LSU sack leader Princewill Umanmielen served in $550K lawsuit filed by Ole Miss
LSU sack leader Princewill Umanmielen has been served legal papers related to a July lawsuit filed by the University of Mississippi which alleges that the former Rebels edge rusher owes Ole Miss $550,000 because of his decision to transfer to the rival Tigers. Records filed in Lafayette County Civil Court in Mississippi indicate that papers were served on Tuesday, just five days before No. 7 LSU…
Former LSU defensive end Princewill Umanmielen has been served legal documents in connection with a July lawsuit filed by the University of Mississippi. The lawsuit alleges that Umanmielen owes Ole Miss $550,000 for his transfer from the Rebels to the Tigers. According to records filed in Lafayette County Civil Court in Mississippi, papers were served on Tuesday, just five days before LSU was set to face Ole Miss in a highly anticipated game.
Umanmielen was served outside LSU's football operations complex, and was informed of the lawsuit by an anonymous source. Ole Miss has said that the agreement between the players included a provision requiring them to compensate the university if they departed before fulfilling their commitment.
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