What rule has LSU broken?

1. Made Greg Sankey and the conference look bad.
2. See #1

Busted their pussies open with that chainsaw penis

Have to plead ignorance on this one. Had we'd been told that kind of thing was frowned upon...

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What rule has LSU broken?

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Zero.

Meanwhile:

Alabama: Charles Bediako declared for the NBA Draft, didn't withdraw, spent years playing professional basketball in the G League, then returned to Alabama and actually played five games under a state-court TRO. The SEC knew exactly what was happening. Nobody convened the presidents to throw Alabama out of the conference.

Texas A&M: The SEC itself determined A&M violated the rules by staging an injury to manipulate a football game, fined the school $50,000 and reprimanded Mike Elko. Somehow A&M remained a member of the SEC.

Ole Miss: The NCAA found a mountain of serious violations: impermissible benefits, recruiting violations, academic misconduct, false information and failure of institutional control. The penalties included a postseason ban, scholarship reductions, probation and ultimately 33 vacated wins. Somehow the SEC didn't decide Ole Miss's membership was incompatible with the conference. Also right now Ole Miss is under an NCAA tampering investigation concerning Luke Ferrelli. That's an allegation/investigation rather than a proven violation at this point, so I won't pretend otherwise. But nobody is scheduling an expulsion vote for Ole Miss Thursday.

Also Alabama baseball is currently on NCAA probation stemming from wagering/ethical-conduct violations involving its former head coach. Still an SEC member.

Don’t forget that Texas actually rostered a player who went to an NFL minicamp.