BREAKING Big Ten, SEC creating joint advisory group of ADs, presidents to address college sports problems

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Big Ten, SEC creating joint advisory group of ADs, presidents to address college sports problems


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SEC announcement

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (February 2, 2024) -
The Big Ten Conference and Southeastern Conference today announced the formation of a joint advisory group of university presidents, chancellors, and athletics directors to address the significant challenges facing college athletics and the opportunities for betterment of the student-athlete experience.

These challenges, including but not limited to recent court decisions, pending litigation, a patchwork of state laws, and complex governance proposals, compel the two conferences to take a leadership role in developing solutions for a sustainable future of college sports.

The advisory group will engage with other constituencies as necessary, including consultation with student-athletes and other key leadership groups from within both conferences.

"The Big Ten and the SEC have substantial investment in the NCAA and there is no question that the voices of our two conferences are integral to governance and other reform efforts," said Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti. "We recognize the similarity in our circumstances, as well as the urgency to address the common challenges we face."

"There are similar cultural and social impacts on our student-athletes, our institutions, and our communities because of the new collegiate athletics environment," said SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. "We do not have predetermined answers to the myriad questions facing us. We do not expect to agree on everything but enhancing interaction between our conferences will help to focus efforts on common sense solutions."


 
All the big players are in these conferences which means the bulk of the big money 💰 revenue. A lot of leverage in this "group".
This story may spark a rash of other teams to want to be 'Me Too's'. This meeting could also hasten the end for the NCAA, not really soon, but sooner then later.
Some times a little defiance is a good thing.
 

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