If it’s a quick replacement, Duke or Miami seem to be the quickest to be able to respond.

I’ve seen plenty of Tulane suggestions on the social medias, but I would rather wait and see if there is a change in leadership that’s willing to follow rules again.

Deadline is this Friday, will LSU follow their local court orders resulting in heavy heavy fines, penalties and possible expulsion or will they quietly comply with the conference bylaws and then let the courts stage the next battles?

Also, who would you want to replace LSU if that did happen?

(08-31-2026 07:11 PM)murrdcu Wrote:  If it’s a quick replacement, Duke or Miami seem to be the quickest to be able to respond.

I’ve seen plenty of Tulane suggestions on the social medias, but I would rather wait and see if there is a change in leadership that’s willing to follow rules again.

Deadline is this Friday, will LSU follow their local court orders resulting in heavy heavy fines, penalties and possible expulsion or will they quietly comply with the conference bylaws and then let the courts stage the next battles?

Also, who would you want to replace LSU if that did happen?

To date the SEC has not voted any member out and they will not start with LSU. Take it the bank and drop this line of thought. Tulane and Georgia Tech left because they thought they could earn more on their own. Sewanee found it too expensive to compete. The courts will decide this matter and then everyone will have to follow their ruling. This is a non story until the courts rule.

(08-31-2026 09:24 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(08-31-2026 07:11 PM)murrdcu Wrote:  If it’s a quick replacement, Duke or Miami seem to be the quickest to be able to respond.

I’ve seen plenty of Tulane suggestions on the social medias, but I would rather wait and see if there is a change in leadership that’s willing to follow rules again.

Deadline is this Friday, will LSU follow their local court orders resulting in heavy heavy fines, penalties and possible expulsion or will they quietly comply with the conference bylaws and then let the courts stage the next battles?

Also, who would you want to replace LSU if that did happen?

To date the SEC has not voted any member out and they will not start with LSU. Take it the bank and drop this line of thought. Tulane and Georgia Tech left because they thought they could earn more on their own. Sewanee found it too expensive to compete. The courts will decide this matter and then everyone will have to follow their ruling. This is a non story until the courts rule.

Louisiana is kinda SHAPED like a boot, though...