SEC Establishes 2024 Football Schedule Format
SANDESTIN BEACH, Florida (June 1, 2023) - The Southeastern Conference has established a scheduling format for the 2024 football season as it continues to finalize a long-term strategy as a…
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey decries state-by-state NIL laws, calls for uniformity
There is a growing chorus of coaches and administrators across college sports clamoring for national standards in NIL practices. SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey has taken up his part. Tap below…
An Open Letter on Power 5 – Group of 5 Branding
The use of P5 has created a divide in Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) football that is not healthy and that is often not supported by competitive results on the field…
Oklahoma, Texas Receive Final Approvals to Join SEC in 2024
Oklahoma and Texas now can officially leave the Big 12 and join the SEC on July 1, 2024. Tap below to read the report by Wilton Jackson for Sports Illustrated.…
States move to lift barriers between college athletes, NIL
Lawmakers in Arkansas, Texas and elsewhere are working to remove barriers between college athletes trying to cash in on their fame and the schools for which they play as administrators…
SEC Mulling Drastic Punishments for Storming the Field
The SEC harbors safety concerns over letting thousands of fans on the field, and schools could lose future home games or even be forced to forfeit a win in the…
Clocks will run after first downs in college football with NCAA set to change half-century old rule Friday
The NCAA is expected to approve today rules changes proposed earlier this year that will allow the clock to run after first downs are achieved in all divisions except Division…
No New Bowl Games Will Be Added This Season, Bowl Executive Director Says
After a review of the bowl system this spring, college leaders decided against approving any new bowl games while also keeping the eligibility standard of a 6–6 record. Tap below…
NCAA Rule Change Allows Recruits Unlimited Official Visits; Previously Allowed Only 5
Prospects choosing a college can now visit an unlimited number of Division I schools, the NCAA announced Thursday. Tap below to read the report by Julia Stambaugh for Bleacher Report.…
College Football Executives Considering Four Changes to Shorten Games
A years-long effort in exploring ways to shorten college football games is entering the fourth quarter. Tap below to read the report from Ross Dellenger for Sports Illustrated. https://www.si.com/college/2023/02/20/college-football-shorter-game-rules