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Why SEC reversed course on AQ-heavy College Football Playoff format and what it means for Big Ten relationship
Headed into the start of SEC spring meetings, the Big Ten believed it had a partner in its push to transform the College Football Playoff into something more akin to the NFL. The Big Ten and SEC have grown significantly closer over the last year,
LSU football's Brian Kelly explained how the SEC's coaches are approaching the debate between eight or nine conference games ...
Steven Lassan and Braden Gall examine College Football Playoff expansion, future SEC schedules, and analyze anonymous coach ...
With obstacles still to clear, SEC football coaches are pushing for Big Ten schedule agreement that could boost College ...
Truly a debate that’s spanned years and now generations of SEC football coaches, the league is back in a familiar place.
In that scheduling world you could see a world where the South Carolina-Clemson rivalry is in jeopardy. Where, perhaps, the ...
A 16-team College Football Playoff model featuring the top five conference champions and 11 at-large teams is gaining ...
Arkansas football coach Sam Pittman explained at spring meetings why he prefers the SEC stick to eight conference games.
While Kelly claims to speak for most SEC coaches, there is no unanimous agreement on how to structure the schedule. The central debate is whether to stick with the current eight-game SEC ...
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$46M SEC Coach Silences Critics with Playoff Approval Following Bold B1G ResponseIn the new 12-team College Football Playoff world, the path to the postseason isn’t just about wins—it’s about timing and ...
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