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Assistant coaches on new Florida coach Jon Sumrall's staff will make a combined $11.2 million in 2026.

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said his league still "stands alone" despite the Big Ten winning the past three national titles and holding a 4-0 record against the SEC over the past three seasons in head-to-head CFP matchups.

Oklahoma athletics director Roger Denny says College Football Playoff expansion could be a route to scheduling tougher nonconference games and, ideally, a return of the Sooners' rivalry series against Oklahoma State.

Alabama AD Greg Byrne said changing football coaches every two to three years is "absolutely ludicrous" and emphasized the importance of stability under Kalen DeBoer.

Coach Pete Golding said the whirlwind of commentary about Ole Miss from outside the program speaks to the success that the Rebels are having on and off the field.

Conversations around conference expansion have dominated the college football spring meetings thus far, and Kirby Smart's comments on Tuesday about the SEC essentially seceding if an agreement can't be reached have created plenty of questions.

Two Senators will soon introduce a bipartisan college sports bill which aims to regulate payments to players, limit transfers and restrict coach movement during the season.

How do the 2026 freshmen compare to upcoming classes? How many juniors could be immediate starters?

Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss return with LSU in Week 3 this season looms as one of the spiciest moments on the college football calendar, but the Tigers coach generally deflected a question about the game while at SEC Meetings in Miramar Beach, Florida ...

The SEC voted to play conference games on the second-to-last week of the regular season, eliminating "cupcake weekend" from the schedule.