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hell yeah dude. 2026. literally nothing works. email’s down. no flights can take off anywhere. casual lunch is $20. gas is like $4. there’s protein in pasta now. usc-indiana is a conference game. hell yeah dude. 2026.
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New Orleans will host the national championship game for the first 24-team CFP on Jan. 24, 2028.
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LSU is working to try and add former Baylor head coach Dave Aranda in an analyst-type role and he’s currently in Baton Rouge, sources tell me and @AYSSPORTS for @CBSSports.
Before Baylor, was LSU’s defensive coordinator from 2016-19.
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SEC average Interceptable Pass Rate: 5.9%
Leavitt INTA% in first half vs Auburn: 3.7%
tired of all these terrible decisions..
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This game was so fun. People forget that 2018 team was picked to go like 7-5 that season because of a hard schedule. Also got to see our first glimpse of "this Burrow kid might have something"
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TJ Dottery says he was worried seeing friend Princewill Umanmielen exit the game, but encouraged that Umanmielen said he was fine.
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LSU QB Sam Leavitt vs Mississippi State:
🐯 31/38
🐯 289 YDS
🐯 4 TDS
🐯 0 INTS
@LSUfootball
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The SEC's leaders in Accuracy Percentage Over Expectation on Deep Throws (+20)
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The Big Ten is winning National Championships and making more TV money than the SEC. But there is a growing problem...
The widening gap in TV ratings and the quality of the TV product itself, compared to the SEC, has many hitting the panic button.
awfulannouncing.com/college-…
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An important note here is that much of the LSU-induced chaos has been led by politicians, not by the school or athletic department itself.
Boosters spoke up in a big way today with the threat of SEC expulsion on the table, perhaps saving the day for everyone.
Spoke with multiple SEC administrators tonight.
The consensus was that while the conference wasn’t bluffing with its lawsuit, cooler heads would prevail.
LSU’s reported decision to add DE Gabriel Reliford and CB Aidan Anding to its roster — eliminating the possibility of adding TE Dae’Quan Wright or DT Zxavian Harris — would indicate that this thing gets settled before Thursday’s membership vote.
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The loudest football game I have personally recorded was 120.0 decibels.
Death Valley tonight. 129
Unprecedented in my experience tracking.
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These people running college athletics are such self-important dorks.
The same folks who completely blew it with the sham amateurism model now stand there with straight faces saying they are the righteous ones in these cases.
It's all a joke.
Source tells @usatodaysports: “Cold gumbo” moment on courthouse steps last straw for SEC presidents and chancellors.
“If there were a vote Friday, not sure LSU would still be a member.”
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Friday Sept 4 eligibility update.
Judge Will Jorden issued his preliminary injunction in Louisiana following a nine hour hearing on Sept 3. The ruling protects a fifth-season path for the 2022 plaintiffs and bars both the NCAA and the SEC from preventing LSU from rostering Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris.
There has been confusion about the SEC appeal. SEC attorneys told reporters they plan to appeal immediately, but talking to reporters is not a stay. A statement to the media changes nothing in court. Until a state appeals court actually issues a stay, Judge Jorden's injunction remains fully binding and LSU is legally clear to roster both players. On top of that, the SEC's separate federal lawsuit filed against LSU in Alabama has not produced a restraining order or any ruling blocking the school.
Here is where the rest of the national board stands heading into Saturday.
Kentucky. The Kentucky Court of Appeals denied the NCAA's emergency motion to sideline Alex Afari. Judge Brian Edwards' temporary restraining order remains in effect. Afari is cleared to suit up against Youngstown State.
Indiana. A Monroe Circuit Court judge granted a temporary restraining order protecting defensive linemen Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt. The ruling temporarily stops the NCAA and the Big Ten from enforcing eligibility limits against them.
West Virginia (Trotter). Setting the record straight on this one. Docket records confirm Judge Robert Chambers denied the 14 plaintiffs' request for a preliminary injunction on Sept 2. A formal order denying relief was entered that day. This is a clean win for the NCAA.
New York (Pearce). Emory Division III basketball player Benjamin Pearce secured an individual temporary restraining order in Westchester County on Sept 3 challenging his exclusion under the five-for-five transition rule.
Texas (Baylor). Baylor defensive lineman Traevon Mitchell received a temporary restraining order on Sept 2 from McLennan County Judge Alan Bennett. Mitchell is cleared for Baylor's first two games, with an injunction hearing set for Sept 15.
Missouri. Sterling Webb saw live game action Thursday night in Missouri's 54-14 win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff. The court rejected the NCAA's motion to dismiss his restraining order earlier in the week.
Oklahoma. Braxton Fely secured his temporary restraining order in Cleveland County on Sept 1, preventing the NCAA from enforcing Bylaw 12.6 against him.
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Judge protects LSU from any future penalties as it relates to the named individuals in this case.
Judge grants ruling to allow the players to resume their playing careers
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LSU Football officials confirm to ESPN that Saturday’s season-opening home game against Clemson is the most media/celebrity-credentialed game in Tiger Stadium history.
Lane Kiffin’s debut gonna be a wild scene in Death Valley.
(2026 marks LSU’s 102nd season in Tiger Stadium)
