SEC reviews LSU status while UCLA departs from athletic director Jarmond
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 7:38 PM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

The SEC is currently addressing internal discussions regarding the status of LSU within the conference as the Tigers prepare for a week one primetime matchup against Clemson. Analysts are examining potential implications for the program amid the scrutiny. Simultaneously, UCLA has parted ways with athletic director Martin Jarmond only five days before the Bruins are scheduled to play Cal. The administrative shift arrives during a period of transition for the UCLA football program leading into the new season. These developments arrive as the college football faces significant structural questions and leadership changes ahead of the upcoming kickoff.
- •Analysts are questioning whether the SEC could expel LSU from the conference
- •LSU is scheduled to play a primetime game against Clemson in week one
- •UCLA parted ways with athletic director Martin Jarmond on September 1
- •The UCLA football team is scheduled to play against Cal in five days
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