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October 14, 2026
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“I think there's an openness to playoff expansion on our part. … Attitudes change over time, and perspectives change.”
Greg Sankey
SEC Commissioner on a 24-team College Football Playoff during today’s SEC Basketball Tipoff
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NCAA President Charlie Baker, speaking today in Chicago at the Women Leaders in Sports Convention, says the Protect College Sports Act will “absolutely” make college sports more sustainable, adding: “As a former governor, I signed thousands of pieces of legislation, and I can promise you, I never signed one that was perfect.” On conferences stepping up to make and enforce their own rules: “I think it could be a good thing. … [The Brendan Sorsby case] was a really good example of where we lost and they won. … I think the place where it gets complicated would be around something like eligibility, right? Because if you want to have a national championship, there's a whole bunch of things where you need to have a national rule.” As for what the association may look like in five years, Baker joked that there would probably be a 48-team CFP by then but that March Madness would still reign supreme. He added that with most of the conference TV deals coming up around that five-year mark, there would be real implications. (link)
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey took the stage today at the SEC Basketball Tipoff in Birmingham, Ala. Here’s what you need to know…
➤ Is the league open to a 24-team College Football Playoff? “I think I've always communicated that we've never said no, that that won't happen, that won't be a point of support. … I think there's an openness to playoff expansion on our part. … Attitudes change over time, and perspectives change. We'll see where that leads us from a final decision standpoint. But going through and trying to remember metrics and analytics and predictives that may have come from that is probably incredibly boring, and I'd be mostly wrong. I think in general, we have achieved some of the progress we've expected on scheduling commitments. We'll see if we can finalize those across the nation. We'll go from there, make some final decisions probably sooner rather than later is my expectation.”
➤ What are his thoughts on the now-tabled proposal for a one-year sit-out period for intra-conference transfers? “I don't know that it will come back up. Those considerations are generated from dialogue with our membership. … We gathered our athletic directors in mid-September to look even more deeply at the issues, resulted in the tabling, which means it's not right now. We'll see what happens with the Congressional activity. We also have some court decisions on transfer issues that have existed that have to be considered. If you will, I'm agnostic on whether or not it comes back. I think tabling was the right action at this point.”
➤ What does he want to see from LSU to feel better about their standing in the conference and could the legal issues between the school and league potentially damage the relationship for the foreseeable future? “Well, I'd like to not be in court. But as I said, those legal filings speak for themselves. … Certainly concerned. We've had disagreements among our membership over time. So this is year 12 for me. I know that there's also a commitment to the league and a commitment to its members. We have to work through some of these difficulties.” (link)
The Ohio Supreme Court has ordered briefing on the impact of Gov. Mike DeWine's executive order on the Borovicanin v. NCAA five-for-five eligibility case. Boise State Assoc. Professor Sam Ehrlich adds: “In the meantime, it has stayed the decision of the Ohio Court of Appeals -- restoring the lower court's injunction and making those players eligible.” (link)
Awful Announcing’s Jon Loesche examines ESPN’s “tangled ties” to the Protect College Sports Act, noting Disney has lobbied Congress and network executives and on-air personalities have actively engaged with advocacy efforts surrounding the legislation, while providing viewers with limited disclosure of the efforts. College Sports Council Vice Chair/New York Yankees President Randy Levine confirmed ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro and Fox Sports CEO Eric Shanks personally expressed concerns to him about protecting their existing television contracts. Emails also place Pitaro on the invitation list for an August meeting organized through Texas Tech Board of Regents Chair/primary Savings College Sports (SCS) backer Cody Campbell’s office. SCS ran political advertisements featuring College GameDay analyst Nick Saban across ESPN platforms, but provided no identified on-air disclosure of its corporate lobbying or personnel involvement. The bill was eventually updated in mid-September to include Section 203 protections, ensuring conferences and schools couldn’t contribute media rights to a collective pool if they are “not legally entitled to contribute by reason of an existing contract, including an amendment to such contract” that restricts the transfer or licensing of those rights. (link)
