How does the LSU vs. SEC fight end? Greg Sankey took the podium at SEC Basketball Media Days and said LSU damaged its relationship with the conference, even though LSU complied with the SEC’s demands weeks ago and Will Wade confirmed RJ Luis hasn’t been rostered. Blake walks through the timeline, asks why Missouri faces no backlash for adding former pro CJ Gunn through a court order, and explains why he thinks the SEC’s federal lawsuit has become about politics and power. He also discusses Sankey’s ties to ESPN and the Protect College Sports Act, and whether going independent could ever be an option for LSU.
Then it’s the Wednesday breakdown of what LSU must do to beat Mississippi State: the latest injury report for LSU’s linebackers and for Kamario Taylor and Fluff Bothwell, why Sam Leavitt and Jackson Harris should attack the boundary away from Kelly Jones, how to exploit a Bulldogs safety room that struggles in coverage, and the pass protection and defensive pressure questions that could decide Saturday.
Subscribe for daily LSU Tigers football, basketball, and SEC coverage.
#LSU #LSUFootball #GregSankey #SEC #MississippiState #WillWade #GeauxTigers
(0:00) – How Does the LSU vs. SEC Fight End?
(1:00) – Sankey: LSU “Damaged the Relationship”
(2:04) – Timeline: LSU Complied Weeks Ago
(5:03) – Missouri’s CJ Gunn & the SEC’s Double Standard
(7:55) – Fighting LSU Instead of Fixing Officiating
(13:01) – Should LSU Consider Going Independent?
(17:46) – Sankey, ESPN & the Protect College Sports Act
(25:09) – Injury Report: LSU Linebackers & Kamario Taylor
(28:20) – Offensive Keys: Attack the Boundary & the Middle of the Field
(46:52) – Defensive Keys vs. Mississippi State
(56:01) – #AskBlake
