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2026-09-10 05:32
SEC Dared to Throw Out LSU: 'Go Ahead and Do It, Watch'
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The SEC amended its legal complaint on Tuesday, asserting its right to "decide whether to terminate Louisiana State University," rather than tolerate a "forced association" with a league member that has shown a "lack of institutional control." Mark Strassmann has more details.
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The LSU Tigers have been the subject of much controversy recently, and a rival SEC coach had jokes.
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In a move that may have saved the school's SEC membership, LSU added two players to its roster. This brought their total to the league maximum of 105, leaving no room to add any former NFL players.
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NewsweekCenter
SEC Coach Has Hilarious Comparison for LSU Controversy
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LSU Sends Clear Message to SEC, Calls Ex-NFL Player Controversy 'Moot'
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SEC Dared to Throw Out LSU: 'Go Ahead and Do It, Watch'
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LSU Adds 2 Players to Roster Ahead of SEC Meeting to Remove School from League
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SEC threatens to run LSU out of the league
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