SEC and Big Ten ... college football through one of its most significant periods of transformation. Decisions made at these meetings will likely define the sport’s next chapter, from playoff ...

Paul Finebaum: "The Big Ten, at the moment, owns college football. And there's no way you can say it doesn't... it's an uncomfortable feeling for the SEC, which has owned the sport. But it's a ...

GO DEEPER CFP expansion has ... Don’t get too giddy, SEC haters. The king of college football will be back, and soon But Indiana’s CFP inclusion whipped the Big Ten’s detractors into a ...

The SEC and Big Ten athletic directors are set to meet on February 19 in New Orleans to discuss transformative issues in college football ... from playoff expansion to the financial realities ...

They also cover expectations for how the SEC and Big Ten could ... (1:05) College Football Playoff schedule (19:16) Transfer Portal winners (48:36) College Football Playoff expansion (59:09 ...

Heck, this is back-to-back years without an SEC team even playing in the title game. We all know the only reason the College Football ... Give the Big 10 credit for expansion that included Oregon ...

So just get on with it, guys, and stop trying to sell college football ... SEC and Big Ten will argue for at least two and sometimes all three of the at-large spots as well because recent ...

Big Ten football fans know Paul Finebaum doesn’t often go to bat for the conference. Recently, he was one of the numerous national media members questioning why Indiana made the College Football ...

College football’s conference realignment recently took a turn. The Big Ten and SEC reportedly did not have as much interest in Florida State with their recent ACC turmoil, and there were rumors that ...

The time has come for the SEC’s fans, its media machine and especially its commissioner to fess up to the reality that has simmered under the surface this entire college football season.

It was implemented for this season with the expansion ... The Big Ten and SEC will dominate the national narrative, both during the regular-season and the College Football Playoff.