The SEC is officially doing away with cupcake weekend, ending a beloved tradition that showcased future stars and gave fans a breather each season.

The SEC is trying its best to play nice, but there's a limit to playing ball with the rest of the FBS at the risk of harming its own interests.

The Southeastern Conference voted to eliminate late-season non-conference college football games starting in 2027.

The 2026 college football season will be here before you know it, and on Wednesday the SEC revealed its full early season TV schedule, including 37 SEC games across ESPN networks spanning the first 3 weeks of the season.

The Southeastern Conference is eliminating "cupcake weekend" from its football schedule. The league's athletic directors voted at their annual spring meetings for everyone to play head-to-head conference games on the second-to-last week of the regular season beginning in 2027.

Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield, Auburn’s Alex Golesh and Florida’s Jon Sumrall are attending their first SEC's spring meetings this week.

SEC coaches and administrators will meet this week in Destin, Fla., at the league’s spring meetings, and discussions surrounding the future of the CFP will be front and center.

MIRAMAR BEACH, Fla. — It sounds wild. Its own rules. Its own playoff. Its own little universe, as one athletic director put it. The SEC’s breaking away from the rest of college sports, forming its own fiefdom, seems so outlandish that everyone here at the SEC meetings would be shooting it down.

ESPN announced Wednesday that Matt Barrie will be the new host of “SEC Nation.” Starting this fall, the “SportsCenter” anchor will join SEC Network’s traveling college football pregame show. “I’m a college football junkie and beyond excited to host ‘SEC Nation’ from the greatest game day atmospheres in the South,