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The SEC filed a lawsuit against LSU over the school's intent to play athletes with recent NFL training camp experience in the upcoming college football season. A Louisiana judge granted an injunction allowing these athletes to be eligible to play for LSU and other schools, creating a legal conflict just days before the season started. Georgia's attorney general called on the SEC to suspend or expel LSU if the school rosters former NFL players.
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A Louisiana judge granted an injunction on Thursday to allow athletes with professional ties to play for LSU and others to start a wild week in college football.
Just days before the first week of the college football season, a judge is set to rule on whether former professional football players can return to campus and play football. Mark Strassmann has the details.
The SEC has filed a lawsuit against LSU the school's "unequivocal intent" to utilize players, who recently participated in NFL training camps, during the upcoming season.
A state judge is set to rule Thursday on whether former NFL players can suit up for LSU as Georgia's attorney general pushes commissioner Greg Sankey to impose severe conference penalties
