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Rain delays have interrupted the SEC Baseball Tournament in Hoover, Alabama, with the Florida vs. Georgia semifinal halted in the seventh inning. Officials say the game will resume later, while the forecast calls for continued showers.
Projections place the Jayhawks as top seeds for regional hosting at Hoglund Ballpark, with a slate of opponents and key players emerging as the 2026 NCAA Tournament approaches.
Ole Miss finally broke through the College Football Playoff in 2025, sparking a conference‑wide debate over expanding the bracket and what it could mean for the Rebels’ future.
The Volunteers fell to Arkansas in the SEC Tournament second round, but their storied postseason resume remains among the nation's strongest.
The University of South Carolina and the University of North Carolina have called off their 2028 and 2029 home‑and‑home meetings, ending a rivalry that dates back to 1903 and prompting a wave of emotional reactions from fans across the Southeast.
The Texas Longhorns were eliminated from the SEC Postseason Baseball Tournament after an 8‑1 defeat to the Arkansas Razorbacks. Despite the setback, the team will learn whether it earns a regional in Austin when the 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament field is announced.
Arkansas defeated Texas 9‑1 in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals, with Camden Kozeal delivering two home runs and five RBIs, while Gabe Gaeckle pitched six scoreless innings. The win advances the Razorbacks to the semifinals and boosts their chances of hosting a regional tournament.
LSU’s recruiting classes have repeatedly delivered NFL‑ready players, from Whit Weeks in 2023 to Deuce Geralds in 2026, shaping a legacy that extends beyond college fields.
The debut of the automatic ball-strike system in the SEC baseball tournament ignited a social media wave, with teams and conferences joining a light‑hearted rivalry that even the league commissioner embraced.
At the upcoming SEC spring meetings in Destin, Florida, key stakeholders are poised to approve a 24‑team College Football Playoff format that could begin as early as 2027.
The Texas Longhorns will meet Arkansas in the SEC Baseball Tournament on Thursday, with a highly anticipated pitching duel and strong NCAA Tournament forecasts.
South Carolina and North Carolina have called off their scheduled home-and-home football series for 2028 and 2029, opening a spot for Bowling Green State. The decision aligns with the SEC's broader scheduling overhaul and leaves both programs seeking fresh opponents.
College football’s pursuit of individual glory and NFL‑style revenue models is destabilizing the sport’s traditional collective ethos.
The SEC and ACC's move to a nine‑game conference schedule has led South Carolina and North Carolina to end their scheduled series for 2028 and 2029, prompting the Gamecocks to seek new non‑conference opponents and adjust their 12‑game slate.
The countdown to the college football season reaches its 100‑day mark, sparking excitement across the South and highlighting pivotal early‑season games.
Despite a 10‑8 loss to Missouri and an early exit from the SEC tournament, the Ole Miss Rebels are projected as a No. 2 seed, with Baseball America and D1Baseball placing them in regional brackets that include Hattiesburg, West Virginia and Kansas.
Arkansas will start All‑SEC left‑hander Hunter Dietz against Texas' right‑hander Cody Howard, with Dylan Volantis likely to relieve, under overcast and rainy conditions in Hoover.
In a recent statement, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian voiced strong resistance to the Big Ten's proposal to enlarge the College Football Playoff, insisting that a four‑team format better preserves the tournament's prestige.
The Big Ten's push for a 12‑ or 24‑team College Football Playoff reshapes the conversation, sidelining the SEC's preferred 16‑team model and testing the influence of commissioner Greg Sankey ahead of the spring meetings.
Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti has thrown his weight behind a 24‑team playoff format for college football, a structure that would hand the top eight seeds a first‑round bye and guarantee them home‑field advantage. The proposal promises to keep more programs competitive deep into the season, and a look at Penn State’s hypothetical paths highlights both promise and uncertainty.
In a recent interview, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian explained why he favors a smaller College Football Playoff, citing concerns over prestige, complexity and the influence of broadcast money.
Recent data show the Big Ten has captured every national title in the past three years while the SEC struggles to break through, prompting a wave of questionable rationales from conference leaders and coaches.
Veteran ESPN analyst Michael Wilbon has reignited a heated debate over the proposed expansion of the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, labeling the move a "money grab" that privileges television networks over the welfare of players and the sport’s integrity.
A detailed look at the growing support for expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, the stance of the SEC, and how Tennessee's coaching staff envisions a different postseason history.