Seth Emerson is a Senior Writer at The Athletic. He covers Georgia football, the SEC, and college football, with additional insights into sports business and legal affairs. Seth's work has been featured in NewsBreak, The Athletic, The New York Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Seth Emerson
Smart echoed comments made last week by Georgia president Jere Morehead, who called the House v. NCAA settlement a failure.
By: David Ubben, Ralph D. Russo, Seth Emerson
Much of the concern in a meeting between coaches and CFP reps stemmed from the SEC’s decision to move from eight conference games to nine.
In Week 13 of the 2025 season, five SEC teams blew out their FCS opponents.
By: Seth Emerson
Golding offered up a question: Why isn't the program whose tampering he hinted led to the Clemson situation also being investigated?
By: Seth Emerson
Why are SEC people actually talking about this, what are the chances it could happen, and to what extent?
By: Matt Baker, Seth Emerson
We talked to coaches who have been in the FCS, D-II and D-III playoffs about what to expect from a bigger college football bracket.
By: Seth Emerson
Would the football powerhouse conference really establish its own rules and playoff separate from the rest of the NCAA?
Seth Emerson, 2026 The Athletic Media Company MIRAMAR BEACH — It sounds wild. Its own rules. Its own playoff.
What's on your mind when it comes to the SEC after the conference's spring meetings?
By: Seth Emerson
Branch was arrested and charged with obstructing a law enforcement officer in April in Athens, Ga.
