Brandon Marcello

SEC coaches and athletic directors grilled CFP officials in a tense meeting over selection metrics and whether a tougher schedule will actually be rewarded

As a bipartisan Senate bill to regulate college athletics gains traction, the SEC is already plotting its own radical roster-building workarounds

After several delays, the Cantwell-Cruz bill was formally introduced on Wednesday morning

The SEC will play conference games in the next-to-last weekend starting in 2027 instead of FCS and weaker FBS teams

Sankey's comments come amid the other Power Four leagues' public support of CFP expansion to 24 teams

A CBS Sports survey shows SEC coaches and athletic directors are split on College Football Playoff expansion while the other three Power Four conferences are in lock-step on a 24-team model

As frustration grows with stalled federal action and a shaky NIL enforcement system, Big Ten leaders are exploring a future where the conference sets and polices its own rules

From scandal to streaming battles, Manuel has navigated a turbulent stretch -- and Michigan continues to win while shaping what comes next in college athletics

After a hard reset and hard-earned lessons over the past several years, USC's coach believes the Trojans are finally built to win now

A bipartisan Senate bill backed by the White House offers the NCAA its best chance to secure antitrust protection and codify rules

An ACC endorsement of the 24-team CFP would side with the Big Ten and Big 12 while putting major pressure on the SEC in future expansion talks

Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark turned to private capital in a deal that could reshape how conferences make money

An arbitrator upheld the rejection of Nebraska football NIL contracts, but a looming California court date threatens to unravel the enforcement system

A draft document obtained by CBS Sports details the most concrete federal reform plan yet for college athletics, including salary caps for coaches and the creation of a new entity empowered to act without litigation risk

Kessler was the lead attorney in the House v. NCAA case last summer that led to revenue-sharing with players