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Greg Sankey embellishes bold claims about SEC football schedule

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey boasted Monday that nobody outside of his conference would trade its own conference schedule in favor of an eight-game SEC schedule.

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How Greg Sankey, the SEC and Big Ten will steer the future of college football

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Greg Sankey says SEC, Big Ten still differ on best CFP model

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Greg Sankey says CFP could stay at 12 teams ‘if we can’t agree’ on expanded format

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said Monday that expansion of the College Football Playoff is not a done deal, and that the format could just remain at 12 if he and other commissioners, especially his B...

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SEC Touts Strength Amid Talk of Schedule, Playoff Expansion

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Greg Sankey: SEC, Big Ten have 'different view' on best CFP format

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SEC, Greg Sankey must play cards right with Big Ten for a 16-team CFP expansion

"We have a different view (of College Football Playoff)," Sankey said.

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2025 Tennessee football media guide cover

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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey reinforces potential College Football Playoff expansion

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey on talk of superconferences

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Commissioner Greg Sankey casually flexes SEC’s authority

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey managed to flex with a hint of humbleness during his opening remarks to kick off SEC media days at the College Football Hall of Fame on Monday.

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Greg Sankey recaps SEC's first year as 'super conference'

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'Welcome to one': SEC commissioner Greg Sankey on the talk of superconferences

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Greg Sankey delivers subtle smackdown at SEC Media Days

From tough schedules to massive TV ratings, Sankey reminds college football fans why the SEC still sits on top.

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NCAA Tournament expansion is 'right direction to at least explore,' SEC commissioner Greg Sankey says

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey reiterated his interest in expansion of the NCAA basketball tournaments expansion Monday, saying "we think there are enough quality teams to make this growth appropriate." "Nothing in college basketball is static,