Will Greg Sankey Bring Football Championship Games to the State of Tennessee?
We already know that the SEC has a strong hoops relationship with Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena for the SEC Basketball Tournament. In fact, the Southeastern Conference announced an extended partnership with Bridgestone Arena in 2018 that would keep the SEC men’s or women’s basketball tournament in Nashville through the year 2035. And it makes sense why. […]
SEC Approves Eight-Game Conference Football Schedule For 2024
There’s an abundance of changes coming to the SEC in 2024 but a nine-game conference football schedule isn’t one of them. The league will play an eight-game SEC schedule in 2024 before deciding a permanent schedule model, the SEC announced Thursday evening. The decision comes out of the SEC spring meetings in Destin where the […]
New Report Suggests Changes Coming to SEC Divisional Format
The latest comments from SEC commissioner Greg Sankey suggest sweeping changes to the conference that are sure to stir conversation. According to a report from CBS Sports radio host Marc Ryan, “SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey says the league is looking at going to a single division, and is leaning heavily in that direction. Moving away […]
SEC Commissioner Open To Conversations About Expanding NCAA Basketball Tournament
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is open to a conversation about expanding the NCAA Basketball Tournament, he told Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde Thursday. While Sankey is “not ready to make headlines” about expanding the NCAA Tournament, the idea clearly intrigues him and made it worth it for him to discuss. Sankey — who has been the […]
Everything SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey Said to Open SEC Media Days
As of Monday morning, the 2022 SEC Media Days event is officially underway in Atlanta, Georgia. The four-day event will feature every head coach from the Southeastern Conference along with three student-athlete representatives from each program. In addition, SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey is also present at the event. Commissioner Sankey was the first person to […]
Radical Changes Could Be Coming To NCAA
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced that it would be parting ways with its president Mark Emmert by June 30, 2023 or when a replacement is hired on Tuesday evening. The major shakeup could be just one of many coming to the collegiate athletics landscape in the coming years. According to a report from Sports […]
Former Tennessee Coordinator Joining SEC Office’s Staff
NCAA Basketball: #1s to Final Four? Legendary offensive coordinator and former Ole Miss and Duke head coach David Cutcliffe is joining the Southeastern Conference league office as a Special Assistant to the Commissioner for Football Relations. “David Cutcliffe has earned tremendous respect across the college football community and he adds to the SEC office a […]
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey Addresses Officiating Controversies
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey’s appearance on the Paul Finebaum Show on Wednesday did allow for the commissioner to address several topics regarding the league, and in specific, the sport of college football. One of the first topics that Sankey spoke on was focused on the league’s officiating and referees. A clip, posted to Twitter by […]
Greg Sankey Addresses Tennessee/Ole Miss Delay, Vol Fans, and Alcohol Policy
During an appearance on the Paul Finebaum Show on Wednesday, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey spoke about several topics involving the SEC and college athletics in general. One of the topics mentioned early on between Finebaum and Sankey revolved around the incident that took place during the fourth quarter of Tennessee’s game against Ole Miss “The […]
Texas, Oklahoma Officially Request Entrance Into SEC
A day after informing the Big 12 it would not be renewing their grants of media rights after 2025, Texas and Oklahoma formally requested entrance into the Southeastern Conference Tuesday. “The University of Texas at Austin and The University of Oklahoma request invitations for membership to the Southeastern Conference starting on July 1, 2025,” the […]
