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SEC Mulling Drastic Punishments for Storming the Field

The conference harbors safety concerns over letting thousands of fans on the field, and schools could lose future home games or even be forced to forfeit a win in the future.

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What an Expanded NCAA Tournament Bracket Would Look Like Right Now

If your program didn’t make this year’s NCAA tournament, it likely would in one of these debated 80-team or 96-team formats.

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Nick Saban on NIL: Players ‘Are Going to School Where They Can Make the Most Money’

In an exclusive interview with SI, the Alabama coach talks about the need for more NIL regulations, player safety and the latest rules changes.

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No longer a question of if Texas A&M will face Texas in SEC play, but how often?

DALLAS — As a Texas A&M assistant and then head coach, R.C. Slocum faced off against Texas exactly 30 times, each game special in its own way

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Jeff Gordon: NCAA Tournament should expand to accommodate greater competitive depth

This crazy college basketball season has underscored why the NCAA Tournament should expand from 68 teams to 90.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

SEC’s Sankey Appears to Take Shot at Kevin Warren After Bears News

The commissioner made his remarks at a celebration for Georgia's football national title.

Sports Illustrated

College Sports’ Rapid Winds of Change Blow Through the Big Ten

Former commissioner Kevin Warren led the conference through a momentous three years, but his exit adds another moving part to the volatile college sports landscape.

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Greg Sankey: Bama, Tennessee and LSU All Deserve CFP Consideration

The SEC commissioner stumps for his big programs, as his Big Ten counterparts do the same heading into championship weekend.

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Dennis Gates Wants to See NCAA Tournament Field Doubled

The current slate of 68 teams isn’t nearly enough for the first-year SEC coach.

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Big Ten Commissioner Open to Expanding NCAA Tournaments

Kevin Warren also spoke on the integration of USC and UCLA and his push for equity in men’s and women’s basketball.

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What We Know—and Don’t Know—About CFP Expansion

The sport’s postseason is expanding to 12 teams, but plenty of questions remain—such as, when will it take effect?

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Six Issues That Need Fixing for a 12-Team CFB Playoff

While college football has voted to adopt a 12-team playoff model beginning in 2026, there are still plenty of obstacles to overcome before then.

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SEC’s Greg Sankey sees more work ahead before College Football Playoff expansion

NEW ORLEANS — When Greg Sankey arrived in New Orleans for Sunday’s showdown between Florida State and LSU, it had been an incredible 72 hours for the SEC commissioner.

Orlando Sentinel

Georgia coach Kirby Smart unmoved by playoff expansion

ATHENS, Ga. — Under coach Kirby Smart, Georgia figures to be a factor in the College Football Playoff going forward, no matter its current or future format. For now, at least, we know it’s expanding to 12 teams no later than the 2026 season. That was decided by unanimous vote…

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SI:AM | Recapping CFB Week 1

Plus, a big upset at the U.S. Open.

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An Inside Look at the Most Powerful Person in College Sports

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey has brought a measured calm, and a ton more money, to his conference—but his victories have sparked questions about the future of college sports.

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SEC Commissioner Says CFP Is Unlikely to Expand Before 2026

Greg Sankey explained why he felt the impending expansion won’t happen sooner than expected.

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Wasted time: College football expansion could have come months ago

ATLANTA — The road to Atlanta might become more crowded.

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Ben Frederickson: Mizzou football faithful want forward progress in Eli Drinkwitz's 3rd season

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Beer pong was played in front of a thumping bass on College Avenue. Washers were tossed in the shaded grass along Sixth Street. Chicken wings were smoked and burgers were grilled in the prime tailgating spots around Memorial Stadium.

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College football’s chaotic offseason yields to emotion of season

ATLANTA — College football’s focus now is back on the field, at least temporarily, after a chaotic offseason dominated by such issues as player pay, transfers, conference realignment, coaches’ salaries and the like.

Sports Illustrated

College Football’s 25 Most Intriguing People in Suits

Commissioners, agents, politicians, NIL company executives and more will play a key role in the sport this fall.

Sports Illustrated

Sankey: School Rep. Brought Up Joining SEC As Recently As Last Week

The commissioner did not reveal which school called, but he said he often hears from programs about potentially joining the conference.

Sports Illustrated

Kevin Warren Is Ready to Lead the Big Ten Into the Future

A tumultuous 2020 behind him, the conference’s commissioner has rapidly won over support and turned his league into a coast-to-coast juggernaut.

USA Today Sports Media Group

SEC Wants No Automatic Bids For College Football Playoff

SEC Wants No Automatic Bids For College Football Playoff No auto bids is bad for college football Contact/Follow @JeremyMauss & @MWCwire An expanded playoff might have chosen sides A few months ago, college football fans rejoiced when an expanded ...

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Luke DeCock: Jim Phillips may be last idealist left in college sports. That should count for something.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jim Phillips is a true believer. If there was any doubt about it before, there was none left after Wednesday. At a time when not only his conference but college athletics in general is being pulled in new, odd directions by forces both benign and malignant, the…

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