Until now, the SEC was pushing the idea of giving itself four automatic qualifiers in any future College Football Playoff, ...

Headed into the start of SEC spring meetings, the Big Ten believed it had a partner in its push to transform the College ...

The SEC passed out a pamphlet touting its 'regular season gauntlet' to reporters to try to hammer home a message ...

It’s easy to envision the Big Two, loaded with blue blood programs, gobbling up all four of the highest seeds, and the accompanying byes into the quarterfinals, while relegating the ACC and Big 12 ...

The College Football landscape is constantly changing over the past few years as the transfer portal, NIL, and the College ...

The College Football Playoff ... the change everyone has expected for months. Not the expansion to 14 or 16 teams. Or the implementation of four automatic bids for both the Big Ten and SEC.

The SEC is considering moving the softball conference tournament to a neutral site. Previously, the championships were held a different location each year, rota ...

The only constant in college football lately has been change, and SEC commissioner Greg Sankey isn't committing to anything ...

A move from eight to nine annual SEC games for each team, which almost certainly would preserve some longstanding league ...

He talked about which playoff ... loss SEC teams (Ole Miss and South Carolina). SEC commissioner Sankey joins "The Paul Finebaum Show" to detail the conversations around possible CFP changes ...

Including a concept that, depending on whom you ask, is either cockeyed or clever: the SEC holding play-in games to qualify ...