SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey Aims for Timely Resolution on Football Schedule Debate.
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SEC commissioner Greg Sankey hopes for a resolution on whether to use an eight- or nine-game conference schedule in football soon, but schools appear split on which scheduling formula is most beneficial. Issues of bowl eligibility, competitive balance, and television revenue are expected to be part of the conversation. The upcoming expansion of the College Football Playoff to 12 teams is a factor as well. Sankey has said previously that the focus on future scheduling involves no divisions.
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