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SEC’s LSU Threat Puts Conference Autonomy to the Test

College sports has long been run by the NCAA but conferences are now taking their powers to court, as SEC v. LSU and Big 12 v. Texas Tech have shown.

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College sports has long been run by the NCAA but conferences are now taking their powers to court, as SEC v. LSU and Big 12 v. Texas Tech have shown.

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A new filing says the conference’s presidents will meet Thursday and vote on whether to expel LSU over its push to sign former NFL players.

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

"Today's filing is necessary to … preserve the Conference's ability to govern competition among its members," the league said.

martedì 8 settembre 2026·

cbssports.com

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

martedì 8 settembre 2026·

nytimes.com

"Today's filing is necessary to … preserve the Conference's ability to govern competition among its members," the league said.

mercoledì 9 settembre 2026·

sportico.com

College sports has long been run by the NCAA but conferences are now taking their powers to court, as SEC v. LSU and Big 12 v. Texas Tech have shown.