The Southeastern Conference altered its media rights deal with CBS, but no new money is involved. The SEC has a 24-hour network with ESPN. ...more

The SEC's joint network with ESPN could help the College Football Playoff positioning. The SEC will look to outdistance the Big Ten in the television arms race. ...more

The Southeastern Conference and ESPN will soon unveil a joint 24-hour channel. When they do, this could change the way fans watch college's best football. The SEC could surpass the Big Ten and Pac-12 Networks in some areas. ...more

If the Southeastern Conference stayed at 14 teams in the coming years, even if future conference expansion swirled around it, that wouldn't exactly shock. But one thing could force a change, Florida's president said: An 'ace jewel' calling for help. ...more

The SEC's deal for its own television channel, to be announced next month, will likely be for between 15 and 20 years, according to sources. SEC commissioner Mike Slive told Yahoo Sports last week the league would announce the deal in mid-April. ...more

While the ACC works to collect its $50 million exit fee from Maryland, the rest of power college football -- including the Big Ten -- appears in hibernation mode. The Big Ten could push to go to 16 teams, but that might happen after the lawsuit is resolved. ...more

The Sugar and Cotton Bowls are in a 'dead heat' for the rights to host the Champions Bowl that pits winners from the SEC and Big 12 as part of the playoff format following the 2014 season, according to a source with direct knowledge of this week's meetings between the conferences. ...more