BATON ROUGE - Attorneys have amended the complaint in the Louisiana eligibility suit against the NCAA to include the Southeastern Conference and Commissioner Greg Sankey, reports say.

Attorney Tony Clayton told Matt Moscona that the new amended complaint "is sitting on the judge's desk." Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellinger said that the "expectation from those in Baton Rouge is that the judge is expected to address the complaint quickly and enjoin the SEC from enforcing its pro-player ban."

The SEC implemented a policy banning players who have declared for the draft of, signed a contract with, or been listed on a roster in the NFL, NBA and WNBA, including any of their affiliate leagues. 

This comes after LSU received commitments from undrafted defensive lineman Zxavian Harris and former Cleveland Browns tight end Dae'Quan Wright. Both went to college at Ole Miss.