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SEC commissioner denies super league merger talks

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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey denies talks of a super league with the Big Ten, calling the idea "not consistent with the truth." He opposes a bipartisan college sports bill, citing complex issues and voluntary media rights pooling as key concerns. read more


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SEC moves to repeal climate risk disclosure rule

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The SEC proposed repealing a Biden-era rule requiring public companies to report greenhouse gas emissions and climate risks, citing excessive costs and statutory overreach. Environmental groups warn this will deprive investors of crucial financial risk data. read more

Alabama AD calls frequent coaching changes ludicrous

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Alabama AD Greg Byrne called frequent coaching changes "absolutely ludicrous," emphasizing stability with Kalen DeBoer. DeBoer, 20-8 after two seasons, earned a new seven-year, $87.5M contract. Byrne stressed that constant turnover is rarely a healthy long-term solution. read more

Sarkisian apologizes for Ole Miss basket weaving comment

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Texas coach Steve Sarkisian apologized for calling Ole Miss degrees "basket weaving," calling it a "poor choice of words." He clarified he was highlighting inequities in transfer rules, not academics, and stressed the need for fair policies in college athletics. read more

SEC’s Sankey Unfazed by 24-Team Playoff Divisions

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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey remains patient on 24-team CFP expansion, unconcerned about league division or being the last holdout. He emphasizes careful evaluation to avoid devaluing the regular season, noting change is challenging but necessary. read more

Missouri Star Running Back Ahmad Hardy Shot, Stable

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Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy, an All-SEC star, was shot at a Mississippi concert and is in stable condition after surgery. The school says he is alert, with optimism for a football return, though a timeline is unknown. read more

Five-star Jared Curtis challenges for Vanderbilt QB job

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Diego Pavia helped recruit five-star QB Jared Curtis to Vanderbilt, who flipped from Georgia. Curtis competes with senior Blaze Berlowitz for the starting job. Coach Clark Lea praises Curtis's arm talent but cites processing as a hurdle. read more

Sumrall Vows to Wake Floridas Sleeping Giant

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New Florida Gators coach Jon Sumrall vows to "wake this beast up," focusing on strength and a blue-collar mindset to end years of struggle. He is confident about returning the program to championship contention quickly. read more

SEC Fines Kentucky Coach Pope for Outburst

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Kentucky coach Mark Pope was fined $25,000 by the SEC for criticizing officials after a controversial loss to Auburn. The league cited violations of sportsmanship rules regarding public criticism of officiating. read more

Gators Dominate Tide, Fulfill Coachs Bold Guarantee

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No. 19 Florida dominated No. 23 Alabama 100-77, fulfilling coach Todd Golden's guarantee. Alex Condon (25 pts) and Thomas Haugh (22 pts) led the Gators' frontcourt, which outscored Alabama 72-26 in the paint for their fifth straight series win. read more

South Carolina Crushes Vanderbilts Perfect Season

#WomensCollegeBasketball #SEC

No. 2 South Carolina ended No. 5 Vanderbilt's 20-0 start with a 103-74 win. Ta'Niya Latson (21 points) and Tessa Johnson (20) led the Gamecocks, whose defense forced 20 turnovers. Mikayla Blakes scored 23 for Vanderbilt. read more

#SEC #VirginOrbitFraudDimsOffer

A lawsuit by the SEC alleges that venture capitalist Matthew Brown made a fraudulent offer to purchase Virgin Orbit for $200 million in 2023, causing a spike in the company's stock. Brown had less than $1 in his account. read more

#SEC #TrumpMediaFraud

The US SEC charges Trump Media auditor with "massive fraud," leading to $12m civil penalty for BF Borgers and $2m for Benjamin Borgers. Both are suspended from practicing as accountants on SEC filings. read more