'Improper and Moot': Louisiana AG Asks Judge to Toss SEC Lawsuit Against LSU

Louisiana AG asks judge to dismiss SEC lawsuit

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed against her and LSU by the Southeastern Conference.

'Improper and moot': Louisiana AG asks judge to toss SEC lawsuit against LSU

While Murrill acknowledges efforts between the SEC and LSU to de-escalate tensions, she said the conference has not ended the federal lawsuit.

Louisiana AG Liz Murrill, LSU officials ask court to dismiss SEC lawsuit

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Louisiana AG Liz Murrill, LSU officials ask court to dismiss SEC lawsuit. Here’s why

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill and Louisiana State University officials are seeking to get the Southeastern Conference's federal lawsuit against LSU dismissed after a saga involving player eligibility.

LSU files motion to dismiss SEC lawsuit, AG calls suit 'improper and moot'

BATON ROUGE — LSU filed a motion to dismiss the SEC's lawsuit against the university, saying that the SEC is in no imminent harm after fifth-year players were not rostered.The SEC filed its initial complaint earlier in September, saying that LSU created a "competitive imbalance" and violated the conference's First Amendment rights by attempting to sign players who declared for the NFL Draft.The motion to dismiss says that the complaint "fails to…

Louisiana Attorney General Says SEC’s Lawsuit Vs. LSU Should Be Dismissed As Alabama Court Lacks Jurisdiction

TIGER RAG NEWS SERVICES LSU, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill and the other defendants in the Southeastern Conference’s federal lawsuit asked an Alabama judge Friday to dismiss the case with prejudice, arguing the conference has no live controversy for a federal court to decide. The motion filed on Friday in the U.S. District Court for