LSU Tigers coach Lane Kiffin is bringing back several former NFL players to college after a temporary court ruling allowing players from the 2022 recruiting class to seek an additional season. However,

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,

ESPN’s “College GameDay” opens its 40th season from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, for its 500th show on the road when LSU hosts Clemson. There will be plenty of storylines, including the addition of guest picker Lainey Wilson.

The SEC is now suing LSU and coach Lane Kiffin. The conference filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama against, according to documents obtained by On3. LSU president Wade Rousse, athletic director Verge Ausberry and Kiffin are named defendants.

Meanwhile, LSU is the talk of college football. The program ripped Lane Kiffin away from Ole Miss before the Rebels' playoff run. He secured the nation's top class in the transfer portal and then made more headlines in August by adding a pair of former NFL pros to the roster.

Lane Kiffin is regarded as a football genius but has a checkered past. Who is the man who entrusted with LSU’s resurgence? The answer is complicated.

Shedeur Sanders returned to familiar territory Thursday night, but his presence at Colorado’s opener became a talking point. The Cleveland Browns quarterback watched from the sideline as his former team faced Georgia Tech in Atlanta,