SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is in favor of a nine-game conference schedule. But College Football Playoff bids are a concern.

One of the more unusual events in modern college football unfolded on Sunday. With South Carolina and Texas tied atop the SEC women’s basketball standings, a coin flip was used to break the tie for the No.

Commissioner Greg Sankey flipped a coin to determine the seeding between No. 1 Texas and No. 2 South Carolina.

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey confirmed Monday that he’s in favor of his conference going to a nine-game football schedule. That declaration, the furthest Sankey has seemed to go publicly, came with a caveat: as long as it doesn’t hurt SEC teams trying to get in the College Football Playoff.

A coin toss went South Carolina’s way. Just about everything else is coming up Texas. Vic Schaefer's Longhorns are among national title frontrunners.

The Longhorns earned a share of the SEC regular season championship after blowing out Florida on Sunday. AUSTIN, Texas — South Carolina will be the No. 1 seed in the SEC women’s basketball tournament after winning a coin flip on Sunday.

After the No. 1 Texas Longhorns defeated Florida in dominant fashion to secure their first-ever SEC championship, their attention turned to the video

As the No. 1 Texas Longhorns take on the Florida Gators on Sunday, they will be competing for a share of the SEC regular season title. Currently, the Longhorns

The SEC tournament will be hosted by Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C. The league will crown its tournament champion on Sunday afternoon.

Texas coach Vic Schaefer took a subtle jab at Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey over the coin flip that determined the SEC Tournament seed between the No.

With a 72-46 win over Florida at Moody Center on Sunday, Texas secured a share of the SEC's regular season title.