SEC Considers Kicking LSU Out | Global News

The SEC is on the verge of expelling LSU over a fiery dispute involving coach Lane Kiffin and players who signed pro contracts before enrolling. With a two-thirds vote needed, conference leaders met urgently to decide LSU’s fate — a school that’s been part of the SEC since 1933. Commissioner Greg Sankey called LSU’s actions “inconsistent with conference values,” citing not just rule violations but also a lack of institutional control over Kiffin. A federal judge blocked enforcement of the rules against former pros, sparking backlash from Louisiana officials now named in the lawsuit. Two players — Zxavian Harris and Dae’Quan Wright — have participated in team activities despite not being on the roster, and the SEC says LSU still has room to add them. The meeting will likely result in expulsion regardless of whether LSU changes course — setting off a seismic moment for college football’s most powerful conference.

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