LSU, SEC and Greg Sankey
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A dispute between LSU and the Southeastern Conference over the eligibility of two former professional players may be nearing an end, with a meeting of SEC presidents and chancellors still scheduled for Thursday.
Attorney Tony Clayton, who represents ex-NFL players once bound for LSU, plans on taking legal action against the SEC, Greg Sankey.
LSU beat Clemson 51-10 on Saturday without Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. Lane Kiffin still made the moment about them.
There has been enough recent movement in the talks to increase the chances that the super-sized CFP could be implemented next season.
In an affidavit, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey urged a Louisiana judge to rule against pro athletes trying to return to college
The SEC drew a hard line when LSU and Lane Kiffin pushed to add Zxavian Harris and Dae’Quan Wright following a Louisiana court order. The conference responded with a unanimous 16-0 vote, sparking boycott chatter.
The SEC’s lawsuit — filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama — was submitted on the same day a Baton Rouge judge was set to rule on a preliminary injunction hearing that would allow 40-plus athletes to return to college for a fifth year of eligibility.
The former Big East Player of the Year is attempting to make a return to college basketball after signing a two-way contract shortly after going undrafted in 2025
Attorneys representing the athletes vying for a fifth year of eligibility in a Louisiana court amend the TRO to include Greg Sankey and SEC.
TAMPA, Fla. — The SEC might be suffering a College Football Playoff title drought going on three years, but the strength and sway of the conference isn’t going anywhere. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey did not make any sweeping pronouncements during his ...
The Southeastern Conference is no longer expected to vote on whether to expel LSU from the league on Thursday.