The SEC’s reality check: Playoff woes indicate college football has caught up. What now?
Some of it may be overboard, dancing on the grave of a not-dead patient by SEC haters who finally see their chance. Some of it is a chance to vent back at the loud pro-SEC voices, at ESPN and elsewhere. And a lot of this may be premature. New arrival Texas could still bring the SEC its sixth national title in eight years.
As College Football Playoffs continue, it’s no longer the mighty SEC and everybody else. The gap has closed.
NIL and the transfer portal have helped create more of an even playing field in the sport. And the SEC's results this postseason have underscored that the league has come back down to earth.
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Is the SEC’s dominance in College Football finished?The College Football Playoff picture was solidified yesterday, with Notre Dame delivering a suffocating, three-phase victory ...
The SEC is home to the most collective talent and has the most teams ranked inside the top 25 year after year. However, when ...
The College Football Playoff will not flip the dates and times of the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic and the Capital One Orange ...
Sankey, who was attending the Sugar Bowl, made clear he’s ready for such discussions about changes to the CFP format before ...
College football's bowl schedule continues on with one game on Thursday. Check out the scores from today's action here: ...
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