As the SEC moves to potentially expel LSU from the conference, several Louisiana politicians are apoplectic. In the latest move in LSU’s headline-grabbing battle to allow Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris to play for LSU this season ,

The SEC is set to meet Thursday to consider LSU’s future in the conference amid a legal fight over former NFL players returning to college football.

THE SEC is gearing up to take drastic measures against LSU in its fight against pro players returning to college. The conference filed an amended complaint against the school in a move to

Here's a look at the updated US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 poll for Week 2 of the college football season:

SEC leaders were set to meet Thursday to discuss the possibility of kicking LSU out of the league over Lane Kiffin's effort to add Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris.

Tensions between the SEC and LSU -- particularly Lane Kiffin and the football program -- continue to rise as the conference launches another courtroom battle. On Thursday, in the midst of the Louisiana eligibility hearing,

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey sends strong message to NFL players attempting to return to the college football game.

Someone has to be in the last spot. Between a slow-starting — and abbreviated by weather — win over an FCS team, and five-star freshman Jared Curtis’ not winning the starting job right away, the vibes are unsure about Vanderbilt. Not down on them. Just unsure.

The SEC will forbid NFL, NBA and WNBA players from competing for any of the league's schools, the conference announced on Tuesday.

LSU has not even played its first game under Lane Kiffin, and the Tigers have already reached the stage where their own conference is suing them. The SEC filed a federal lawsuit Thursday seeking to stop LSU from using former NFL players,

There has been enough recent movement in the talks to increase the chances that the super-sized CFP could be implemented next season.