Commissioner Greg Sankey flipped a coin to determine the seeding between No. 1 Texas and No. 2 South Carolina.

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is in favor of a nine-game conference schedule. But College Football Playoff bids are a concern.

South Carolina will be the No. 1 seed in the Southeastern Conference women’s basketball tournament after winning a coin flip.

In what is a rarity in women's college basketball (and college athletics in general), No. 6 South Carolina was named the No.

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No. 5 South Carolina blitzed the No. 1 Texas Longhorns in a second-quarter flurry, pulling away from the nation's top-ranked ...

A coin flipped by SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey dictated whether South Carolina or Texas would have the No. 1 seed in the SEC ...

Tessa Johnson scored 16 points, and No. 6 South Carolina claimed a share of the Southeastern Conference regular-season ...

One of the more unusual events in modern college football unfolded on Sunday. With South Carolina and Texas tied atop the SEC ...

South Carolina and Texas look like two of the best teams in the country in women’s college basketball. Each are in the top five of the latest AP Poll, each have paths to secure No. 1 seeds in ...

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is now in favor of a nine-game ... the winner of the women's SEC regular championship between South Carolina and Oklahoma, Sankey joked that a coin flip could ...

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