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

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The SEC is considering voting LSU out of the conference. In the amended lawsuit filed by the conference against LSU after Lan e Kiffin tried to use professional players in Week 1, there is language that would allow the conference to the school out of the conference as soon as this week.

The conference claims it has the votes to remove the school as both sides clash over the eligibility of players who signed NFL contracts

The SEC filed an amendment to its federal lawsuit in Alabama that lists Lane Kiffin and LSUs president and AD, among others, as defendants.

The SEC is weighing a drastic move: kicking LSU out of the conference. Here's why, and what it could cost everyone involved.

The lawsuit says Murrill and other state officials are actively interfering with the conference’s ability to enforce its own rules.

The SEC is asking a federal judge to stop LSU officials and others from interfering with a Sept. 10 meeting where the conference could vote to kick LSU out of the SEC.

On Tuesday morning, the league filed an amended complaint in its lawsuit against LSU, head coach Lane Kiffin and school officials.