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Why SEC reversed course on AQ-heavy College Football Playoff format and what it means for Big Ten relationship
Headed into the start of SEC spring meetings, the Big Ten believed it had a partner in its push to transform the College Football Playoff into something more akin to the NFL. The Big Ten and SEC have grown significantly closer over the last year,
Steven Lassan and Braden Gall examine College Football Playoff expansion, future SEC schedules, and analyze anonymous coach ...
The new contract kicking in next year gives two leagues the power to do what they think is best. Yet, still, the CFP talks ...
Battle lines are forming in the ongoing debate for the future of the College Football Playoff's format. The Big Ten wants to ...
LSU football's Brian Kelly explained how the SEC's coaches are approaching the debate between eight or nine conference games ...
On the final day of its spring meetings, the conference didn’t reveal its CFP preference, but it made clear its priority: ...
MIRAMAR BEACH, Fla. – SEC commissioner Greg Sankey bristles at the idea that he's a college sports villain. So, don’t be the villain then. Be the hero the College Football Playoff needs.
The head of the Big 12 chimes in on what his counterpart in the SEC said, and the future of college football's playoff.
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