SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is in favor of a nine-game conference schedule. But College Football Playoff bids are a concern.
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey confirmed Monday that he’s in favor of his conference going to a nine-game football schedule.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey joins The Paul Finebaum Show and discusses the conversations being held around the CFP along ...
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USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSNGreg Sankey coin flip determines Texas, South Carolina SEC tournament seeding orderCommissioner Greg Sankey flipped a coin to determine the seeding between No. 1 Texas and No. 2 South Carolina.
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Hosted on MSNGreg Sankey provides detailed context to coin flip, addresses Vic Shaefer criticism, online conspiraciesOne of the more unusual events in modern college football unfolded on Sunday. With South Carolina and Texas tied atop the SEC ...
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Hosted on MSNGreg Sankey on potential changes to College Football Playoff structure: ‘Allocations have been made’The future of the College Football Playoff and its format, including qualifications for making the field as well as the ...
Which schools could increase TV revenue for the SEC or Big Ten? Which teams could drop off like Florida State last year?
Texas coach Vic Schaefer took a subtle jab at Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey over the coin flip that determined the SEC Tournament seed between the No.
Sankey was in New Orleans as part of a multi-day summit between the SEC and Big Ten regarding a number of issues surrounding ...
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SEC tries to revise College Football Playoff bracket, but Greg Sankey faces pushbackThe SEC helped rearrange conference alignment in a blow to the 12-team playoff's vision. Now, it's time for SEC boss to slurp ...
NEW ORLEANS -- Following a joint meeting between athletic directors representing their respective conferences on Wednesday, ...
Greg Sankey knows the SEC has influence but for how much longer if it doesn't adapt to modern scheduling realities in college ...
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