Closer to Big Sky headquarters, the Pac-12 and Mountain West have been seeking media rights deals and finalizing their ...

Instead of an SEC Championship, conduct a mini playoff featuring the top six teams. The 1991 college football standings illustrate conference realignment's longstanding presence. Five of the 10 ...

By adding the Big 12’s top brands in 2021, the SEC became bigger, stronger and more valuable. It also, though, pulled the level on the realignment carousel, and the SEC wields no more power than ...

The recent conference realignment will include an SEC expansion that adds Oklahoma and Texas in 2024. Both programs have decided to leave the Big 12 to join the SEC, which will add an additional ...

Whose pennants will join that pinwheel next? I asked Commissioner Greg Sankey on Tuesday about the SEC’s appetite for further expansion. I didn’t expect Sankey would publicly declare that the ...

It was probably three dozen realignment-is-bad columns ago.) SEC readers — as well as anybody in particular out there — we know you’re torn. You want to talk about the season, but ...

In reference to the apparent expansion plans of competitors, ambitions which include the Big 12 hinting that it wants to become a national conference from coast to coast, Sankey said that the SEC ...

The move that put the realignment carousel into motion three years ago finally is complete. Oklahoma and Texas are members of the SEC, and the nation's most powerful conference literally partied ...

The current state of conference realignment would best be described as a strategic pause. In the aftermath of USC and UCLA bolting the Pac-12 for the Big Ten — an unexpected earthquake whose ...

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey has teased when a vote on expanding the College Football Playoff could come, amid speculation ...

After its spring league meetings, the SEC is starting to favor a 16-team playoff model that isn't what the Big Ten favors.

The SEC embraced an obvious action two years ago when presented with the choice of either adding Oklahoma and Texas or becoming a bystander while those schools explored other conference destinations.