Vanderbilt Commodores quarterback Diego Pavia and the SEC as a whole are taking heat after the latest bowl loss.

The SEC released its full 2026 schedule on Thursday night, offering a glimpse into what awaits league members as the conference undergoes a historic shift. With the league moving from an eight-game schedule to a nine-game league slate for next season, there will be a whopping 72 conference matchups.

LSU reeled in Lane Kiffin. Mostly, though, SEC schools hired unproven up-and-comers. Big 10 schools like Michigan and Penn State landed veteran winners.

ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum delivered one of his starkest assessments yet of the SEC’s standing in college football on Friday. He warned that the conference is staring at a “nuclear winter” unless Ole Miss finishes the job and wins the national championship.

Following the College Football Playoff first round, Vols Wire provides SEC football power rankings. Tennessee is ranked No. 9. Week 2 - Tennessee 72, East Tennessee State 17 (Knoxville, Tennessee)

The SEC champion Georgia Bulldogs take our top spot in the SEC power rankings entering the playoff. The Bulldogs have the best national title odds of any team in the SEC and it is easy to see why. Georgia has a bye in the first-round of the playoff and has a complete team that can win in a variety of different ways.

The Southeastern Conference announced its 2026 football schedule Thursday evening, completing Oklahoma's 12-game 2026 regular season football slate.

Cam Newton may have enjoyed seeing Indiana destroy Auburn's arch-rival Alabama in the Rose Bowl yesterday, but he still has a spicy take in the never-ending Big Ten vs. SEC football debate. Appearing on First Take this morning,