Watch: ESPN's 'Get Up' Panel Appears To Side With LSU In Ongoing SEC Legal Battle

ESPN’s Get Up crew discussed the ongoing legal battle between the SEC and players attempting to return to college after spending time with NFL teams on Wednesday morning, and the conversation appeared to be shifting more in LSU’s favor.

Host Mike Greenberg reminded viewers that LSU is not trying to bring in “established NFL players,” emphasizing that these are unique circumstances involving players who still have college eligibility remaining.

Jordan Rodgers also pointed out that the NCAA “moved the goalposts” by creating the 5-for-5 rule in June, after these players had already made their decisions regarding the NFL.

“And where was the uproar when Diego Pavia sued the NCAA for a junior college year not to count?” Rodgers asked. “Was it just because it was Vandy? He played an extra year, and no one cared. Now it’s a big deal because it’s LSU and Lane Kiffin?”

Paul Finebaum and Louis Riddick also suggested that Kiffin is putting the pressure on himself and taking the spotlight off his team, knowing he has a really good squad that will be ready for Clemson.