re: Rumor floating around the SEC offices this afternoon:

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But your antics have gotten us to this point. The SEC members seem to be quite tired of it. Where does it lead? We will see

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The LSU situation has apparently moved beyond the “penalty” discussion.

Word is the other 15 schools have started discussing whether LSU has become a fundamental enough problem that the conference should consider terminating its membership rather than continuing to fight over eligibility rules.

The interesting part is apparently the voting math.

If this gets formally put on the table, the question isn't whether LSU gets punished. It's whether there are enough votes to remove them from the conference altogether.

I've also heard that the schools aren't necessarily united on how to handle it, which is why nobody is willing to put their name on anything publicly yet.

Could be nothing.

The interesting question now is whether this gets pushed to the Presidents & Chancellors level. If it does, LSU may have a much bigger problem than a sanctions committee.

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The decision must be overturned or it will ruin more than just college athletics. It will harm the academic institutions themselves

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God forbid we ruin guys playing for 5-6 schools in a college career, coaches needing to re-recruit their player$ every year, NIL NDAs out of the arse, lawsuits galore, NCAA ineligible players playing anyway, 6000 bowl games, in-game cheaters like Michigan being recognized as national champions despite being caught in a gigantic sign-stealing scandal, etc. I would hate to ruin the pure institution of college football as it is today by letting a few decent players get one more year in college because the American judicial system deemed them eligible for anther year due to the NCAA 's incompetence.

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