A Louisiana judge blocked the SEC from punishing schools that roster the named ex-pros

Judge William Jorden granted a preliminary injunction Thursday night (~9–10:20pm ET per ESPN Dan Murphy / Max Olson / SDS / WAFB) prohibiting the NCAA and SEC from punishing schools that put the named ~42 plaintiffs on the field, including Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. SEC late-Thu statement: presidents unanimously say schools should not roster former pros; conference will defend the standard and plans to appeal. Alabama federal suit from Thursday morning still unresolved. Friday SEC 105 r

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youtube · WAFB

WAFB: Decision made after the judge ruled for the players in the LSU-SEC fight

WAFB night reaction: a Louisiana judge ruled in favor of the players in the LSU-SEC fight over former professionals.

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youtube · 13WMAZ

Wright speaks after the Louisiana preliminary injunction

Dae'Quan Wright speaks after the preliminary injunction that blocks NCAA and SEC punishment for rostering the covered athletes.

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youtube · ESPN

ESPN reaction to the Louisiana injunction for the covered ex-pros

ESPN reaction to Judge Jorden's preliminary injunction shielding schools that roster the named plaintiffs.

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web · ESPN

ESPN: Judge grants injunction for pro players seeking an LSU return

Dan Murphy: Judge William Jorden granted a preliminary injunction that prohibits the NCAA and SEC from punishing schools that put the named plaintiffs on the field.

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web · Saturday Down South

SDS: Louisiana judge clears the way for ex-NFL players to join LSU

Saturday Down South: the preliminary injunction clears the way for the covered ex-pros, with the SEC planning to appeal and Friday's SEC 105 still ahead.

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SDS: The SEC released a statement on the Louisiana court ruling

SDS: SEC presidents unanimously say schools should not roster former pros; conference will defend the standard and plans to appeal Jorden's preliminary injunction.

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