The SEC helped kick off the latest phase of college football realignment, but hearing commissioner Greg Sankey talk, it looks like the conference is happy as is.. Sankey opened the 2022 SEC Media ...

Realignment isn’t finished, and the most powerful conferences tend to get bigger, at the expense of others. Here's an idea for three 20-team conferences.

The SEC does not plan to add any more member schools in the future after it brings on Texas and Oklahoma in the 2024 football ... Big 12 updates realignment plans. Every move that happened on July 1.

The SEC just signed a $3.1 billion dollar deal with ESPN and CBS that pays each school more than $15 million a year with TV rights. In the ACC, Big 12, and Pac-10 the numbers are somewhat smaller ...

This had to happen if the plan was going to be adopted before the current CFP contract ends following the 2025 season. Six bowls are contractually tied to the CFP through that season.

Even as Greg Sankey kept saying "16," at SEC media days, ... The Seminoles have made clear they plan to leave the ACC. SEC is a pacesetter, not a bystander, in conference realignment.

In other words, the SEC and Big Ten are currently chasing a projected 2025 budget shortfall of $764,660,000. Suddenly the new friendship among former conference rivals is clear and concise.

The story of college football over the past few decades cannot be told without a large section on conference realignment. And it might not be close to finished yet. Last year, major news dropped ...

Relaxing June 30 at his Skaneateles Lake getaway in native New York, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey would enjoy a short-lived vacation. News of USC and UCLA’s jump to the Big Ten in 2024 delive… ...

Relaxing June 30 at his Skaneateles Lake getaway in native New York, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey would enjoy a short-lived vacation. News of USC and UCLA’s jump to the Big Ten in 2024 delivered ...

The five leagues combined to generate $3.55 billion in the 2022-23 fiscal year, with the Big Ten reporting revenue of $879.9 million compared with $852.6 million for the SEC.