Five pressing issues: Tackling SEC schedule, Miami mess, O'Bannon case
Will the SEC go to nine games? Will the Miami case get resolved? Is Mike Gundy out of line with his transfer restrictions? Tony Barnhart tackles five pressing topics.

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Q & A: Slive looks forward to SEC Network, resolving future scheduling
SEC commissioner Mike Slive sits down with Tony Barnhart and discusses the upcoming SEC Network, the four-team playoff and future SEC football scheduling.

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Attendance lags put SEC on offense, looking to enhance fan experience
Already tops in attendance, the SEC broke records in 2012. Still, numbers are dropping. Tony Barnhart shows how the SEC is grappling with losing fans.

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Attendance lags put SEC on offense, looking to enhance fan experience
Already tops in attendance, the SEC broke records in 2012. Still, the league faces attendance drops. Tony Barnhart shows how the SEC is dealing with losing fans.

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Fairness, tradition collide in argument over SEC schedules
LSU isn't getting Florida off its schedule any time soon. Tony Barnhart says the SEC will keep its format over Les Miles' (reasonable) objections.

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Sorry, coaches, but your poll has no place in new playoff selection
Coaches are inherently biased toward looking out for their program's best interests, which is why Tony Barnhart says the flawed Coaches poll can't play a role in college football's new playoff

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Playing 'devil' advocate: Don't take things said to boosters so seriously
A Gators assistant calls Nick Saban 'the devil himself' at a booster gathering and it's national news. Tony Barnhart says it's not funny at all that college football is losing its sense of humor.