USC is leaning heavily on a new ally in its bid to reach this year’s College Football Playoff by utilizing the rehabilitation and recovery infrastructure inside its new $225M, 163K-square-foot Bloom Football Performance Center to support its student-athletes during the first bye week of the season. Opened in August as a replacement for the 14-year-old John McKay Center, the complex features nap pods, sensory deprivation tanks, infrared therapy beds, leather zero-gravity chairs and a 5,406-square-foot active rehabilitation space designed to mimic what’s used in the NFL and Major League Baseball. Per the California Post’s Ben Bolch, the facility has helped players streamline their schedules and improve efficiency. Trojans’ HC Lincoln Riley: “Now you’re conserving time that you can put into film study, you can put into sleep, you can put into your school. Like, it all adds up one way or another, either in a good way or a bad way, and Bloom kind of helps it all add up in a good way.” (link)
Extra Points’ Matt Brown weighs in on yesterday’s Insider Gaming report that highlighted concerns over the long-term viability of the EA Sports College Football series. “To the best of my knowledge, EA is contractually obligated to produce at least one more game under their current licensing agreement with schools. … It would make sense to me that some EA employees are worried that, under new ownership (and new debt obligations), the company will elect to support a smaller number of titles moving forward, and that growing post-release revenue will be even more important. … I don't doubt that some EA employees told [report author Mike Straw] they're worried about licensing costs, and my understanding is that ‘just under $20M’ is an undercount of EA's actual athlete licensing spend costs. But I'd be very skeptical of any claims that the licensing costs are too much for the game to be viable. … Based on what I know now, I would be very surprised if the series was not extended beyond the current licensing agreement. CFB has value to the new ownership group beyond pure profits, after all.” (link)
Rutgers inks a multi-year extension of its ticketing partnership with Playfly Sports. The deal also expands the scope beyond ticketing with Playfly set to assist with national sponsorship inventory on behalf of Scarlet Knight Enterprises as well as offer yield management consulting services and customized fan research studies to optimize ticket prices and drive revenue generation for the athletic department. (link)
Virginia launches the Cavalier Alliance Network, a corporate membership program designed to provide businesses with unique opportunities to engage with athletics, connect with the Cavalier community and support student-athlete development. Built to complement its existing corporate partnership program with Playfly Sports’ Virginia Sports Properties, the Cavalier Alliance Network offers businesses an annual membership, beginning at $25K or more annually, with access to redeemable credits that can be utilized across a range of experiences and opportunities. (link)
Maryland collaborates with Teamworks Influencer to launch the Terps NIL Exchange, providing a streamlined platform that connects Terrapin student-athletes with businesses, donors, alumni and fans seeking NIL opportunities. (link)
Murray State highlights the creation of Pocket's Paddock, a new elevated social space inside the CFSB Center that will provide fans with unique game vantage points while being able to purchase exclusive concessions offerings throughout the year at the adjacent C-Store. (link)
Drexel expands its partnership with Steamfitters Local 420 to have the labor union’s logo adorn the Dragons' men's and women's basketball jerseys for the next three years. The deal was facilitated through Learfield's Dragons Sports Properties. (link)
People & Places…
➤ The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors has selected Kansas State President Richard Linton for the same role at Virginia Tech, succeeding Tim Sands, who will continue to lead the university until Linton assumes office at the beginning of the 2027 spring semester. (link)
➤ South Dakota President Sheila K. Gestring announces her retirement after nine years leading the university, effective June 21, 2027. (link)
➤ Green Bay elevates Jenna Charron from Asst. AD to Assoc. AD for Ticket Sales & Marketing. (link)
➤ Elon welcomes VMI Asst. AD for Corporate Sponsorships Blake Brinkley as GM of Learfield’s Elon Sports Properties. (link)
➤ Boston College Football GM Kenyatta Watson is reportedly no longer with the school after a “mutual decision” to part, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel, who notes Watson had been in the role since December 2025. (link)
Morning Edition
October 14, 2026
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit appears poised to reverse a nationwide injunction that would grant a fifth year of eligibility to the high school class of 2022, a potential major legal victory for the NCAA, Sportico's Michael McCann observes. During oral arguments in the Wisne case yesterday, McCann notes NCAA attorney Rakesh Kilaru successfully pressed the argument that the plaintiffs' antitrust claims lacked sufficient market data, warning that allowing the return of former players would actively drive down athlete wages through labor oversupply while displacing current roster members. Conversely, players' attorney Robert Shelquist argued the NCAA operates as an unfair monopolist but faced a "hot bench" that repeatedly criticized his broad definition of the relevant antitrust market encompassing all DI athletes. Notably, a victory for the NCAA would only cover the 10th Circuit’s jurisdiction of Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah and Wyoming. (link)
