The battle between LSU and the SEC has officially reached another level. What began as a dispute over whether former NFL players could return to college football has now turned into a legal fight that could potentially determine whether LSU remains a member of the SEC .

The LSU Tigers finalized their 105-player roster without former Ole Miss players Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris amid the ongoing SEC lawsuit.

The LSU Tigers opted to keep former Saints DT Zxavian Harris on the bench with their future SEC membership in question. Was Lane Kiffin's ploy worth it?

LSU dominated Clemson its opener last Saturday. That resulted in a jump up the Associated Press poll. See where the Tigers’ landed.

Lane Kiffin and Co. have a gauntlet ahead in the Southeastern Conference, ESPN Football Power Index updates percentages of the Tigers walking away victorious.

The conference filed its suit ahead of Week 1 as LSU flirted with the idea of signing two players who were on NFL training camp rosters.

The college football season is well underway, but plenty of off-field drama continues to unfold. The SEC has made it clear that it intends to punish the LSU Tigers over their recruiting actions involving two former NFL players.

LSU has reached the 105-man limit for its football roster by adding two players Tuesday. The Tigers did so less than a day before it is schedule to go to court in a federal case brought by the SEC,