Here’s the latest in the SEC’s lawsuit against LSU, which now includes a stronger threat and a slew of new high-profile defendants.

The SEC evicting LSU from the league would serve as an unprecedented move that will invariably cause ripple effects across the country.

The SEC alleges that Kiffin’s statements “stand in sharp contrast to the silence by the President and Athletic Director of LSU” and “they confirm the lack of institutional control over the athletics program at LSU that is required by Article 6 of the SEC Constitution and by the remaining provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws.”

The SEC is considering voting LSU out of the conference. In the amended lawsuit filed by the conference against LSU after Lan e Kiffin tried to use professional players in Week 1, there is language that would allow the conference to the school out of the conference as soon as this week.

As the SEC moves to potentially expel LSU from the conference, several Louisiana politicians are apoplectic. In the latest move in LSU’s headline-grabbing battle to allow Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris to play for LSU this season ,

The lawsuit says Murrill and other state officials are actively interfering with the conference’s ability to enforce its own rules.

The Southeastern Conference will meet on Thursday to determine whether to boot Louisiana State University out of the high-profile conference as the fight over the Tigers’ potential use of former professional football players escalates.

On this episode of the College Football Enquirer, Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey break down the latest drama out of LSU, the power outage at FSU and Dabo Swinney on the hot seat.

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.