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Where did judge over SEC-LSU lawsuit go to college? What will she rule on?

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By Emilee Smarr Verified
| Sarasota Herald-Tribune Verified
Skip to main content Show Caption Hide Caption Is Lane Kiffin’s transfer portal strategy worth the risk? Lane Kiffin’s roster strategy sparks debate as experts question whether the payoff justifies the scrutiny. The SEC's federal lawsuit against Louisiana State will have its first hearing on Wednesday, Sept. 9. The lawsuit stems from LSU's attempt to roster two players who had previously signed professional contracts.
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Where did judge over SEC-LSU lawsuit go to college? What will she rule on?

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By Emilee Smarr Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
BIRMINGHAM — The SEC's federal lawsuit against Louisiana State will be heard in a courtroom for the first time on Wednesday, Sept. 9, after an order by U.S. District Judge Annemarie Carney Axon. The night before the hearing, which could shift founding member LSU's future with the conference, LSU opted to roster two different athletes instead of former NFL signees Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, maxing out the 105-player limit.
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Where did judge over SEC-LSU lawsuit go to college? What will she rule on?

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By Emilee Smarr Verified
| The Oklahoman Verified
Where did judge over SEC-LSU lawsuit go to college? What will she rule on? Show Caption Hide Caption Is Lane Kiffin’s transfer portal strategy worth the risk? Lane Kiffin’s roster strategy sparks debate as experts question whether the payoff justifies the scrutiny. The SEC's federal lawsuit against Louisiana State will have its first hearing on Wednesday, Sept. 9. The lawsuit stems from LSU's attempt to roster two players who had previously signed professional contracts.
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