The Southeastern Conference says it has ongoing concerns about "a complete lack of institutional control" at LSU. The league levied the allegation In its latest federal court filing in a case that stemmed from the Tigers’ since-abandoned effort to field football players who had tryouts or signed contracts with NFL clubs. A memorandum of opposition filed in U.S. District Court in Alabama on Tuesday came in response to Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill’s motion to dismiss the case. The SEC asserts that the dispute remains unresolved because of LSU’s "ongoing defiance of the Conference’s Pro...
SEC Accuses LSU Of ‘A Complete Lack Of Institutional Control’ In New Court Filing
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