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The LSU Tigers won't be receiving any punishment from the SEC stemming from the NFL eligibility saga, at least for now.
The Southeastern Conference will meet on Thursday to determine whether to boot Louisiana State University out of the high-profile conference as the fight over the Tigers’ potential use of former professional football players escalates.
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There has been enough recent movement in the talks to increase the chances that the super-sized CFP could be implemented next season.
SEC leaders will meet Thursday to consider LSU’s membership as the conference seeks federal court protection from interference with the meeting.
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LSU President Wade Rousse wrote a letter to the SEC saying the football team is complying with rules and there's no need to vote on expulsion.