Fight Between LSU and the SEC Might Be over as LSU Sets Roster for the Season

Fight between LSU and the SEC might be over as LSU sets roster for the season

The fight between LSU and the Southeastern Conference might be over for now. This comes after the LSU football team filled out its roster for the season.

Report: LSU Backs Off from Adding Former NFL Players to Roster

Louisiana State University (LSU) filled out its 105-man roster for the 2026 college football season without including two players with professional experience. According to ESPN, LSU used the last two open roster spots on cornerback Aidan Anding and defensive end Gabriel Reliford. Both of these players played for the Tigers last year.

LSU Adds 2 Players to Roster Ahead of SEC Meeting to Remove School from League

In a move that may have saved the school's SEC membership, LSU added two players to its roster. This brought their total to the league maximum of 105, leaving no room to add any former NFL players.

What LSU's roster shakeup means for RJ Luis Jr.'s playing prospects

Getty Images Thanks to Lane Kiffin, LSU is currently at the epicenter of college athletics. Most of the spotlight stems from the Tigers attempt to add Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris to the football roster after being cut by the the Cleveland Browns and New Orleans Saints, respectively, during the NFL’s preseason. The legal fight has gotten so intense recently that the SEC filed a federal court motion threatening to boot LSU from the conferen…