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The SEC evicting LSU from the league would serve as an unprecedented move that will invariably cause ripple effects across the country.
UGA president Jere Morehead sidestepped commenting on the SEC considering expelling LSU, but explained why he's a 'strong advocate' of self-governance.
An SEC court filing argues the league can remove LSU from the conference, escalating an already extraordinary showdown over player eligibility.
LSU's decision to back down gives the SEC a major victory in the first real test of the league's self-regulation authority
Late night news has lowered the temperature in the SEC. However, with questions about LSU's leadership, that doesn't mean anything is over.
LSU started the season with a 51-10 win over Clemson and did not use its former NFL players in the process. Regardless, the SEC has not been happy about how LSU has approached the potential of NFL players returning.
As the Southeastern Conference (SEC) filed a lawsuit against the LSU football program for the team attempting to put on the roster and field players who had been on NFL rosters, a recent meeting took place that might’ve had some relevant information.
LSU President Wade Rousse wrote a letter to the SEC saying the football team is complying with rules and there's no need to vote on expulsion.