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SEC says it will fight Louisiana court order that opened door for former NFL players

The SEC is challenging a Louisiana court ruling that could allow former NFL players to return to college football.

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The SEC has announced it will challenge a Louisiana court order that temporarily allows former NFL players to return to college football. The order, issued by a Louisiana state court, permits professional players to regain their college eligibility.

The SEC has stated it will comply with the order while preparing to contest the allegations in the plaintiffs’ petition. The SEC's decision to fight the order comes after the court's ruling.

CBS Sports and AL.com both noted the SEC's intention to challenge the temporary restraining order (TRO).

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What is the SEC's stance on the Louisiana court order?

The SEC will comply with the court order while preparing to contest the allegations in the plaintiffs’ petition.

Who is affected by the Louisiana court order?

The order permits former NFL players to regain their college eligibility.

What is the SEC's next step in this legal process?

The SEC plans to fight the TRO and contest the allegations in the plaintiffs’ petition.

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