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What to know about U.S. District Judge Annemarie Carney Axon, plus a breakdown of what she could decide on in the SEC vs. LSU lawsuit on Sept. 9.
The Tigers’ courtship of two players who had participated in NFL training camps jeopardized their place in the powerhouse football conference—and nearly a third of their athletic department’s revenue.
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.
A scheduled Wednesday hearing in the SEC's suit seeking an injunction allowing it to take action against LSU has been postponed.
LSU heads into its first game of the season, a tilt against Clemson University, which is rebuilding after a tough season. In the offseason, new head coach Lane Kiffin, backed by millions in recruiting dollars,
The SEC's agreement with ESPN continues to pay off for both sides, as millions tuned in to watch the league's teams play in Week 1.
We've seen a week's worth of games, so it's time to jump to a bunch of premature conclusions.
LSU President Wade Rousse told SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey that the issues driving the conference’s federal lawsuit are now “moot” after LSU filled its roster and agreed not to challenge Thursday’s SEC meeting.
ESPN’s “College GameDay,” from Baton Rouge and with the help of country music star Lainey Wilson, debuted Saturday to declare weekly winners, conference champions and the CFP national champion. The panel made a sweep of LSU over Clemson, Alabama over East Carolina and Auburn over Baylor.
Lane Kiffin’s booze-filled past during his three seasons on Nick Saban’s staff in Alabama is making waves before his LSU head coaching debut, when the Tigers host Clemson in Baton Rouge on Saturday. Vanity Fair published an excerpt Wednesday from the John Talty book,
Lane Kiffin’s latest move at Louisiana State University (LSU) has put him at the center of another heated college football debate. His decision to bring former NFL players who failed to make professional rosters back into the Tigers’ program has raised questions about eligibility and roster rules,