The man who cried L’s down is taking a page from the Wildcats in the Governor’s Cup’s war of words.
As college football coronavirus purgatory continues, SEC, ACC and Big 12 conference officials are contemplating if and how the 2020 season can be played. Last Monday officials from every SEC school met in Birmingham to narrow the options on the table. If the current schedules must be modified, Sports Illustrated reports the most-desired option is for schools to play the eight scheduled SEC opponents and one or two non-conference games.
In a conversation with Dan Patrick Monday morning, SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey outlined how the season-ending SEC and ACC rivalry games could be preserved under the unusual circumstances.