Commissioner Greg Sankey says SEC not recruiting other schools - ESPN
DALLAS — SEC commissioner Greg Sankey reiterated Monday that the league is focused on its 16 members and he is not recruiting any others, in his remarks to open SEC media days.
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SEC commish stiff arms 'Horns Down' question as Texas preps for conference debut
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NCAA OK's on-field sponsor logos for regular-season football games - ESPN
Starting this season, the NCAA will allow commercial sponsor advertisements on football fields for regular-season games in all three divisions, the organization announced Thursday.
SEC's Greg Sankey confident NCAA Division I can operate together - ESPN
DESTIN, Fla. — As the SEC spring meetings concluded on Thursday, commissioner Greg Sankey acknowledged that while college athletics is in «uncharted waters,» he believes the NCAA Division I schools can continue to operate together, and his conference is prepared «to take a leadership role» as they all navigate the historic change.
SEC's Greg Sankey strives for balance in leadership role - ESPN
DESTIN, Fla. — As college athletics faces historic changes, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said he's trying to find a balance between being a «statesman» and being «forceful» in his opinions, knowing his conference and the Big Ten have positioned themselves in leadership roles capable of influencing the future landscape.
Greg Sankey would 'welcome' national standard for college sports - ESPN
DESTIN, Fla. — SEC commissioner Greg Sankey laid out in general terms on Monday evening what congressional help for college sports could look like, saying they constitute «a national system that deserves national standards.»
Historic NCAA Settlement Approved By All Conferences With A Wrinkle; College Athletics Headed Into New Era
The SEC and Pac 12 conferences were the last ones to the party when it came to voting on the NCAA settlement that will change the landscape of collegiate athletics, but the agreement has now been approved by all parties. For the first time, colleges will now be allowed to pay athletes for their participation in sports.