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The SEC has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama against LSU, including President Wade Rousse and AD Verge Ausberry, and Football HC Lane Kiffin. In its complaint, the league requests the court “enter a preliminary and permanent injunction prohibiting Defendants from violating the Conference’s First Amendment rights by compelling the Conference to associate with conduct that is contrary to the Conference’s purpose and mission.” The SEC’s argument that the school and Kiffin “began an orchestrated campaign to recruit professional athletes to join LSU’s football roster for the 2026-27 season” represents an aggressive league approach, as it takes steps to self-govern and enforce a league-wide rule. Per Thursday’s filing, “every SEC member institution — including LSU — has affirmed that individuals who choose to leave college athletics, sign professional playing contracts, and compete professionally should not then be permitted to return to college competition.” More from On3’s Pete Nakos. (link)

As the SEC's federal lawsuit against LSU was filed and became public on Thursday, Commissioner Greg Sankey was on the stand testifying in a Baton Rouge court in the preliminary injunction hearing involving former NFL players Zxavian Harris and Dae’Quan Wright. ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports that Sankey’s testimony at today’s hearing lasted more than three hours with the commissioner staying in his custom monotone for the duration. One Sankey takeaway: “The NFL is not a recruiting ground for college football. It never has been.” (link)

WAFB Sports Director Jacques Doucet on today’s Baton Rouge court hearing: “[Plaintiff’s Attorney] Tony Clayton is hammering SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey and his attorney, Jason Williams, keeps objecting - and nearly always getting overruled. After the latest such time - Clayton said ‘as my grandma used to say - ain’t no fun when the rabbit got the gun!’ The judge ordered that comment to be struck from the record.” (link)

South Carolina Attorney General/Republican Gubernatorial candidate Alan Wilson speaks out in support of the SEC in its ongoing battle with LSU over the issue of pro athletes attempting a return to college. “College athletics is meant for just that, college students! Putting a previous NFL player on a college roster against the directive of the Southeastern Conference, not only circumvents the authority of the conference, but also undermines the spirit of college athletics. It is in the best interest of South Carolina colleges and universities to stand with my fellow Attorneys General against this practice and in support of the SEC.” (link)

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch also weighed in on the pro-college player eligibility debate: “As Mississippi’s Chief Legal Officer, I stand with Ole Miss and Mississippi State … I support their right to do what is necessary to protect the integrity of their programs and the integrity of the sport. I support their right to promote the best interests of their student-athletes.” (link)

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry took to X to respond to South Carolina AG Alan Wilson and Georgia AG Chris Carr: “Calling them ‘NFL players’ is at best disingenuous, and at worst intentionally deceptive. They are not professional football players circling back after years in the NFL. They are college players who were told, by the NCAA, that they were done. So they took the only door that was open—only to watch the NCAA change the lock behind them.” (link)

U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken has overruled objections from incoming Division I student-athletes to the continuation of the House settlement, clearing the way for direct revenue sharing and roster limits to proceed without court-ordered changes for Year 2, per CBS’ Brandon Marcello, who notes “this was expected.” (link)

Republican leaders have announced that the final two weeks of the pre-mid-term election House session have been cancelled, with members set to depart Washington no later than September 17 and not return until mid-November. Per Politico’s Meredith Lee Hill, Mia McCarthy and Riley Rogerson, the move will severely curtail what had been a full September legislative calendar. “Leaders would recall House members for those canceled weeks if the Senate moves forward with a party-line budget reconciliation package in the meantime, GOP leaders indicated, though that is not anticipated. The decision comes as candidates agitate to get back on the campaign trail and as GOP leaders continue to struggle to maintain control of the House floor.” (link)

College Football Playoff officials are considering a move toward triggering a mandatory 30-day negotiating window with ESPN as they pursue the value of potential expansion options, per Ross Dellenger, who writing for On3, notes sources caution the decision has not been formally made, but talks are accelerating to the point that network officials and staff members are expecting it to occur. The decision would signal serious interest in exploring the worth of a 24-team playoff format, while not committing to expand. The CFP Management Committee spoke during its Tuesday call about triggering the window which would grant playoff officials flexibility to meet the Dec. 1 deadline — a contractual date in which leaders must decide if the current 12-team field will expand in time for next year’s event. “Already, the networks have pushed back a deadline for conferences to notify them if they will eliminate their conference championship games — a necessary move in any 24-team expanded bracket. That deadline is also expected to align with the CFP expansion date of Dec. 1.” (link) 

Sam Houston State AD Bobby Williams will retire at the end of this academic year as the longest tenured DI AD in the country. President Alisa White: “Bobby Williams' extraordinary tenure has helped shape Sam Houston Athletics and strengthen our university in lasting ways. His commitment to student-athletes, coaches and staff, along with his leadership through a transformational period for our athletics program, has created a legacy that will be felt for generations. We are grateful for his 45 years of service to Sam Houston and for the lasting impact he and his family have made on our Bearkat community.” (link)

