Listed teams that Tigers would like to get rid of in the up coming season of…

The Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners will join the South Eastern Conference next season, adding two new teams to the league. What if, in this impossible scenario, LSU managed to kick one team out of the SEC? Could the Tigers repeat their 2003 season without losing? In a few seasons, would they return and win the opportunity to compete for the National Championship? Would they kick out a team solely to get rid of the supporters? The following are the top five people that LSU should eliminate from the world:

Even though Texas is a new member of the SEC, it would be amusing if they were demoted and considerably more effective on the field for SEC opponents. Since 1963, the Longhorns and Tigers have only met twice. In the previous meeting, Joe Burrow scored 45 points against the Longhorns to launch his career as a Heisman front-runner.
For the current members, recruiting and on the field are the two main concerns with Texas’s SEC membership. The Longhorns are home to the best NIL programs in the country, as seen by their most recent weekend of recruiting recruits.
Steve Sarkisian appears to be bringing the program back to the level they reached under Mack Brown on the field. One of the favorites to win both the SEC and the National Championship in 2024 is the Longhorns going into the conference.