Tennessee initiated the meeting

Let all this shite come to light.

Also, remember fat arse Heupel openly advocating throwing mustard bottles and golf balls at Kiffin at SEC media day and Sankey didn't say a fricking word.


The SEC can collectively go frick itself.

Methinks she needs a right good plowing.

I think Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, and Ole Miss vote against us; the rest vote to keep us in. We aren't going anywhere.

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Also, remember fat arse Heupel openly advocating throwing mustard bottles and golf balls at Kiffin at SEC media day and Sankey didn't say a fricking word.


The SEC can collectively go frick itself.

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100% This

The University of Tennessee football program has faced several high-profile scandals, most notably a massive recruiting and impermissible benefits scandal under former head coach Jeremy Pruitt, as well as a separate, highly publicized battle over NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) violations.

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The Punishment: The NCAA fined Tennessee a record $8 million, placed the program on 5 years of probation, and stripped 28 scholarships. Crucially, the program vacated all 11 wins from the 2019 and 2020 seasons. However, because the university proactively fired the staff and cooperated fully, they narrowly avoided a postseason bowl ban. Jeremy Pruitt was hit with a six-year show-cause order, effectively banning him from college coaching for that duration.

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In early 2024, Tennessee found itself back under NCAA investigation for potential Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) violations.The Infraction: The inquiry centered on the recruitment of five-star quarterback Nico Iamaleava. The NCAA investigated whether a Tennessee booster-led NIL collective, Spyre Sports Group, broke rules by using a private jet to fly Iamaleava to campus before he officially signed.The Fallout: Instead of complying, the Attorneys General of Tennessee and Virginia sued the NCAA. They alleged that the NCAA’s restrictions on using NIL as a recruiting inducement violated federal antitrust laws. A federal judge granted an injunction, effectively halting the NCAA from enforcing those specific NIL recruiting rules while the case proceeded.

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Outside of administrative violations, Tennessee got into hot water with the SEC in October 2021 during a game against Ole Miss [21]. Frustrated by a late-game officiating call, Tennessee fans showered the field at Neyland Stadium with trash, bottles, and a golf ball that hit then-Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin [21]. The SEC fined Tennessee $250,000 and mandated a overhaul of stadium security and alcohol policies [21].

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How come they weren't threatened to be kicked out? Where was their control? I am tired of the hypocrisy and outright lying.

The SEC wants LSU football to stay in place as a mid-tier SEC football team and Lane threatens that order.

SEC will take adverse action to punish LSU, IMHO. It is personal.

LSU can accept its mid tier status or leave the SEC.

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whether LSU renounces its intention to roster and play professional players on its football team, or not

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Then under what pretext does this meeting even exist? Because it certainly seems like “LSU is getting a bunch of negative press, let’s see what else we can get away with before the moment passes.”

GA + TU = Sugar Bowl