According to a new report, top officials from SEC schools are expected to meet soon to potentially vote on whether […]

The SEC claims it has the authority to expel LSU from the conference in an amended complaint on Sept. 8 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, USA TODAY reported. There will also be a meeting Sept. 10 to vote on the future of LSU's membership in the league, according to the brief.

Paul Finebaum voiced his opinion on LSU potentially getting kicked out of the SEC.

Would the conference boot the Tigers? Is there a deeper meaning behind the brinksmanship? And what happens if the unthinkable becomes reality?

An SEC court filing argues the league can remove LSU from the conference, escalating an already extraordinary showdown over player eligibility.

The uproar and court appearances between LSU and the SEC stem primarily from LSU football coach Lane Kiffin attempting to add former NFL rookies Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris to the roster. Wright and Harris were a part of a lawsuit that resulted in a temporary injunction that allows the players to return to college to play a fifth year.

A Birmingham court hearing and a Thursday vote by conference presidents will decide how far the league can go to police its own members

LSU football filled its final roster spots, likely ending efforts to add former NFL players Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris this season.