SEC school leaders exploring extreme steps over LSU's plan to sign former pro athletes
Posted Sep 2, 2026
The legal feud between the SEC and LSU may escalate to historic levels. High-ranking SEC university executives are exploring avenues intended to address the school's plans to add former professional athletes to its rosters, including extreme measures such as boycotting competition against the Tigers, sanctioning the school with probation or even expulsion.
(Yahoo! Sports)
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