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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey speaks on potential college football playoff expansion
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey addressed the ongoing college football playoff expansion debate on Monday to open up SEC Media Days in Atlanta. Sankey stated that the conference commissioners have not yet agreed on a playoff format for the future and are continuing to have conversations.
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Sankey said Playoff expansion is not a done deal, and it appears the SEC and Big Ten disagree on a preferred 16-team format.
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