The Latest Breaking News from Greg Sankey

The current slate of 68 teams isn’t nearly enough for the first-year SEC coach.

Kevin Warren also spoke on the integration of USC and UCLA and his push for equity in men’s and women’s basketball.

The sport’s postseason is expanding to 12 teams, but plenty of questions remain—such as, when will it take effect?

While college football has voted to adopt a 12-team playoff model beginning in 2026, there are still plenty of obstacles to overcome before then.

NEW ORLEANS — When Greg Sankey arrived in New Orleans for Sunday’s showdown between Florida State and LSU, it had been an incredible 72 hours for the SEC commissioner.

ATHENS, Ga. — Under coach Kirby Smart, Georgia figures to be a factor in the College Football Playoff going forward, no matter its current or future format. For now, at least, we know it’s expanding to 12 teams no later than the 2026 season. That was decided by unanimous vote…

Plus, a big upset at the U.S. Open.

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey has brought a measured calm, and a ton more money, to his conference—but his victories have sparked questions about the future of college sports.

Greg Sankey explained why he felt the impending expansion won’t happen sooner than expected.

ATLANTA — The road to Atlanta might become more crowded.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Beer pong was played in front of a thumping bass on College Avenue. Washers were tossed in the shaded grass along Sixth Street. Chicken wings were smoked and burgers were grilled in the prime tailgating spots around Memorial Stadium.