Leaders of the Southeastern Conference are set to meet to discuss the potential removal of LSU from the league. The meeting comes amid a dispute over player eligibility, specifically regarding players who have spent time in the NFL. The SEC has amended a federal lawsuit against LSU, seeking a temporary restraining order to prevent interference with the meeting.

A vote to remove LSU would require at least a two-thirds majority of the conference's CEOs. LSU is a founding member of the conference, established in 1933. Further details on the situation and the upcoming meeting are available.