re: SEC Suing LSU & Kiffin Directly For “Deliberately Recruiting Pro Athletes”

SEC will lose and this is all that needs to be evidence. This was the first lawsuit filed and led to the rest. Kiffin didnt tell nobody to do shite.
The first lawsuit filed after the NCAA adopted its new age-based “five-for-five” eligibility model (June 23, 2026) was brought the following day, June 24, 2026, in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas in Ohio.

That action, styled *Borovicanin v. NCAA*, was filed on behalf of 15 men’s and women’s basketball players from the high-school Class of 2022 who had completed four seasons of competition without a redshirt. The lead plaintiffs most frequently identified in contemporaneous reporting were Xavier’s Filip Borovicanin and Cincinnati’s MJ Collins.

The complete original group of 15 plaintiffs was:

- Filip Borovicanin (Xavier)
- MJ Collins (Cincinnati / formerly Utah State)
- Malik Messina-Moore (Xavier)
- Kolby King (Utah State)
- Javon Bennett (Dayton)
- Chevalier Emery Jr. (Cleveland State)
- Jalen Quinn (Drake)
- Savannah White (Xavier)
- Donovan Brown (Massachusetts)
- Christian Henry (Fordham)
- Ziare Wells (Oakland)
- Cristian Carroll (Youngstown State)
- Shawn Phillips Jr. (Missouri)
- Caden Powell (Baylor)
- Josh Reed (Drexel)

The suit, brought by attorneys Ryan Downton and Darren Heitner, sought a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction so the players could compete in 2026–27. It was the first of a series of similar actions filed that week and in the following weeks in multiple states.

An earlier 2025 class-action suit led by Vanderbilt’s Langston Patterson and Issa Ouattara had challenged the pre-existing four-seasons-in-five-years redshirt rule itself; the June 2026 Ohio filing was the first to target the NCAA’s decision, after adopting five-for-five, to exclude the Class of 2022 from the new framework.

I really want this to go to discovery so we can find out which schools put Sankey up to this.

I really think they thought LSU would do what we always did and tuck our tails and run. Boy have things changed.

Personally id find it hilarious if the federal court put a stay on any player that went through the draft from being eligible.

Now all the other schools are pissed at the sec for this idiocy and costing them players

That man would be very, very wise to not step foot in Baton Rouge for a long time. Of course, none of his antics have been very, very wise to-date.

They cant sue la. According to AG. We are sovereign. No worries

So LSU is being sued whether they roster these players or not, but other schools are rostering players based on this decision today with impunity??
Do I have that correct?

Do you know what “coercing” means? Be honest.

Haven't read all 12 pages of this thread.

Do we know when this goes before the judge?

They basically took Sankeys dick and spanked it with a yardstick then told him to get the frick out of LA, with this horse shite, and Jason Williams is a bigger dumbass than I thought for defending the SEC, he got his arse beat down too

We can see why Williams prefers to not charge criminals. If he had to go into court defense attorneys would be packing his shite every time.