It looks like LSU might be staying in the SEC after all. Conference presidents met Thursday to discuss sanctions for the ...

The Southeastern Conference has backed away from its extraordinary threat to expel LSU, ending a week of escalating legal and ...

A combustible situation between the Southeastern Conference and the LSU Tigers may have cooled, but despite a Thursday ...

LSU’s legal battle with the SEC spiraled into chaos, leaving the Tigers to bear the fallout. Governor Jeff Landry publicly blamed the SEC for dragging his university into litigation, even as LSU faced ...

The LSU Tigers won't be receiving any punishment from the SEC stemming from the NFL eligibility saga, at least for now.

A meeting of SEC presidents and chancellors Thursday ended with no sanctions imposed on LSU.The conference issued a statement ...

Texas A&M coach Mike Elko used a parenting analogy to assess LSU’s fight with the SEC as the threat of an expulsion vote ...

LSU appears to have avoided the nuclear option the SEC threatened earlier this week: expelling the Tigers from the conference ...

LSU president Wade Rousse said in a letter to SEC commissioner Greg Sankey on Wednesday that his school had complied with the ...

I posted this on X earlier this morning, and I’m going to expand on it here for the benefit of the people who don’t get what I’m saying. The X post… All week long I've been watching two things without ...

For the moment, the dogfight between the SEC and LSU has ended, but the growling continues. And consequences could still be forthcoming.

The SEC filed a federal lawsuit last week seeking to prevent LSU from adding Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris to its football roster. Both players were on NFL training camp rosters last month. In an ...