Big Ten, SEC forming joint advisory group
The Big Ten and the SEC announced on Friday that the conferences plan to form a joint advisory board to look into issues persisting in college football.
The Big Ten and the SEC announced on Friday that the conferences plan to form a joint advisory board to look into issues persisting in college football.
"We were trying to protect it. Someone at ESPN apparently leaked it."
"At this point, we would look to the first months of 2023 as the opportunity to re-focus."
"As we think as a conference, it's vitally important we think about the range of possibilities."
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey also condemned the on-air remarks.
“We believe that we have a good faith obligation to offer to enter into an exclusive negotiation period with CBS, but do not believe that CBS has any first refusal rights for reasons that can best be addressed by our legal counsel.”
Chris Cotter apologized on the air within hours.