Boston College AD Blake James has received a two-year contract extension that would keep him with the Eagles through 2031, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel. (link)

Iowa State announces the official launch of its AD search. As part of the process in conjunction with Parker Executive Search, ISU President David Cook will consult with an advisory committee consisting of university representatives, the Iowa Board of Regents and community and former student-athletes. What type of qualities or traits is Cook looking for in the next AD? “In this day and age, we’ve got to remember what's important. This is about students and student-athletes and that's something that Jamie’s done for the last 20-plus years. … That's critical to Iowa State. That's critical to the values of the institution, to our fan base, to our alumni. That's going to be something that's going to be really important to us.” (link, link)

The Pac-12 is launching the "Pac-12 Field Pass," featuring in-game player and coach audio access; instituting live broadcast integration from its officiating replay command center; mandating player availability reporting; and installing an executive league governance team led by Executive Committee Chair/Texas State President Kelly Damphousse and AD Committee Chair/San Diego State AD John David Wicker. Additionally, the league made its bowl partnerships official, for both the former and current members, and finalized the tiebreaker policy for berths in the Pac-12 Championship Game on December 4 (on the home field of the No. 1 seed). More. (link, link)

Arkansas State agrees to a multi-year jersey patch sponsorship deal to place longtime partner Centennial Bank’s logo on the Red Wolves' football jerseys, beginning with the 2026 season. (link)

Spectrum has inked multi-year, Learfield-facilitated agreements to place its logo on the 25-yard-lines at Wisconsin’s Camp Randall Stadium and TCU’s Amon G. Carter Stadium, as well as on South Carolina’s Dragon Seats [sideline benches] and student club space in Williams-Brice Stadium. (link)

Virginia Tech agrees to an enhanced partnership with Virginia Credit Union to place the financial institution’s logo on the field between the 20- and 30-yard lines at Lane Stadium. In addition, the agreement will create opportunities for Virginia Credit Union to engage directly with the VT community through fan-focused experiences, promotions and community initiatives. Playfly Sports assisted athletics in brokering the deal. (link)

Yale signs a 10-year partnership extension to have Under Armour continue serving as the exclusive apparel, footwear and equipment supplier for the Bulldogs’ 35 varsity athletics programs through 2036. (link)

Ongoing Gateway District construction that’s limited capacity at David Booth Memorial Stadium to just 32K could cost Kansas as much as $1M per football game this season, per KCUR’s Sam Zeff, who notes the project is one reason athletics is projecting a $13M budget deficit this year, on top of last year’s $16M shortfall. That’s not the only financial headwind the department is currently facing as the school anticipates bringing in almost $4M less in apparel sponsorships, merchandising and investment income, while projecting to spend $2M more on NIL licensing and student-athlete salaries and $3M more on scholarships and housing. As a result, the university is diverting money from academics for the second year in a row to subsidize athletics with $16M and drawing down a $50M line of credit the athletic board approved back in April. On a positive note, philanthropic giving is up and KU expects to make about $2M from the Jayhawks’ game against Arizona State in London on September 19. Despite the multimillion-dollar deficits, Kansas AD Travis Goff remains bullish on athletics’ financial future. “There's a chance to get into the black in next year's budget. I'm not necessarily assuming it will happen. It'll be very close. Then the subsequent year, which would be 2029, is heavy into the black, starting to really pay down that line of credit.” More. (link)

Middle Tennessee unveils plans for a $16M upgrade to the west side seating area of Floyd Stadium that’s expected to add more than 2,200 new 24-inch chairbacks with substantially wider 48-inch seating treads. In addition to the new seating, existing benches in the upper corners of the west side will include backs for greater fan comfort. The project will include patios on the north and south ends of the west sidelines that will be open to all fans, featuring limited concessions, televisions, picnic tables and a party deck. Two 57-foot ribbon boards will also be added between the patio and party deck at each end of the west side, enhancing in-game production for fan entertainment. Designed by Gilbert McLaughlin Casella Architects, with Reeves Young serving as the general contractor, the project is scheduled to begin immediately following the 2026 football season, with completion set for August 2027. More, including renderings. (link)

Eastern Washington is moving forward with the $8M second phase of its Roos Field upgrade project, with plans to construct an elevated press box above the eastern grandstands. This next stage of development is expected to commence next year and be completed in time for the 2028 football season. The effort is part of nearly $250M that EWU expects to spend on facility and capital improvements over a 10-year period. (link) 

