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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2026 · 12 MIN

5 Teams the SEC Could Add if LSU Gets Kicked Out

from First and 16 Podcast - Big 12 College Football and College Basketball · host Adam Gibby

Could LSU actually be kicked out of the SEC — and if it happens, who replaces the Tigers? The possibility of LSU leaving the SEC could create another massive wave of college football conference realignment. On today's First and 16, Adam Gibby breaks down five programs that could make sense as potential SEC replacements. Could Florida State or Clemson finally make the jump from the ACC? Could the SEC raid the Big 12 for Texas Tech or Oklahoma State? And could former SEC member Tulane be the ultimate dark-horse candidate? PLUS: What if LSU doesn't need another conference at all? Could LSU go independent — or even make the unthinkable move to the Big Ten and trigger another nationwide realignment domino effect? 🏈 SUBSCRIBE to First and 16 for Big 12 and national college football analysis, predictions, rankings and realignment coverage. COMMENT BELOW: If LSU left the SEC, who should replace them? #LSU #SEC #CollegeFootball #ConferenceRealignment #Big12 #FloridaState #Clemson #TexasTech #OklahomaState #FirstAnd16

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