LSU leaves ex-NFL players off roster
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Our SEC Power Rankings for Week 1 are in, and LSU made the biggest move with a hammering of Clemson. Where did the Tigers land?
Razorbacks' pay price for performance against North Alabama with dig in SEC Shorts skit
BATON ROUGE – LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt, offensive tackle Jordan Seaton and defensive end Jordan Ross were all recognized by the Southeastern Conference as league players of the week for their performance in Saturday’s 51-10 win over Clemson.
Lane Kiffin has long been an easy target for ESPN pundit Paul Finebaum, the voice of the SEC. That’s increased tenfold over the last year, and not only because Kiffin bailed on Ole Miss in the middle of a College Football Playoff run to become head coach of SEC rival LSU.
Paul Finebaum delivers a strong assessment of an SEC program following an impressive performance and explains why its momentum has captured national attention.
The Tigers backed down amid the threat of unprecedented punishment, but two open roster spots leave the door cracked for their explosive fight with the SEC to resume
SEC Shorts is back with another LSU-themed sketch. This week, LSU isn't in the mood for an intervention after beating Clemson.
The recent historic ruling isn't the end of the eligibility battle.
Kiffin begins his tenure with LSU on Saturday against the Clemson Tigers, and even the SEC is threatening his team. The conference revealed this week that it would pursue all options to stop teams like LSU from playing former NFL players in games this season.
Someone has to be in the last spot. Between a slow-starting — and abbreviated by weather — win over an FCS team, and five-star freshman Jared Curtis’ not winning the starting job right away, the vibes are unsure about Vanderbilt. Not down on them. Just unsure.