SEC presidents meet Thursday to consider potential LSU membership termination

SEC presidents and chancellors are scheduled to convene on Thursday to vote on the potential termination of LSU’s conference membership. The meeting follows a dispute regarding the university's pursuit of players who had already signed NFL contracts, specifically Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. Although a Louisiana judge previously issued an injunction regarding the players' eligibility, LSU did not include either athlete on its roster for the season opener. The league's amended complaint cites a lack of institutional control and references comments made by coach Lane Kiffin during the team's victory against Clemson. While expulsion remains a possibility, some analysts expect the conference to impose significant fines and a multi-game suspension for Kiffin rather than removing the university from the league. LSU has held membership in the SEC since the conference was established in 1933.

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