SEC Coverage
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UNC men, women get marquee home games in inaugural ACC-SEC basketball challenge
The Tar Heel women will host perennial power South Carolina, while the men host Tennessee in the first ACC-SEC basketball challenge. -
SEC commissioner on realignment: 'I hope everybody stays where they are'
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey and other college athletics leaders lobbied members of Congress for federal legislation and participated in a summit on the future of college athletics. -
UNC's CFP hopes remain a long shot, but Drake Maye's Heisman candidacy is up for grabs against Wake Forest
Redshirt freshman quarterback Drake Maye leads the 8-1 Tar Heels in a road game against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons. -
College football Week 10: Georgia favored at home against Tennessee, NC State hosts Wake Forest
Georgia is an 8-point favorite at home against Tennessee. NC State hosts Wake Forest at Carter-Finley Stadium. -
ACC commissioner 'okay with living in different communities' than the SEC, Big Ten
WRAL's Chris Lea reports from the ACC Kickoff in Charlotte after ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips addressed the future of the conference while the revenue gap widens between the ACC and the SEC and Big Ten. -
Former NC State AD Lee Fowler on ACC's 2005 expansion: 'It was a crazy 24 hours'
Former North Carolina State University Athletics Director Lee Fowler recalled what it was like when the ACC added the University of Miami and Virginia Tech in July 2004 and Boston College in July 2005. -
Our TakeWelter: College football conference realignment is multiverse mayhem
USC and UCLA to the Big Ten has turned college football upside down. It feels like we will eventually end in a world with two super conferences and then everyone else. Let's take a trip through the multiverse to see if there's another way this plays out. -
Former UNC chancellor Holden Thorp: 'I feel OK saying Carolina could have gone to the SEC if we wanted to'
North Carolina considered leaving the Atlantic Coast Conference for the Big Ten or the Southeastern Conference early in the 2010s, former UNC chancellor Holden Thorp said Wednesday on The OG.