Meanwhile, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) issued an executive order Tuesday stating that “no state institution of higher education or private college or university in Ohio shall uphold any rule, requirement, standard or other limitation that prevents a student-athlete of that institution or college in the Class of 2022 from fully participating in intercollegiate athletics in the 2026-27 academic year, regardless of whether the student-athlete completed four seasons of intercollegiate competition or exhausted eligibility under 2025-26 NCAA regulations or any prior regulations, and regardless of any athletic authority's interpretation of applicable NCAA eligibility bylaws.” (link)
NCAA President Charlie Baker indicated in a statement that “the Governor of Ohio cannot legislate NCAA eligibility rules. One elected official seeking to make their own rules for their own schools' advantage is a terrible way to run athletic competitions and precisely why Congress must pass the PCSA as soon as possible. And not only did NCAA members vote unanimously to implement the aged based eligibility change in this way, the Ohio Court of Appeals just recently agreed with that decision. … Eligibility rules established through the Association's governance process have been and will continue to be applied consistently across the membership by the NCAA including in the state of Ohio.” (link)
Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger reports that “in its latest filing in a federal lawsuit against LSU, the SEC re-emphasizes that the case should not be dismissed as LSU’s threat to interference with the league’s First Amendment rights is ‘ongoing’ and calls expulsion from the conference a ‘very real threat.’ The SEC says LSU continues to ‘flout’ the rules, offering an example: the school’s open recruitment of NBA player RJ Luis. SEC says LSU has ‘refused to publicly & definitely state that he will not be included in LSU’s basketball roster’ and mentions recent Will Wade comments.” Furthermore, Dellenger notes, the SEC contends that LSU is not “prepared to accept the consequences of its stubborn refusal to follow” conference rules. (link, link)
However, LSU Men’s Basketball HC Will Wade addressed the media via Zoom in lieu of making the trip to Birmingham for SEC Media Days and was asked directly about RJ Luis’ status. Wade: “We're going to follow all the SEC protocols with him. I think it's been pretty clear what the SEC protocols are around that. He didn't travel with us to McNeese, and he hasn't been rostered." CBS’ Isaac Trotter consequently notes: “The RJ Luis discourse can end now. Will Wade is not planning to fight the SEC to get him on the floor after Luis signed multiple NBA deals.” (link, link)
As reported, James Madison has committed $23M to join the American, with corporate sponsors covering the Dukes’ entrance fee. SBJ’s Matt Fortuna notes that specific donor gifts will fund JMU’s Sun Belt exit obligations, allowing existing American members to maintain their current payouts without dilution as ESPN helps fund the addition. One sitting American AD praised Commissioner Tim Pernetti's vision for expanding the league's Eastern seaboard footprint: "It’s a good addition for us; I wish we added them during the last go-round. If you could grab any [Group of 6] schools out there and add them to your league, Boise State is No. 1, JMU is No. 2. … We have two academies. If you add the third in Air Force, from a TV viewership standpoint I think that’s an added bonus. And secondly — and this can actually be first — I do think our league would be looked on favorably congressionally or politically if we’re a league that has all three service academies.” (link)
In an appearance on the Gary Parrish Show, Memphis AD Dr. Ed Scott clarified comments made by Tigers Men’s Basketball HC Penny Hardaway regarding his personal financial contributions to the team's NIL budget. Scott explained that Hardaway did not directly pay players, which would violate NCAA rules, but instead pledged to fundraise $2.6M to push the total roster budget to $9M. Scott noted the athletic department is directly funding $6.4M of that total—up from $5M last year—and will front the entire $9M to guarantee player contracts. Hardaway has agreed to personally cover any fundraising shortfall out of pocket by the end of the fiscal year in June. More from Scott…
➤ "If you can find a mid-major, meaning a Group of Six school that's as good as we are in football that is giving equal to more money to their basketball program, I'd love to talk to that AD and see how they're doing some things. … I think we're the only one in the Group of Six that I know of … that has given equal to more money to men's basketball than we are football because basketball matters at Memphis."
