LSU president Wade Rousse sent SEC commissioner Greg Sankey a letter, dated Wednesday, to “clear up the allegations against LSU.”

SEC officials are no longer seriously considering expelling LSU, but some in the conference want Lane Kiffin suspension.

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 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.

LSU president Wade Rousse called the SEC's legal dispute with the Tigers "moot" in a letter to Greg Sankey after LSU left former NFL players off its roster.

Would the conference boot the Tigers? Is there a deeper meaning behind the brinksmanship? And what happens if the unthinkable becomes reality?

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,

LSU president Wade Rousse said in a letter to SEC commissioner Greg Sankey on Wednesday that his school had complied with the league’s roster rules and that it would not try to disrupt Thursday’s meeting in which conference leaders will discuss whether or not to kick the Tigers out.

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

The SEC is taking its federal case against the LSU Tigers to a whole new level.

The LSU Tigers have decided against adding former NFL players to their roster after the SEC started throwing its weight around.