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LSU Locks In 105-Man Roster, Ending Possibility Of Adding Dae'Quan Wright, Zxavian Harris
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LSU has officially filled its 105-man roster, bringing an end to the possibility of Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris joining the Tigers this season.
According to multiple reports, LSU added defensive end Gabriel Reliford and cornerback Aidan Anding to reach the 105-player limit. Both players were left off LSU's original roster because of injuries.
The Tigers entered their season opener against Clemson with 103 players on the roster, leaving two spots available and keeping the door open for Wright and Harris amid their ongoing eligibility battle with the SEC.
With Reliford and Anding now occupying those final two spots, that door has officially closed.
The decision comes amid an escalating dispute between LSU and the SEC over Wright and Harris, who both signed NFL contracts before attempting to return to college football. The SEC filed an amended complaint Tuesday as conference leaders prepare to meet Thursday to discuss LSU's membership in the league.
According to multiple reports, LSU added defensive end Gabriel Reliford and cornerback Aidan Anding to reach the 105-player limit. Both players were left off LSU's original roster because of injuries.
The Tigers entered their season opener against Clemson with 103 players on the roster, leaving two spots available and keeping the door open for Wright and Harris amid their ongoing eligibility battle with the SEC.
With Reliford and Anding now occupying those final two spots, that door has officially closed.
The decision comes amid an escalating dispute between LSU and the SEC over Wright and Harris, who both signed NFL contracts before attempting to return to college football. The SEC filed an amended complaint Tuesday as conference leaders prepare to meet Thursday to discuss LSU's membership in the league.
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