Lane Kiffin's Scheme Puts Ole Miss-LSU In Jeopardy | Golding Liked More Than You Think

A federal judge hears the SEC's arguments for a temporary restraining order against LSU at 1 p.m. Wednesday — and granting it may clear the path for the conference's expulsion vote scheduled for Thursday. Steven Willis explains why today's hearing matters more than tomorrow's vote, and what any of it does to Ole Miss-LSU on September 19.

Also: the framing that the SEC keeps beating LSU in court is wrong. Every order actually issued has gone LSU's way, and the federal judge in Alabama has ruled on nothing. What the SEC has done is escalate.

Then Pete Golding, who stood at the podium 1-0 after the best win of the weekend and told everybody not to look at the scoreboard. And three players: Patrick Kutas, Kam Franklin and Caleb Odom.

Three days to Charlotte. Ten to LSU.