The SEC’s reality check: Playoff woes indicate college football has caught up. What now?
Some of it may be overboard, dancing on the grave of a not-dead patient by SEC haters who finally see their chance. Some of it is a chance to vent back at the loud pro-SEC voices, at ESPN and elsewhere. And a lot of this may be premature. New arrival Texas could still bring the SEC its sixth national title in eight years.
The College Football Playoff reportedly overruled ESPN's request for the rescheduled Sugar Bowl to kickoff in primetime on ...
Yahoo Sports national columnist Dan Wetzel and senior college sports reporter Ross Dellenger join Sports Illustrated's Pat ...
The College Football Playoff denied a request made by Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey to flip the times and ...
College Football Playoff committee has made a decision on whether or not to flip the dates of the Orange and Cotton Bowls.
Alabama football and its fans felt slighted after not making the College Football Playoff as a 9-3 SEC team, despite ugly ...
Amid the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is ready to see a change to the format.
Joel Klatt argued it's been 'proven' that the SEC is no longer 'clearly' the premier conference in college football.
The Spun on MSN2d
The SEC Is Embarrassing Itself During College Football's Bowl Seasonmany fans and college football pundits cried foul. After all, people argued, even though all three of those SEC ...
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