SEC threatens to run LSU out of the league
Summary
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has updated its legal complaint to say it can decide to remove Louisiana State University (LSU) from the league. The SEC argued it does not have to stay connected to a member school it believes lacks proper control over its programs.Key Facts
- The SEC changed its legal complaint on Tuesday.
- The complaint states the SEC can choose to end LSU’s membership.
- The SEC described LSU as showing a "lack of institutional control."
- The term "institutional control" means the university is responsible for following rules and managing its sports programs properly.
- The SEC called staying in a forced connection with LSU a "forced association."
- This legal action involves LSU’s place in the college sports league.
- The story was reported by CBS News and Mark Strassmann.
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