Greg Sankey Says SEC Is Committed To Playing Conference Championship Amid CFP Expansion

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May 26, 20263 Comments

Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey said this week that the conference is "pretty committed" to playing the SEC Championship game amid recent CFP expansion debate. Per CBS Sports:

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"We have contracts," Sankey said about the SEC Championship, "so pretty committed." When asked a follow-up to his philosophical commitment to the game, he replied, "I'm pretty committed." The SEC and Mercedes-Benz Stadium have a contract to play the game through 2031.

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TouchdownTony•23 min

I believing more and more every day this guy is braindead. First, he signs a horrible tv deal, then brings in OU and Texas, the let's Petitti strong arm him into 9 conference games, then decides to side with the Big 10 and their NIL handbook that they wrote so they could win championships instead of partnering with the ACC and Big 12 who want uniformity and telling the B1G to kick rocks. Now, he's handing another SEC team, who will be in the playoff hunt, another loss. If I didn't know better i'd think he's a big 10 plant.

Lynxrufus2012•37 min

He is committed unless the math shows putting more SEC teams in the CFP makes more money.

Of course ESPN doesn’t want a playoff with more than 14 teams since they lose control and Sankey wants to keep ESPN happy.

captdalton•40 min

Sankey has been a disaster for the SEC. His only concern is his own bank account.

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