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LSU Does Not Add Former NFL Players to Roster Following Legal Decision

LSU has decided not to add former NFL players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris to its roster for the upcoming season opener against Clemson, despite a legal victory that made them eligible to play. The SEC has expressed disagreement with the ruling that allowed the players to seek eligibility, and Clemson has raised concerns about potential contractual violations if the players participate in the game.

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LSU has decided not to add former NFL players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris to its roster for the upcoming season opener against Clemson, despite a legal victory that made them eligible to play. The SEC has expressed disagreement with the ruling that allowed the players to seek eligibility, and Clemson has raised concerns about potential contractual violations if the players participate in the game.

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LSU makes surprise roster decision on former NFL players one day after legal win

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LSU Does Not Add Former NFL Players to Roster Following Legal Decision