LSU's 'test of the system' just the latest byproduct of a broken college sports world

Posted Sep 4, 2026
Just in the last three years, four schools have filed lawsuits against another school or their own player (for buyouts and tortious interference); a group of players or an individual player has twice sued their coach (broken NIL promises); and a conference has sued another conference or one of their member schools at least nine different times. (Yahoo! Sports)

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