People & Places…
➤ West Virginia’s Gold & Blue Enterprises taps Gainwell Engineering Director of North America Sales Joshua Pearson as CRO. In his role, he will focus on expanding corporate partnerships, developing new revenue opportunities and helping create sustainable avenues to support Mountaineer student-athletes and the future of WVU Athletics. (link)
➤ HD Intelligence taps Horizon League Senior Assoc. Commissioner for Basketball & Analytics Kelley Ford as Senior Director of League Partnerships. (link)
➤ Duke Men’s Lacrosse HC John Danowski has received a contract extension through 2029. (link)
➤ UTEP Women’s Volleyball HC Ben Wallis signs a contract extension that could keep him in El Paso through August 2031. (link)

Bruin Report Online’s Tracy Pierson with a key update on the leadership change at UCLA: “There is a bit of news we’re reporting here, and it’s a clarification: [Tim] Harris is the permanent head of UCLA athletics. The appointment of Harris was announced as being on a pro bono and interim basis but, according to sources, Harris and Chancellor Frenk have agreed to Harris being permanent CEO. His title is CEO and Director of Athletics. The terms of the agreement will be worked out at a later date – when Harris and Frenk have time to take a breath. Undoubtedly they’ll get in some facetime with each other this weekend, since we’ve heard both Frenk and Harris plan to attend the UCLA football game in Berkeley on Saturday.” (link)

UAB Men’s Basketball HC/Interim AD Andy Kennedy took several questions from media members on a number of topics with his most notable comments on if he’s interested in leading the Blazers from the AD chair on a full-time basis: “That is not the intent right now. My goal is to do what is best for UAB. I want the best person for UAB. … I've been in this space now, I'm going into my 20th year as a head coach, 30 years in this space as a coach. I've been at a number of different institutions that do it a lot of different ways. So again, I just wanna be able to lend that. This is my life. You know when you're dealing with running a university at the scope of UAB, athletics is a small part of it. Well, this is what I do. This is my life and so I want to be able to be a resource.” (link)

The SEC filed a brief with a Louisiana court ahead of today’s injunction hearing, which includes an affidavit from commissioner Greg Sankey. From the affidavit: “Acting pursuant to direction I received on August 26, 2026, from the SEC Presidents and Chancellors in a continuation of the official meeting referenced in the prior paragraph, I issued the memoranda attached as Exhibits C and D to all SEC member institutions and coaching personnel. These memoranda do not and did not create new SEC Bylaws or rules. The memoranda simply provide guidance from the SEC office, as directed by the Presidents and Chancellors, concerning the enforcement of the Bylaws and imposition of penalties and sanctions against SEC member institutions, CEOs, coaches, and other SEC athletics personnel. No SEC President or Chancellor voted against the direction set forth in these two memoranda; the President of Louisiana State University abstained from the vote authorizing the issuance of these memoranda.” More via Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger. (link)

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr sent a letter to SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey calling for LSU to be suspended and removed from the conference if it rosters former NFL players: “As the Chief Legal Officer of the State of Georgia, I would like to know how LSU intends to proceed in light of recent developments in the Louisiana litigation. If LSU does in fact roster one or more pro athletes or demonstrates concrete plans to do so, we would strongly encourage the SEC to take all measures available to address this conduct, up to and including suspending and/or removing LSU from the Conference. Conference members have the freedom to associate with institutions committed to following NCAA and Conference rules. No institution should be allowed to ignore the obligations of Conference membership while continuing to receive the benefits of membership. … We reserve the right to use all legal means necessary to protect the University of Georgia, student-athletes, and the integrity of college athletics.” Full letter. (link); Per ESPN’s Pete Thamel, the SEC declined comment. (link)

Louisiana AG Liz Murrill has filed an amicus brief on behalf of the state ahead of today’s eligibility case concerning former NFL players returning to college. You can guess which side she’s on. (link)

The U.S. Senate Democratic caucus remains divided over whether to pass the Protect College Sports Act ahead of the midterm elections, according to Semafor's Burgess Everett. While Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) estimates up to half the caucus could support the legislation—including 13 firm commitments—a coalition led by Senators Chris Murphy (D-CT), Cory Booker (D-NJ), and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) continues to mount opposition. The internal debate has fractured traditional political alliances, pitting the AFL-CIO, NAACP, and Congressional Black Caucus against HBCU leagues and major power conferences over concerns about crossing labor unions. Murphy indicated that support for the measure remains precarious as lawmakers review the legislative framework: "As people learn more about the bill, they have a lot more questions. And so it seems pretty uncertain as to whether it has the vote." Meanwhile, Coons notes: “We’ve got four Democratic co-sponsors now. We have nine more who are firm yes-es and have either voted for it in committee or publicly committed themselves to support it. So that’s 13 Democrats right now ...  As I’m calling through the caucus, we have another 10 who are either a strong yes or a lean yes.” (link)

Meanwhile, Colorado State FAR/Sacred Cow publisher Kyle Saunders outlines the legislative hurdles facing the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) in the House even if the bill clears the Senate, pointing to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) enforcing party discipline 62 days out from the midterm elections. While Senate opposition remains led by Senators Chris Murphy (D-CT) and Cory Booker (D-NJ), Saunders noted that any Senate momentum could stall in the House because the current floor text has shifted left of earlier drafts like the SCORE Act: "If Rs hold their discipline … the bill will have to move further left to secure any D votes, which means it would be amended and then we could play ping pong back and forth while it dies, or attempt to reconcile, or it just fades because there's no path." (link)

Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark appeared on Big 12 Radio & touched on adopting a 16-team College Football Playoff before ESPN's December 1 deadline: "I'm not sure the economics are there at 16. ... You might still have to give up your champ game depending on the scheduling. ... I'm not sure there's enough economics to support the Power Four conferences giving up a champ game in a 16-team format. There are more economics in a 24-team format to offset some of those losses." (link)

Wisconsin AD Shawn Eichorst engaged in a wide-ranging conversation with the Bleav in Badgers podcast. Here are the highlights…

Navy AD Michael Kelly reflected on his first year leading the academy during a sitdown on the Eye on Annapolis podcast. D1.takeaways…

Butler VP/AD Grant Leiendecker recently sat down with The Butler Collegian’s Sawyer Goldwein. Will the Bulldogs be able to avoid cutting sports due to NIL moving forward? “I’m feeling more [optimistic]. I feel like we’ve made some hard decisions and had to really tighten things up from a budgetary standpoint. The scary part in this environment right now is the way things continue to change and [I] feel like it continues to be more and more unsustainable. … We have to be very prudent and thoughtful about how we’re using our resources and being really strategic with our budgeting, [but] we are growing our revenue significantly. Fundraising’s increased. Our partnership with PlayFly has grown our corporate sponsorship revenue significantly. … I feel like we have the university support, and we’re in a good place with the current number of programs we have here and the overall impact that our sports have on the university.” (link)

The Memphis men’s basketball program is partnering with the Memphis-based nonprofit Prostate Education Awareness Council on the first “Slam Dunk For Prostate Cancer,” set for September 26 at the Laurie-Walton Family Basketball Center. Coinciding with Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, the event will provide free screenings and aims to raise awareness and educate men in the Mid-South. Attendees will be treated to lunch and have access to the Tigers practice. Memphis Senior Deputy AD Tim Duncan, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer earlier this year and had surgery in July, has played a big part in bringing the event to fruition. Duncan: “It feels like a mission. It’s been cathartic working on this event. We don’t talk about this stuff enough. Everything I heard throughout my process was, ‘If you catch it early, it’s treatable in most cases.’ That’s a message we can all get behind.” (link)

The Athletic’s Justin Williams reports the NCAA's inquiry into Cincinnati concerning gambling violations by former QB Brendan Sorsby has been closed, with no punishments levied on UC. Sorsby as an individual was given a Level III violation. (link)

Missouri breaks out the drone to provide a video tour of the north end zone renovations at Memorial Stadium. Check it out. (link)

Rutgers has distributed 24,263 season tickets ahead of its 2026 football opener against Massachusetts, down just 12 tickets from 2025 despite coming off a 5-7 finish, according to NJ.com's Brian Fonseca. Paid season ticket packages rose by 117 to 22,523, while comped tickets dropped by 127 to 1,740. Open season ticket accounts stabilized at 4,487—an 11-account increase—halting a 24.1% decline from the prior cycle when the program lost 1,436 accounts. (link)

According to The Daily Memphian’s Frank Bonner II, “Memphis men’s basketball has sold 1,988 season tickets for this season. Last year at this time, they had sold 4,000.” (link)

McNeese collaborates with NIL PreCheck powered by Advance NIL, to gain access to a structured process designed to help identify and better understand the agents and service providers seeking to work with its student-athletes. (link)

Faced with the daunting task of building a creative team during the middle of basketball season, Air Force Assoc. AD of Marketing/Creative Taylor Jefferson utilized Collegiate Sports Connect’s Talent Finder tool to proactively identify top-tier talent. Bypassing the slow "post and pray" approach, Jefferson leveraged the platform's database of more than 30K professionals, using specific filters, salary transparency, and engagement tracking, to build a highly targeted applicant pool. This proactive strategy yielded immediate results, with six of the top 10 finalists for the Director of Graphic Design position sourced directly through Connect, allowing the department to save valuable time and secure premium talent without missing a step during the busiest times of the year. Read the full case study and learn more about Connect's suite of services. (link) 

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