Could the SEC actually govern itself? With college sports in dire straits, more options are on the table
The SEC is planning to go its own way, perhaps not yet for competition, but for rule-making and possibly enforcement, too. "I'm not saying we are dying. But we must change."
Inside the making (and future) of the latest bill to 'save' college sports — and the major sticking point that's rankling SEC and Big Ten officials
Much of the "Protect College Sports Act" satisfies requests made by the two biggest conferences, but plenty of skeptics are already emerging.
Key senators strike bipartisan deal on sweeping college sports reform with transfer, eligibility and cap enforcement
The bill — named the Protect College Sports Act — would preclude the creation of a so-called “super league”; create an agent registry limiting fees to 5%; permit the pooling of media rights; and bar coaches from leaving their team before the season…
With issues abound, is collective bargaining a viable solution for college sports? 'I never thought I'd say it, but I'm there on employment'
At the center of SEC discussions this week is how to slow the escalating pace of roster values and bring long-term stability to the system, via any means necessary.
With college sports more in disarray than ever, Big Ten left searching for answers
The SCORE act is dead and there's discord everywhere as college sports' leaders seek help from anywhere they can get it.
With college sports more in disarray than ever, Big Ten left searching for answers
The SCORE act is dead and there's discord everywhere as college sports' leaders seek help from anywhere they can get it.
Big Ten's Tony Petitti on move to 24-team College Football Playoff — 'If we have to wait, it's OK. We'll wait.'
The Big Ten's commissioner says the league is sticking to its preference on expanding the postseason — even if it means keeping the playoff at 12 teams until everybody else is on board.
With potential split from CSC on the table, college sports leaders struggling to find solutions to money problems — 'The Big Ten and SEC should break away and do their own deal'
With millions at stake for athletes, college sports must solve their own problems — and they cannot agree on a solution.
After ACC and others throw support behind 24-team CFP, the ball is now in the SEC's court
Now that the other powerbrokers in college football have pulled an about-face and want a 24-team postseason, Greg Sankey's league (and ESPN) may be the only thing stopping it from happening.
Risky business: College sports' new enforcement entity remains on shaky ground despite a costly arbitration victory
The College Sports Commission got a sweeping victory in its first serious challenge in this new era of college athletics.