➤ "I'm not allowed to run a deficit in the athletic department. ... Look, we know Louisville presented a $35M deficit to their board. We know that Boise State, who's a competitor of ours in the G6, who beat us in football, is running an $18M deficit. I can't do that. So, we’re not going to run the business model that way.” (link)
Prosecutors in Pennsylvania announced Tuesday that Jalen Smith played a "central role" in helping fix games in the 2023-24 and 2024-25 NCAA Division I basketball seasons, placing bets and recruiting players with the promise of a big payment for purposefully underperforming during a game and as such has been sentenced to six years in federal prison. FBI Special Agent Wayne A. Jacobs: “Today's sentencing sends a clear message: Those who exploit professional and collegiate athletes for personal gain will be held accountable. This conduct does more than harm individual athletes. It undermines the integrity of sports and the trust placed in fair competition.” The point-shaving scheme Smith was involved in is said to have involved nearly 30 NCAA basketball games and prosecutors accused Smith and at least 26 other named defendants of wagering millions of dollars and paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to players in bribes, ranging from $10K to $30K per game, according to an indictment. (link)
It’s Personnel…
➤ Virginia Tech has reportedly selected Kansas State President Richard Linton for the same role. An announcement is expected today. (link)
➤ Arizona State’s Brandon Buser is now Senior Assoc. AD, Business Strategy and Data Insights after serving as a Senior Director, Sun Devil Athletics Business Insights. (link)
➤ Fordham will name Iona Assoc. AD for Academics Katie Falotico as a Senior Assoc. AD with compliance oversight, per CollegeAD. (link)
➤ Boise State has named Learfield Amplify Director of Alabama Ticket Sales & Service Austin Tyrrell as Assoc. AD for Revenue Generation and Membership Development. (link)
➤ Idaho has promoted Melinda Stafford to Assoc. AD for Development after serving as Director of Development since 2022. (link)
The latest edition of D1.extra finds that so far private equity investment in English football has yielded inconsistent on-field results, with 10 of 19 clubs examined finishing higher on average and nine dropping down the pyramid since 2016. The median performance change rests at a modest +0.5 places per season. Minority stakes paired with established operators produced the highest gains, highlighted by Aston Villa rising 12.2 places and Bournemouth jumping 9.3 places. Conversely, funds purchasing majority control at a club's peak struggled, as Southampton plummeted 10.3 spots and Chelsea fell 4.3 places. As this report is meant to establish a baseline more than to draw conclusions, it’s prudent to weigh the importance of entry points and management structures along with the presence of institutional money itself. Lots more data. (link)
The Women’s Lacrosse Oversight Committee will implement a new championship schedule beginning in 2027 to expand primetime television coverage and increase fan attendance. Under the revised date formula, first- and second-round games will shift to Thursday and Saturday from the current Friday and Sunday model, while quarterfinal matchups will be split across Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Moving the early rounds up one day preserves the existing recovery period between the second round and the quarterfinals while creating a multi-night broadcast window. Florida Senior Assoc. AD of Operations/Committee Chair Lindsey Thomas: "This is a great opportunity to increase women’s lacrosse viewership. Increasing the fan base and viewership is a priority for the committee, and the new date formula also will provide additional rest for teams." (link)
Dartmouth is the latest to sign a multiyear deal with Collegiate Sports Connect through which the Big Green will access Connect’s full suite of tools, including Talent Finder, Talent Benchmarking, and the newly launched Coach Intel platform. (link)
Playfly Sports will lead local and national ad sales this season for the Los Angeles Clippers’ regional broadcasts, per SBJ’s Tom Friend, who notes this marks the company’s first all-encompassing NBA partnership and follows up similar hybrid deals with the MLB’s Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Guardians, Colorado Rockies and Minnesota Twins. The company has long represented the franchise for just national sales on its local telecasts, but with the Clippers preparing to execute a one-year direct-to-distributor local TV deal, a partial-OTA package on Nexstar’s KTLA-5 and reprise ClipperVision for streaming, Playfly will handle their entire 2026-27 portfolio. (link)
Georgia Tech will introduce 20 facility and fan experience upgrades at McCamish Pavilion ahead of the 2026-27 basketball season. The enhancements prioritize ingress efficiency and venue monetization, featuring CEIA OpenGate security screening lanes, Janam scanning pedestals, and new concession partners including Muchacho and Great American Cookie Company. Additional upgrades include a new LED lighting system and the implementation of value-driven promotions, such as $3 beer offerings during select midweek matchups. Full rundown of upgrades. (link)
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