is damn funny.
 
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Back in the day, when Dana Kirk was the hoops coach at Memphis, one of his recruiting gimmicks was to make sure a bunch of hot coeds were around to hang out with players on recruiting trips. Sometimes they weren't coeds. But it helped him land Keith Lee and others.
 

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