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LSU coach Lane Kiffin defended his decision to pursue NFL rookies seeking a fifth year of playing college football, arguing he's just one of many
LSU's Lane Kiffin defended his decision to pursue NFL rookies seeking a fifth year of playing college football, saying he's just one of many coaches trying to do so.
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Former Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby expressed remorse for his history of sports betting in a new documentary series behind the scenes of the Red Raiders' turbulent offseason.
play LSU will have the opportunity to add Dae'Quan Wright Zxavian Harris and other former NFL rookies to its 2026 roster after a Louisiana
The LSU Tigers are adding two players to complete their 105-man roster for the 2026 season, which eliminates the possibility of the program bringing
After a judge allowed the return of former NFL players to LSU, the Tigers on Tuesday added two current student-athletes to the roster, closing it at 105, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel, eliminating the ability to add Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris.
LSU is moving on from its attempt to bring in the two former NFL rookies.
Oregon tight end Jamari Johnson was sidelined for the Ducks' 39-31 upset loss at Oklahoma State due to an undisclosed injury.
STILLWATER, Okla. -- After enduring the biggest upset loss of his head coaching career, Oregon 's Dan Lanning offered little in the way of excuses.
