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The Big Ten has become the premier league in College Football. The last three National Championships have been Big Ten schools (Michigan 2023, Ohio State 2024, Indiana 2025). In 2024 the conference added USC, UCLA, Oregon, and Washington, making the conference even more dominant. Now, in an unexpected turn of events an elite SEC school could be available for other conferences to claim. Here are the details. Also Read: “SEC To Expel LSU” Bombshell Federal Lawsuit Filed Against Louisiana State University (Breaking News) Big Ten Could Add SEC School If They Really Are Expelled The SEC is seeking authority to expel LSU from the conference, according to reports earlier today. Despite the fact that LSU is unlikely to actually do such a thing if granted that authority, analysts and fans have started fantasizing what the Tigers might do if they are in need of a new conference. As part of its federal lawsuit against LSU, the SEC has amended its complaint to detail the process for expulsion. The answer is obvious for many: join the Big Ten. “The Big Ten could just boot Rutgers and add LSU,” one user on X mused. “Still obviously a long ways to go but LSU in the Big Ten would be pretty wild,” Ryan Glasspiegel wrote. “Greg Sankey has already been getting pushed around by Tony Petitti and the Big Ten in all CFP expansion talks, pushing LSU out as one of if not the top brand in his conference for the Big Ten to potentially acquire would be the worst business move he ever makes, and it’d be because his personal feelings are hurt before LSU ever broke a rule,” a third declared. “The SEC giving LSU to the Big Ten would be the worst decision in this era of college sports.” “The SEC would be foolish. LSU to the Big TEN immediately.” Lane Kiffin’s hiring as head coach at LSU has turned the school into one of the most polarizing programs in college football. At this point, there’s no telling where things will go. It may all blow over and fade away into history, or it might become the seismic shift in college sports we see almost annually. Adding LSU to the Big Ten would be bigger than any realignment.