Report: LSU Self-Reports Two Secondary NCAA Violations

LSU self-reported two secondary NCAA violations this fall, according to The Advocate.

This first violation involved an unnamed LSU football player that received a car ride from an agent earlier this year.

The second violation involved a recruit who met an ex-LSU player on the sideline during a game this season and shook his hand. Another prospect took a picture with a music artist that was on the sideline.

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The unnamed player who received the ride from an agent had to repay the value of the car ride to his charity of choice, and the school also forced the player to give a presentation on agents to teammates.

Names of players and coaches are not released in documents detailing violations. The exact date of the violation is also not detailed. It was reported on Aug. 25, during the final week of preseason camp.

The university also reported two secondary violations stemming from recruits’ interactions on the sideline during pregame festivities. As a result of the violations, the university created a restricted area for recruits and their families to stand for LSU’s final home game against Florida on Nov. 19.

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These violations are secondary in nature and carry no real penalty, according to the report.