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With a new SEC landscape and workable schedules next year, don't be surprised if the Rebels and Tigers make noise in the expanded playoff.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's bid to force companies to disclose more details about their share buyback plans was cut down by a federal appeals court on Tuesday after the agency failed to meet the court's deadline to fix what the judges had called "defects" in the requirement. The ruling is a win for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the top business lobbying group that had sued to block the rule adopted earlier this year by the SEC on a 3-2 vote. Judges for the...

A federal judge warned Elon Musk that he will be forced to testify in a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation if he does not voluntarily agree to answer questions from the agency about his 2022 purchase of the platform then known as Twitter. U.S. Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler reportedly dismissed Musk’s argument that the…

Somehow, USC has a rare year where it doesn’t face Georgia, Florida or Tennessee … and it’s still faced with a murderer​s’ row.

A U.S. Magistrate Judge in San Francisco on Thursday tentatively ruled that Elon Musk must testify again in the Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation of his $44 billion takeover of Twitter. In court on Thursday, Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler said the SEC's authorities to compel testimony are broad and no judge is going to "second guess" the SEC's investigation.

Jayden Daniels is going to need a bigger trophy room as the senior LSU quarterback has been named the SEC Offensive Player of the Year by the league coaches, the conference office announced on Wednesday.

The court’s skepticism of financial regulators’ power may be the prelude to an even bigger case.

The Southeastern Conference is the only league to claim a spot — sometimes two spots — in every College Football Playoff. Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said Thursday “it would be a disrespect to the SEC” to be left out of the playoff — no matter who wins the conference title.

Kentucky and North Carolina were the most impressive winners as the SEC and ACC played to a tie in their first 14-game college basketball challenge.

During oral arguments in SEC v. Jarkesy, the conservative majority seemed open to an argument that the agency had overstepped its enforcement authority.