The SEC spring meetings kicked off this week with fireworks from Nick Saban who managed to tackle the most pressing issues facing college football including transfers, a nine game SEC football schedule and, surprisingly, his problem with the College Football Playoff.
All in a day’s work for Saban.
The SEC spring meetings, held in Destin, FL, bring coaches, school administrators and conference brass together to express their feelings on numerous topics facing college athletics. Most of the topics are the ones we see discussed in articles such as this or on radio throughout the off-season.
How to handle transfers, and whether coaches should be allowed to restrict where they go or not, is one of the biggest topics facing the sport considering its potential to bring all-out free agency to college football.