SEC says it can expel LSU
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The SEC is weighing a drastic move: kicking LSU out of the conference. Here's why, and what it could cost everyone involved.
The SEC is taking its federal case against the LSU Tigers to a whole new level.
Southeastern Conference leaders to discuss kicking LSU out of league over player eligibility dispute
Leaders of the Southeastern Conference plan to meet Thursday to discuss possibly kicking LSU out of the conference.
SEC officials will hold a special meeting Thursday to consider expelling LSU over what they call a complete lack of institutional control over Lane Kiffin.
LSU’s future as a member of the SEC could be decided Thursday as conference officials meet to determine the school’s status.
After going to court in Baton Rouge, the Southeastern Conference has filed a federal suit against LSU, which will be heard in Alabama. What to know.
USA TODAY reported that in an amended complaint on Sept. 8 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, the SEC claims it can expel LSU from the conference. There will be a vote among SEC presidents on Sept. 10 to expel LSU. It comes after the SEC sued LSU and Kiffin on Sept. 3.