A carriage dispute between Disney and YouTube TV puts fans in an interesting spot on Saturday. None of the Week 10 SEC action was available through the streaming service, sending a lot of people in the South into a frenzy.

Sankey sent a letter to NCAA president Charlie Baker on Oct. 25, obtained by ESPN, making it known that the SEC disagrees with the decision to allow athletes to bet on professional sports. He said in the letter that SEC presidents and chancellors came to the conclusion that "this policy change represents a major step in the wrong direction.

Sports betting is legal and regulated in 38 states, as well as Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, and an NCAA survey conducted in 2024 found that 21.5 percent of male college athletes reported betting (legally or illegally) on sports at least once in the previous 12 months. At the Division I level, the number was 12.6 percent.

If any Arkansas players were hoping to dip their toes into the risky world of sports gambling when it becomes OK in less than a

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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey urged the NCAA to reverse its recent rule change allowing college athletes and team staff to bet on pro sports.

The Southeastern Conference is pushing back against a major change in college athletics. In a memo sent to the NCAA last week, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey urge

The NCAA Division I Board voted Tuesday to delay a rule allowing college athletes to bet on professional sports, pushing the effective date from November 1 to November 22.