NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Southeastern Conference is no longer expected to vote on whether to expel LSU from the league on Thursday, a person familiar with the matter said Wednesday evening.
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SEC presidents are no longer set to discuss the expulsion of LSU, according to a college football insider. Sources told Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports that potentially expelling LSU from the conference is no longer on the agenda for Thursday’s meeting of SEC presidents. A Tuesday court filing by the SEC stated that LSU’s status as a member of the conference would be discussed on Thursday, Sept. 10. LSU’s expulsion from the conference is no longer expected to be an agenda item during Thursday’s...
By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor LSU will still be a member of the Southeastern Conference through Thursday, a source confirmed to Tiger Rag on Wednesday, as SEC commissioner Greg Sankey suffered another setback. A [...]
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The Southeastern Conference is not in favor of LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin’s willingness to add former NFL players to the team’s roster. The SEC has now taken steps toward potentially removing LSU from the conference entirely. The controversy started with Kiffin’s effort to add former Ole Miss players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris […]
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Tonight on TigerBait LIVE, Mike Scarborough and Buddy Songy break down a wild day surrounding LSU and the SEC as the scheduled federal court hearing was postponed and tensions between the two sides appear to be cooling. What does the latest development mean for LSU, the SEC and commissioner Greg Sankey — and where does this dispute go from here? Plus, Lane Kiffin has LSU rolling after a dominant 51-10 win over Clemson. We’ll talk about what stood out, why this LSU team already feels different ...
SEC presidents are no longer expected to discuss the potential expulsion of LSU, according to a new report from a college football insider.
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Home > News > College Football > SEC, LSU’s federal court hearing continued, will be scheduled at later date Ad Disclosure ✕ Ad Disclosure This article/post contains references to products or services from one or more of our advertisers or partners. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products or services. close A federal court hearing involving LSU and the SEC was scheduled for Wednesday at 1 p.m. as the SEC essentially looks for permission to enforce its rules agains...
Wade Rousse insisted that the issue of adding NFL players to college rosters is now moot.
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The SEC and LSU are in federal court against each other, but the day for the hearing has been moved to a later date.
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In the ridiculous battle between the SEC and LSU, Stephen A. Smith is siding with Lane Kiffin and his polarizing football program. The SEC filed an amended complaint against LSU and Lane Kiffin over the school’s pursuit of former NFL players, while also noting plans to vote on whether to expel the school from the…
Three things crossed my desk in one day, and by the end of it I realized they were all the same story. The College Football Playoff opened negotiations on a 24-team playoff. The MAC formally appealed to have Michigan’s win over Western Michigan erased. And the SEC scheduled a Thursday vote on whether to throw […]
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After a delayed start due to inclement weather, No. 11 LSU came out and dominated Clemson in all three phases on Saturday night in Death Valley, 51-10, behind 644 yards of total offense, a standout performance from quarterback Sam Leavitt, and a dominating effort from the defense.
Welcome to another edition of Around the SEC, where everything is made up and the points don’t matter. That’s right, the points are like the game clock at the end of the Michigan/Western Michigan game. What DOES matter, though, is the SEC’s reaction to LSU’s flippant disregard for the rules and the sport’s sanity. Having […]
Getty Images Lawsuits, clock operators, power outages and almost upsets defined a chaotic Week 1 of the college football season. What didn’t define it? Top 25 games as we only got one, albeit a thrilling one, between Ole Miss and Louisville in Nashville. With limited data and few good games on paper, there isn’t a need to make massive changes to our preseason College Football Playoff projections. Still, there were teams that impressed (Miami, LSU) and teams that disappointed (Texas Tech) in We...
By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor United State Senator John Kennedy, the former Louisiana treasurer who grew up outside Baton Rouge in Zachary, is an LSU fan. But he is also a graduate of Vanderbilt [...]
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Paul Finebaum voiced his opinion on LSU potentially getting kicked out of the SEC
As Congress weighs whether to grant the NCAA a limited antitrust exception to bring more order to the chaos of college sports, conferences have intriguingly become willing to litigate against their own members as a means of bringing order. The SEC is suing LSU—and now threatening to vote the Tigers out—over the school’s adding players […]
The ESPN commentator dared the SEC to follow through with rumors of possibly kicking LSU out of the conference.
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CBS Sports Graphic Among the shared expectations in college football for the 2026 season were that Oregon would have an experienced national championship contender, LSU might take a couple of weeks to find its footing under Lane Kiffin amidst the chaos, and the Michigan Wolverines were set for a big improvement with the arrival of Kyle Whittingham. Then the actual football happened, and all those preseason expectations were thrown out the window. Oregon could still win the national championshi...
SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsQmBNkPOToCPXQOxQmS9eg Welcome to “Chewing Clock”, SEC Unfiltered’s bi-weekly SEC football show. Chris Phillips, Cole Thompson and Demetri Ravanos lock in their predictions for week 2 of the SEC football slate and talk the top storylines heading into the weekend. Plus, the guys discuss the latest developments from the LSU vs. SEC saga, including the SEC potentially kicking the Tigahs out of the conference. Get your questions/comments in on the new S...
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