LSU leaves ex-NFL players off roster
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Lane Kiffin and LSU’s recent roster move involving NFL players became a national debate, and now the fight has reached federal court. The SEC filed a lawsuit Thursday over LSU’s use of former NFL players,
The Tigers backed down amid the threat of unprecedented punishment, but two open roster spots leave the door cracked for their explosive fight with the SEC to resume
Lane Kiffin has long been an easy target for ESPN pundit Paul Finebaum, the voice of the SEC. That’s increased tenfold over the last year, and not only because Kiffin bailed on Ole Miss in the middle of a College Football Playoff run to become head coach of SEC rival LSU.
ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum suggested that members of the SEC would likely vote out LSU from the conference if it had the chance.
Lane Kiffin's LSU Tigers held off adding former Ole Miss players to the roster Friday as the SEC's federal lawsuit and punishment threats intensified.
Kirk Herbstreit voiced his opinion on LSU's legal triumph ahead of its season opener against Clemson.
LSU has not even played its first game under Lane Kiffin, yet the Tigers already find themselves embroiled in a legal fight with the SEC. The conference filed a federal lawsuit Thursday over LSU’s use of former NFL players,
Greg Sankey snuck into a Baton Rouge courtroom as the SEC filed a bombshell federal lawsuit against LSU and Lane Kiffin over eligibility rules.