It appears that Lane Kiffin is getting exactly what he wanted. The SEC is ending its battle with attorneys and will now allow professional players to sign with teams within the conference, per reports from On3. It's a historical move that now paves the path for LSU to sign tight end Dae'Quan Wright and defensive tackle Zxavian Harris, both of whom have committed to play for the Tigers during the upcoming season despite signing NFL contracts with the Cleveland Browns and New Orleans Saints, respectively.The Controversy is Coming to An End ... For NowLSU's decision to pursue Harris and Wright, who both played for Kiffin at Ole Miss, has been met with a ton of controversy. It forced the SEC to release a new set of rules prohibiting the pro-to-college pipeline, highlighted by blocking players from returning to the conference if they have previously signed a professional contract at the NFL, NBA, WNBA or NBA G-League level, not including the NBA Summer League.The SEC's decision to back off of its legal battle with pros attempting to return to college football ends the drama, at least for now, but fans should expect the conference to fight back at some point in the future, likely when the college football season is over.LSU fans can now expect Wright and Harris to join the Tigers as soon as possible, though it's unlikely they'll be ready in time to suit up for the season opener against Clemson.This is a breaking news story and will be updated accordingly. Sign up to our free newsletter and follow us on Facebook and X for the latest news.Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow