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Clemson Counsel Claims LSU Rostering Former Professional Players Could Breach Contract Between Schools

Clemson says LSU could violate the game agreement by using former pro players, while the SEC seeks to block their return to college football.

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BATON ROUGE — Less than 24 hours after a Baton Rouge judge ruled in favor of several athletes fighting for a fifth year of college eligibility, Clemson told LSU that playing former professional football players could breach the contract the two schools have for their Saturday matchup. Yahoo Sports reports that Clemson general counsel Chip Hood sent an email to LSU's general counsel saying that "certain eligibility" issues may violate the contrac…

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WBRZ broke the news in Baton Rouge, United States on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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