SEC’s LSU lawsuit could change college football
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The SEC is taking multiple steps to try and prevent pro players from returning to the conference.
Paul Finebaum reveals which team he believes stands above the rest of the SEC heading into the 2026 college football season.
The SEC confirmed in a statement that it will appeal the injunction allowing two former NFL players to sign with LSU.
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey sends strong message to NFL players attempting to return to the college football game.
The SEC’s lawsuit — filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama — was submitted on the same day a Baton Rouge judge was set to rule on a preliminary injunction hearing that would allow 40-plus athletes to return to college for a fifth year of eligibility.
Greg Sankey was asked to disclose his salary during his testimony in a Louisiana courtroom over possible LSU players returning to college football.
The SEC and LSU are headed for a legal showdown over the eligibility of former NFL players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, with Lane Kiffin caught in the middle as the college football season begins.
The battle between the SEC and LSU head coach Lane Kiffin has reached a boiling point. On September 3, the SEC openly rejected a Louisiana court’s preliminary ruling that favored ex-NFL players attempting to return to college football,