Real vs. realistic? SEC's 'Plan B' rooted in culture of self-regulation
Late last week, the possibility of the SEC breaking away and becoming a self-governing entity with league-only competition made its rounds. On Monday, commissioner Greg Sankey confirmed that those conversations are indeed real, serving more as contingency plans right now.
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From Digital Drive, Day 1: J.D. PicKell, Tony Barnhart, Connor O'Gara & more
Monday morning's edition of TexAgs Live emanated from the Marriott Water Street in Tampa, the site of 2026 SEC Media Days. Today's special guests included J.D. PicKell, Tony Barnhart, Trey Wallace, Connor O'Gara and Chad Withrow.
Texas A&M and Texas jointly address Protect College Sports Act
On Friday, the Boards of Regents at Texas A&M University and the University of Texas sent joint statements to Senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn in opposition to the Protect College Sports Act, which is moving forward to a full Senate vote along its path toward becoming federal law.
Alberts welcomes the potential of bipartisan legislation
On Wednesday, Senators Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Maria Cantwell (D-Washington) introduced the "Protect College Sports Act," an 111-page bill that would grant the NCAA an antitrust exemption. Though the Texas A&M AD has yet to read the bill, Trev Alberts sees it as a "positive" step.
