After much hullabaloo, the Southeastern Conference did NOT announce a new scheduling format for football at the league’s annual spring meetings last week at Sandestin, Florida.
When Oklahoma and Texas enter the SEC no later than July 1, 2025, the league will have 16 members and will have to alter its scheduling in all sports.
So while the SEC punted last week on football (see what I did there?), it did announce new scheduling formats for men’s basketball and five other sports that will be activated once the Longhorns and Sooners arrive.
