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There was a time when playing in the SEC was almost a prerequisite for becoming a head coach in the SEC. That's not the case anymore.

The Southeastern Conference wrapped up its annual spring meetings Friday with very little resolution regarding future football schedules.

South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier fondly recalled one of his best jabs.

The short-term answer for the SEC is to keep the number of conference games at eight, but coaches and athletic directors agreed Wednesday that a move to nine conference games is probably inevitable.

With a clearer path to perfection, Ohio State overtakes Alabama at No. 1.

Coaches have shuffled, players have declared, and recruits have pledged. It's time to take a second look at the 2013 Top 25.

Les Miles has gained over 87,000 followers on Twitter, making him the most popular college football coach on the social media network, according to a study conducted by USA Today.

Bart: Come on, Dad, if TV has taught me anything, it's that miracles always happen to poor kids at Christmas. It happened to Tiny Tim, it happened to Charlie Brown, it happened to the Smurfs, and it's gonna happen to us. Homer: Okay, let's go. ...

Johnny Football is Mr. SEC.

Arkansas, Auburn and Tennessee are among programs looking for new coaches. Those new coaches are entering an SEC that's as powerful at the top as ever with six 10-win programs.

After a day of upsets, Notre Dame is No. 1 in the land and the SEC has regained it superiority near the top of the BCS standings.

The SEC has released what it called a "bridge" conference schedule for the 2013 season, which includes the Georgia-South Carolina game moving back to the second week of the season and Alabama playing at Texas A&M for the first time in 25 years.

Hot Button: Which one-loss team is best positioned to move up in the BCS standings?...

Do not adjust your calendars. It is only the first week of October. And yet, in terms of college football angst, if measured by the importance of the games of the next four Saturdays, there should be a snap in the air and a turkey in the oven. It will be quite a month for college football.

The BMOC weighs in on John L. Smith, the Heisman race, high-flying quarterbacks and more.

There might not be a No. 1 overall NFL draft pick among this year's SEC starters, but it's an impressive collection of guys who can give defenses fits in a number of ways.