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SEC’s Greg Sankey Warns of Conference-Only Rules if Congress Fails on College Sports

Southeastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey said Wednesday the league won't shy away from conversations about adopting its own rules to address issues in college sports if Congress fails to establish national standards. In fact, those discussions have already begun.

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