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Attorney General of Georgia

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Sep 8, 2026

Chris GordyHOST
30:48
I think people are going to kind of use this.
Chris GordyHOST
30:49
We saw the attorney generals fighting on, was that Thursday night on social media? The Louisiana AG taking shots at the Georgia AG.
Chris GordyHOST
30:58
And I mean, it's not really warming yourself up to your fellow members.
Chris GordyHOST
31:02
And again, if they're all going to vote on you and they don't like you, this thing could get very ugly.
Jake BockovenHOST
3:33
So I thought some of that stuff might kind of calm down.
Jake BockovenHOST
3:36
But the SEC, remember the Georgia Attorney General brought this up last week.
Jake BockovenHOST
3:41
And I kind of just viewed it as somebody like, you know, stepping up to try.
Jake BockovenHOST
3:45
But now that the league is... is actively like putting together a meeting and all that sort of stuff.
Chris GordyHOST
11:11
I gotta pull journalism thing not attorney generals Attorneys general chimed in across the SEC.
Chris GordyHOST
11:18
Of course we had the Georgia AG Chris Carr wrote a letter to the SEC on Wednesday Asking them to take all measures including suspending or removing LSU from the conference if they proceeded with rostering former NFL players South Carolina AG Alan Wilson joined in on Thursday calling on the university In the Gamecocks program to support the SEC rule of banning NFL players and then also Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch She put out a statement saying University of Mississippi and Mississippi State University run two of the very best programs in the country Support their right to promote their best interests Even Mark Keenum the president of Mississippi State saying I want to thank her for steadfast support During this pivotal time for college athletics Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry fired back at the Georgia AG suggesting uh the LSU suspension and he said calling them NFL players is at best disingenuous and at worst intentionally deceptive.
Chris GordyHOST
12:17
He said they are not pro football players circling back after years in the NFL these are college players who were told by the NCAA they were done so they took the only door that was open only to watch the NCAA change the lock behind them so uh again this is interesting a lot of the other SEC state AGs backing you know Sankey saying hey do something here we don't want this to happen and we want to kick LSU out of the SEC if they keep going forward with this lastly on this the other 15 SEC university presidents did hold meetings to discuss a range of serious measures on LSU if Lane Kiffin and company proceeded with adding news players the statement was the SEC will continue to defend this standard the principle fair competition and the conference's authority to govern competition among its member universities that statement coming from the SEC and then also attorneys representing the sec in court say they plan to file an appeal on thursday night's decision as soon as possible now one other report that came out matt zenitz uh we heard this name prior but lsu also working to add former utah cornerback blake cotton who went through training camp with the denver broncos uh he said it's not finalized but there are things being worked out to try to add blake cotton to lsu's roster now there was a an interesting sidebar yesterday oklahoma added a veteran player to their defensive line room ex-boise state d lineman braxton uh is it feli feely however f e l y but he was granted a tro on thursday granting him eligibility now he was invited to an nfl mini camp by the denver broncos there are pictures have up out there of him wearing a denver broncos helmet but he never signed an nfl contract he didn't make it past the mini camp and again this is where people get hung up the guy went to mini camp worn nfl jersey got coached by nfl coaches but was only there for a couple of days and got cut it's the other guys that made it past mini camp to training camp and that's where you know you become a pro and so again right wrong or indifferent that's those are you know the lines where people are drawing in the sand and then lastly arkansas defensive tackle transfer danny salie s-a-i-l-i he had already been added to the roster to receive a separate t ro on Thursday for Oklahoma, he's headed there So anyway A lot of moving parts A lot of craziness across the SEC But let's talk some actual football When we return Thanks again For making Locked On SEC Your first listen every day Support for today’s episode comes from Square The system powering so many Of the places We already know And love Whether You’re running A packed Game Day Spot A local Restaurant Or a growing Business Square gives Sellers the tools To run Their business Without Making Things More complicated Square brings Payments Inventory Payroll Invoices Customer insights And more Together In One Connected System So whether You’re a One location Business Or Growing into Multiple locations