Tight end Dae'Quan Wright's bid to return to college football came to an end on Tuesday when LSU filled out their roster with other players amid threats from the SEC to pursue expelling the school from the conference due to their desire to add players who spent time in the NFL this summer.

An SEC court filing argues the league can remove LSU from the conference, escalating an already extraordinary showdown over player eligibility.

A Birmingham court hearing and a Thursday vote by conference presidents will decide how far the league can go to police its own members

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy has blasted the SEC after it threatened to take the extraordinary step of kicking LSU out of the league over the school's attempts to play ex-NFL stars.

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.

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.

The SEC alleges that Kiffin’s statements “stand in sharp contrast to the silence by the President and Athletic Director of LSU” and “they confirm the lack of institutional control over the athletics program at LSU that is required by Article 6 of the SEC Constitution and by the remaining provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws.”