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Posted on SEC Rant but they don’t want to hear it
Posted on 9/9/26 at 8:29 am
Posted on 9/9/26 at 8:29 am
First a recap. LSU capitulated and filled its roster, eliminating Harris and Wright from playing at all this year.
LSU has demonstrated its willingness to comply with SEC rules even in face of a TRO that would legally allow them not to.
Essentially LSU said that the risk of getting booted from the SEC is worse than the potential lawsuits from players in question.
So what SHOULD happen:
The SEC should drop the lawsuit vs LSU and drop the vote to expel LSU as LSU is now in compliance.
The SEC, including all 16 members, should meet and vote that the conference can expel members in the future for grave violations. And the conference as a whole should establish clear and concise rules of eligibility that are applied equally along with clear and concise punishments for rule breakers including rules for expulsion.
Then all involved can put this mess behind them and continue to make hundreds of millions of dollars
But I don’t think that will happen.
Egos are involved and the SEC will continue with its suit and regardless who wins the decision today or the vote Thursday, neither side will back down and in the end there will be no real winners both sides will lose millions
LSU has demonstrated its willingness to comply with SEC rules even in face of a TRO that would legally allow them not to.
Essentially LSU said that the risk of getting booted from the SEC is worse than the potential lawsuits from players in question.
So what SHOULD happen:
The SEC should drop the lawsuit vs LSU and drop the vote to expel LSU as LSU is now in compliance.
The SEC, including all 16 members, should meet and vote that the conference can expel members in the future for grave violations. And the conference as a whole should establish clear and concise rules of eligibility that are applied equally along with clear and concise punishments for rule breakers including rules for expulsion.
Then all involved can put this mess behind them and continue to make hundreds of millions of dollars
But I don’t think that will happen.
Egos are involved and the SEC will continue with its suit and regardless who wins the decision today or the vote Thursday, neither side will back down and in the end there will be no real winners both sides will lose millions
This post was edited on 9/9/26 at 8:32 am

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