SEC officials consider penalties for LSU over former NFL player additions
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 31, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Aug 31, 2026

SEC executives are evaluating potential disciplinary actions against LSU regarding the program's plan to add former NFL players to its roster. According to reports, these considerations include extreme measures such as expulsion from the conference. The internal discussions follow the university's push to integrate professional players into its team composition. Officials remain firm on their stance regarding player eligibility standards within the league. While the situation remains unresolved, league representatives are actively reviewing their options to address the situation with the school. The conference has not officially moved to implement these measures as discussions about the rules governing team rosters continue.
- •SEC executives are discussing disciplinary responses to LSU's roster plans.
- •Potential penalties include expulsion from the Southeastern Conference.
- •The disagreement involves the inclusion of former NFL players on the team.
- •Ross Dellenger reported that SEC officials are currently exploring various options.
- 9:00 PMNBCSports.com — SEC explores "extreme measures" against LSU — including expulsion - NBC Sports
- 5:54 PMOn3.com — Report: SEC executives exploring 'extreme measures' over LSU, former NFL players - On3
"Per Yahoo's Ross Dellenger, SEC executives are exploring "extreme measures" over LSU and the potential addition of NFL players.
"The SEC hopes to grab the Tigers by the tail.
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External links- NBCSports.comAug 31, 2026, 9:00 PMSEC explores "extreme measures" against LSU — including expulsion - NBC Sports
The SEC hopes to grab the Tigers by the tail.
- On3.comAug 31, 2026, 5:54 PMReport: SEC executives exploring 'extreme measures' over LSU, former NFL players - On3
Per Yahoo's Ross Dellenger, SEC executives are exploring "extreme measures" over LSU and the potential addition of NFL players.
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