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The CFP contract provides the SEC and Big Ten with the ability to impose changes they both want, but that doesn't matter if ...
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey says the SEC and Big Ten have not agreed on a College Football Playoff format beyond this season ...
Greg Sankey reiterated that the SEC and Big Ten hold all the cards when it comes to the future CFP format, but conceded that ...
Greg Sankey said the burden of shaping the new college sports system is “shared by presidents and chancellors, athletics directors and coaches.” ...
The two titan conferences of college football will ultimately decide how the College Football Playoff will evolve — or won't.
Sankey addressed several hot-button issues during his state-of-the-conference address Monday at SEC media days in Atlanta.
Also true with the dynamic around the sausage-making process of the College Football Playoff future. Greg Sankey used his ...
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey says the 12-team College Football Playoff format could remain if the conferences don't agree on an expansion plan.
Sankey said Playoff expansion is not a done deal, and it appears the SEC and Big Ten disagree on a preferred 16-team format.
Greg Sankey made a bold statement Monday at SEC Media days, which could put his conference at odds with the Big Ten.
Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti has a job to do, and programs to represent. With the College Football Playoff's future in ...
Petitti said his focus for automatic qualifiers is to encourage teams to compete in more challenging regular-season games.