A move from eight to nine annual SEC games for each team, which almost certainly would preserve some longstanding league ...

SEC officials debated their future schedule format this week, but they're unlikely to reach a decision by the end of their ...

The Texas Longhorns will always have the Red River Showdown against the Oklahoma Sooners, but a scheduling conflict may put another ... have representatives at the SEC meetings, but are not ...

The SEC's proposed rule estimates the cost of rooting out any conflicts that arise from working ... Birdthistle said regulators have yet to set a schedule for compliance should the rule eventually ...

The Big Ten and SEC, which hold significant sway over ... Expanding to 16 teams could intensify scheduling conflicts with the NFL in December, as it would add four more first-round games.

Primarily, a ninth conference game would trigger a likely scheduling ... avoid conflict under the 12-team format. The CFP Management Committee will meet in Dallas next week where the SEC and ...

At issue is the SEC's allegation that Perceptive did not disclose its SPAC-related conflicts of interest to the PLSM Fund's board until after: (1) ARYA II completed a business combination ...

REQUIRED READING: Tennessee football schedule 2025: Every SEC opponent Vols will face The schedule will feature the same opponents for schools as the 2024 schedule, completing a home-and-home two ...

Without citing prominent recent examples of such conflicts of interest in the asset-backed securities market, SEC officials said the conflicts rule was needed to remove the opportunity and ...

The SEC's scheduling debate will renew when the conference's spring meetings begin later this month. It's that age-old question of whether to stick with eight conference games or bump up to nine.

SEC brass are debating whether to go to a nine-game conference schedule, up from eight, but what if there was a better idea? Picture this: Each SEC team plays 10 games vs. Power Four opponents ...

DESTIN, Fla. — The SEC has a perception problem. It does not really have a scheduling problem. At least not yet. The perception is the the SEC is afraid. It’s scared to risk its reputation as ...