Square Gives you The tools To sell Manage And grow Without Needing An IT team To figure It all Out There’s Something I really Appreciate About A Lot of Those Local spots Nearby That can Handle A huge game Day crowd Without Everything Feeling Chaotic Quick checkout Easy payments Everything Moving Smoothly That’s Where A platform Like square Can Make A real Difference Behind The scenes So If you're Starting A business Or Running One That deserves Better Tools Square Helps You Sell Manage And Grow Without Slowing Down Right Now You can Get Up To $200 Off Square Hardware At square.com slash go Slash College That's S Q U A R E Dot com Slash G O Slash College Run your Business Smarter With Square And get Started Today Thank you guys for making Lockdown SEC your first listen of the day.
Chris GordyHOST
16:26
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Pat SmithHOST
24:05
So you have the South Carolina AG.
Pat SmithHOST
24:08
You've got the Georgia AG.
Pat SmithHOST
24:10
And now this morning, the Oklahoma Attorney General.
Pat SmithHOST
24:12
Have we gotten Tennessee? No, but we've read enough from Donnie Plowman.
Kenny WebsterHOST
12:08
Here's where my head's at on this whole thing.
Kenny WebsterHOST
12:10
Why did the Georgia Attorney General have to embarrass himself by getting involved in this whole thing with NIL and LSU? I don't know what you're talking about.
Kenny WebsterHOST
12:19
The Georgia Attorney
Steve JohnsonHOST
12:20
General wrote a letter on Wednesday
Kenny WebsterHOST
12:26
He sent a letter that sounds like a lawsuit's older, meaner cousin.
Kenny WebsterHOST
12:30
LSU and Kiffin are trying to put a roster together that might sign some NFL guys.
Kenny WebsterHOST
12:35
And so along comes the Georgia attorney general.
Kenny WebsterHOST
12:38
He goes, I don't like that.
Daniel CourtwrightHOST
38:11
So August 31st, Ross Dellinger comes out with an article that says SEC school leaders exploring extreme steps over LSU's plan to sign former pro athletes, including potential expulsion, competition boycott, and a federal lawsuit.
Daniel CourtwrightHOST
38:27
So the legal feud between the SEC and LSU, I mean, it's... ramping up right sec university executives are exploring legal and internal avenues intended to address the school's plans to add former professional athletes to his rosters including boycotting competition against the tigers just sanctioning the school with probation or even expulsion from the sec and filing a federal legal challenge so according to there's a number of different sources on this but the georgia Attorney General was really pushing to get LSU kicked out of the SEC because of this.
Daniel CourtwrightHOST
39:05
I mean, this is a big-time scandal, obviously.
Daniel CourtwrightHOST
39:08
I mean, when you look at what they're trying to do, Daquan Wright, Zavian Harris, both of those guys had a cup of coffee in the NFL, made a couple of exhibition games.
Landrum RobertsHOST
20:20
All right.
Pat SmithHOST
20:21
You had the AG for the state of Louisiana.
Pat SmithHOST
20:23
She kind of gave an impromptu press conference.
Pat SmithHOST
20:26
She started it by saying, go Tigers.
Alex GoleshSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:08
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Pat SmithHOST
21:08
read the transcript of this.
Pat SmithHOST
21:11
So that is – you've got the Georgia AG coming out yesterday telling Greg Sankey, hey, we got your back.
Pat SmithHOST
21:17
Let's expel LSU.
Pat SmithHOST
20:32
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." So keep in mind, South Carolina is one of those other states, another school, that potentially could add a profess- a former professional athlete to their football roster.
Pat SmithHOST
20:54
So now you've got the South Carolina AG, you've got the Georgia AG coming out against what potentially could happen in Louisiana.
Pat SmithHOST
21:02
Meanwhile, you've got the AG of the state of Louisiana, she's on the steps of the courthouse this morning giving a press conference to talk about how, how she is there to support these young people and to support-
Landrum RobertsHOST
21:12
Hmm
Andy StaplesHOST
50:09
It probably does.
Andy StaplesHOST
50:10
The Georgia Attorney General came out on Wednesday and said, hey, the SEC should kick out LSU if it wants to do this.
Andy StaplesHOST
50:17
The Louisiana Attorney General, she came out on Thursday morning with a brief in support of LSU in this hearing, but was pretty hands-off as far as the SEC goes.
Andy StaplesHOST
50:31
And that was wise because LSU, What got Texas Tech fried was the Texas Attorney General threatening the Big 12.
Ben TaylorHOST
14:18
Like, you're, you're, you're putting your political career on the line.
Ben TaylorHOST
14:22
Then you got the Georgia Attorney General that's basically siding with the SEC, and he says, "Throw the book at them."
Kyle RushHOST
14:27
Yeah.
Ben TaylorHOST
14:28
Like, "Go get 'em." So now you got politics and politicians and everybody else involved and all over two dudes that may not play.

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