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Greg Sankey cagey on CFP expansion, 9-game schedule

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey speaks on potential college football playoff expansion

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey addressed the ongoing college football playoff expansion debate on Monday to open up SEC Media Days in Atlanta.

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Greg Sankey embellishes bold claims about SEC football schedule

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2025 SEC Media Days: Greg Sankey cagey on CFP expansion, nine-game schedule as changes 'strain' college sports

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SEC's Greg Sankey: CFP expansion not a done deal

The College Football Playoff could remain at 12 teams if the Southeastern Conference and Big Ten can't come to an agreement, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said Monday.

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

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SEC Commish Greg Sankey Responds to 2026 Format, Conference Expansion Questions

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Commissioner Greg Sankey casually flexes SEC’s authority

The revenue-sharing plan with college athletes, put into action on July 1 following a long-awaited settlement in the House v. NCAA lawsuit, will almost certainly face legal challenges and tweaking, b...

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SEC Touts Strength Amid Talk of Schedule, Playoff Expansion

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SEC commissioner Greg Sankey talks CFP format, differences with the Big Ten, March Madness expansion (and everybody listens)

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

The two leagues have yet to agree on the College Football Playoff format after this coming season and could leave it at 12 teams.

How SEC football schedule decision could impact play locations

"The freakout factor [in college sports] is a little bit high," Greg Sankey said at Atlanta's SEC Media Days.

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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,