Stephen A. Smith: "I'm Gonna Raise Holy Hell If They Try That On Lane Kiffin"

By Staff ReporterSep 9, 202610:30 amDiscuss the story13
USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect
Stephen A. Smith weighed in on the SEC's ongoing legal battle with LSU during Wednesday's edition of ESPN's "First Take."

Smith reacted to the SEC's move toward a potential vote to expel LSU from the conference and made it clear he would have a major problem if the situation ultimately resulted in punishment for Lane Kiffin.

"I'm gonna raise holy hell if they try that on Lane Kiffin," Smith said.

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Davy37 min
This man is reasonable.
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JohnnyU39 min
Paul looks like he was sucking on a lemon or someone just gave him a wedgie as Stephen A was speaking.
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YMCA40 min
The SEC and NCAA has had pro baseball players coming back to play college football forever, so they're going to have to get real deep into what they consider professional
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HubbaBubba31 min
Matt Mauck is a prime example of that.
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sabbertooth43 min
Bottom line on this whole situation is Sankey is butt hurt. He has a vendetta.against Louisiana,LSU and Lane Kiffin now.
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Timeoday49 min
LSU should propose the SEC headquarters be moved to Pecan Island. Get Musk to build the facility that includes a state-of-the-art launch pad on its roof.

What a blast, man!!
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my man!!
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Disney/Espn love Kiffin - he gets views.
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Koolazzkat1 hour
Ain’t nothing like screaming holy hell.
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Geaux Guy2 hours
People are figuring out that LSU fans are not insane with their conspiracy theories. SEC headquarters in Birmingham is truly a conflict of interest.
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Still not 100% clear on what law/rule was broken.
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jpainter61741 hour
None
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Bestbank Tiger2 hours
Screamin A is good in my book.
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