SEC files lawsuit against LSU over football eligibility
Summary
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has sued Louisiana State University (LSU) because LSU let former NFL players join its football team. The SEC says the NCAA (the organization that oversees college sports) should not allow these players to have an extra fifth year to play college football.Key Facts
- The SEC is a major college sports conference in the United States.
- LSU allowed former NFL players to join its college football team.
- The SEC filed a lawsuit against LSU about this action.
- The SEC claims the NCAA owes these players an extra year of eligibility.
- NCAA rules typically limit how many years a player can compete in college sports.
- The lawsuit challenges whether former professional players can gain additional college playing time.
- This case involves college football eligibility rules.
- CBS Sports reported on the lawsuit with a national college sports reporter.
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