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LSU's roster eligibility clash with the SEC over Class of 2022 players

A Louisiana court injunction allowing LSU to field Class of 2022 players triggers a legal battle as the SEC sues the school and coach Lane Kiffin over the contested roster additions.

2 stories30 sourcesUpdated Sep 4, 2026

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LSU's roster eligibility clash with the SEC over Class of 2022 players — Photo: © IJR / Wikimedia Commons

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Sep 4, 2026
A Louisiana judge ruled that Class of 2022 players can compete in 2026-27 under an injunction, potentially adding players to LSU's roster amid its dispute with the SEC.
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Sep 3, 2026
The SEC sues LSU and head coach Lane Kiffin over the recruitment of former NFL players onto the roster, escalating the legal fight over eligibility rules.
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Judge lets LSU add former NFL players as SEC weighs appeal

Michigan courts upheld a preliminary injunction requiring Kalshi to block Michigan residents from sports event contracts, enforce geofencing with a $500,000 daily fine for violations, and allow continued state oversight as the case proceeds. Separately, a Louisiana judge ruled that the Class of 2022 players can compete in 2026-27 under an injunction, potentially adding players to LSU’s roster amid ongoing legal battles between the school and the SEC.

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SEC sues LSU and Lane Kiffin over recruiting former NFL players to roster

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