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Clemson Warns LSU Eligibility Issues Could Breach Game Contract

LSU kept Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris off the roster after Clemson warned the move could breach the game contract, leaving two open spots.

  • LSU opted not to roster former NFL players Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris for Saturday's season opener against Clemson, submitting 103 players of the 105 allowed.
  • Clemson general counsel Chip Hood formally notified LSU on Friday that fielding the athletes could breach 'contractual obligations between the two parties' for Saturday's game.
  • Judge William Jorden issued a preliminary injunction Thursday preventing the NCAA and SEC from enforcing rules prohibiting former professional athletes from returning to college rosters.
  • Head coach Lane Kiffin explained on ESPN's 'College GameDay' that he cited 'uncertainties of what potentially could have come' by adding them, while the SEC pursues federal action in Alabama.
  • Both players remain enrolled at LSU, leaving open the possibility they could be added to the roster later this season as the broader legal battle over eligibility standards continues.
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Orlando Sentinel broke the news in Orlando, United States on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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