Truly a debate that’s spanned years and now generations of SEC football coaches, the league is back in a familiar place. After two days of the SEC spring meetings, league commissioner Greg Sankey indicated they didn’t expect to leave the Sandestin resort with a resolution to future football scheduling models.

The future of the SEC football schedule remains a major subject of debate in the conference, especially as it may impact its College Football Playoff chances. Amid that talk, one notable proposal has emerged,

With obstacles still to clear, SEC football coaches are pushing for Big Ten schedule agreement that could boost College Football Playoff bids.