SEC to vote kick LSU out the SEC? SEC files amendment to their lawsuit against LSU NBC news Louisiana

How should Tennessee vote on at expelling LSU out of the conference

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Sec files Amendment motion in court to it lawsuit.
threatening expel LSU over two LSU football possible recuits.
Alabama federal court 1:00 Thursday/ today.

including potential termination of
LSU as SEC member in pursuant to section 3.1.5 of SEC Constitution and by laws

SEC members to vote Ion a possible expelling of Louisiana LSU tigers

You can vote both in questions
Keep tigers or kick tigers out
Lane Kiffin gets his players or LSU backs down
 
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Going to get voting started
Keep tigers
Lane kiffin gets his players SEC backs down could be trolling on lane Kiffin gets players?

you can vote in both questions

look at the poll example I voted both questions
 
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the importance of winning at LSU didn't just start.

back to football the former quarterback who transferred from Ohio State for one year, never went to one class in person or on line and won the Heisman first draft etc.

he was given what $20 m to help recruit - brought in 40 players and on and on.

and you wonder about the women's basketball team at LSU .
 
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How was the meeting concluded. End of story or open ended to further unacceptable acts reopening the review for future action?


No vote taken the schedule meeting of SEC prisdent and chancellor's ended without any vote or punishment for LSU.

LSU prisdent Wade Rousse informed the conference.
That roaster spots were filled with elbgible student athletes.
Making the dispute over Fromer NFL players moot.

Information from one artificial intelligence browser search.
No guarantee it's right.

But tigers might have back down.
 
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How was the meeting concluded. End of story or open ended to further unacceptable acts reopening the review for future action?
Yahoo news also said LSU signed two college athletics for those two spots.
Storms over better keep one eye on Lane Kiffin.
He is thunderstorm waiting to happen
 
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No vote taken the schedule meeting of SEC prisdent and chancellor's ended without any vote or punishment for LSU.

LSU prisdent Wade Rousse informed the conference.
That roaster spots were filled with elbgible student athletes.
Making the dispute over Fromer NFL players moot.

Information from one artificial intelligence browser search.
No guarantee it's right.

But tigers might have back down.

They did not sign the pros, got it. But Lane was still involved with a conspiracy to have them push the envelope in court. That did not go away.

Hoping somebody had a statement concerning future acts in conflict with conference rules and soliciting home field judges to pave the way.

Between him and Wade odds are they will badboy their way back to the spotlight. Maybe Donde will let something slip.
 
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from the espn article that only includes the men's football and basketball coaches expanding the envelop...

The inherent conflict between LSU and the other 15 SEC members is broader than just the fate of a couple of football players. That was merely the latest act in what numerous sources across the SEC describe as a recent shift in LSU's philosophy of operation, if not chain of command.

Some in the SEC believe the Tigers' athletic department is being led, at least ideologically, not by school president Wade Rousse or athletic director Verge Ausberry but rather Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry.

Speaking with numerous sources across the SEC, the chief concern is that the collegiality and common values of veteran campus leaders are not shared by politicians who can get more benefit out of conflict than compromise.

LSU is seen -- even as the Tigers argue they've done nothing wrong -- as a program that is forever pushing the envelope, especially under Kiffin and men's basketball coach Will Wade. Rather than have an administration that reins them in, they have state politicians egging them on.

"Who is in charge there?" one SEC administrator told ESPN. "And how do you ever trust them?"
 
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from the espn article that only includes the men's football and basketball coaches expanding the envelop...

The inherent conflict between LSU and the other 15 SEC members is broader than just the fate of a couple of football players. That was merely the latest act in what numerous sources across the SEC describe as a recent shift in LSU's philosophy of operation, if not chain of command.

Some in the SEC believe the Tigers' athletic department is being led, at least ideologically, not by school president Wade Rousse or athletic director Verge Ausberry but rather Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry.

Speaking with numerous sources across the SEC, the chief concern is that the collegiality and common values of veteran campus leaders are not shared by politicians who can get more benefit out of conflict than compromise.

LSU is seen -- even as the Tigers argue they've done nothing wrong -- as a program that is forever pushing the envelope, especially under Kiffin and men's basketball coach Will Wade. Rather than have an administration that reins them in, they have state politicians egging them on.

"Who is in charge there?" one SEC administrator told ESPN. "And how do you ever trust them?"

Look at women's basketball since nil big spending university teams usely win. Some like I say also say certain teams get better whistle.
Just look at Michigan and western Michigan university
Michigan stole victory.
Only true undisputed champion in sports tract and feild where bad officials don't factor in the outcome.
Swimming and any other sport official can not influence outcome.
Money affecting other sports besides women's basketball
 
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