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LSU president Wade Rousse said in a letter to SEC commissioner Greg Sankey on Wednesday that his school had complied with the league’s roster rules and that it would not try to disrupt Thursday’s meeting in which conference leaders will discuss whether or not to kick the Tigers out.
LSU president Wade Rousse called the SEC's legal dispute with the Tigers "moot" in a letter to Greg Sankey after LSU left former NFL players off its roster.
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SEC-LSU Cold War Thaws, but LSU Could Still Face Sanctions
The SEC had been scheduled to vote on LSU's expulsion.
Attorney Tony Clayton, who represents ex-NFL players once bound for LSU, plans on taking legal action against the SEC, Greg Sankey.
The LSU Tigers have been the face of controversy over the past weeks and months, but after a dominant performance against Clemson and a major threat from the SEC, it appears that LSU is officially out on what they have been looking to do.
There has been enough recent movement in the talks to increase the chances that the super-sized CFP could be implemented next season.
The former Big East Player of the Year is attempting to make a return to college basketball after signing a two-way contract shortly after going undrafted in 2025
In an affidavit, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey urged a Louisiana judge to rule against pro athletes trying to return to college
A Texas judge put the SEC’s new eligibility rule on hold Thursday in a case that includes more than 40 players.
TAMPA, Fla. — The SEC might be suffering a College Football Playoff title drought going on three years, but the strength and sway of the conference isn’t going anywhere. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey did not make any sweeping pronouncements during his ...
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey says Wednesday’s federal hearing was postponed after LSU President Wade Rousse declared the dispute “moot,” while Thursday’s SEC meeting will continue with a revised agenda.