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SEC, Sankey and College Football Playoff

Greg Sankey offers ‘no apologies’ for SEC football scheduling challenge

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Greg Sankey isn’t running from the scheduling challenges SEC football teams face in their quest to win the College Football Playoff championship.

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Why Greg Sankey wants SEC football to still schedule major non-conference games

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What Greg Sankey said about future of SEC football championship game

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SEC commissioner Greg Sankey stands firm on 16-team CFP, details challenges amid 24-team push

Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey stood firm behind a 16-team College Football Playoff expansion Monday, indicating that a disagreement with the Big Ten — which backs doubling the curre...

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SEC commissioner Greg Sankey talks CFP expansion, conference championships and the football calendar

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Greg Sankey's warning about CFP expansion as Tennessee pushes for bigger bracket

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Greg Sankey takes aim at Big Ten, Big 12 for Friday matchups created to ‘grab money’

Greg Sankey explained the SEC's stance of staying away from Friday and Thursday games, taking aim at other conferences in the process.

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Greg Sankey says SEC's stance on 16-team CFP field hasn't changed

As more stakeholders in charge of the CFP express a willingness to consider the Big Ten's proposed 24-team playoff, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey reiterated his league's preference for a 16-team field.

SEC commish Greg Sankey addresses growing support for 24-team CFP

BIRMINGHAM − News broke more than two weeks ago that some of college football's most important power brokers, including the commissioners of the ACC and Big 12 Conferences, had thrown their support behind a 24-team College Football Playoff,

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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey Raises Major Concern Over NCAA Rules as Tampering Debate Intensifies

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey questioned NCAA tampering rule language and urged a quick policy reset as conferences remain divided on enforcement. The debate around tampering rules in college sports has intensified once again. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey ...