Southeastern Conference
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) is a prominent collegiate athletic league in the United States, primarily encompassing institutions in the South Central and Southeast regions. Founded in 1932, the SEC has grown to include 16 members as of 2024, mostly comprising state flagship universities and land-grant institutions, with one private university.
The SEC competes in NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision. It has a strong reputation for athletic success, with numerous national championships across various sports. The conference is also known for its financial prowess, distributing substantial funds to its member schools annually.
Headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, the SEC is led by Commissioner Greg Sankey since 2015. The conference organizes championships in multiple men’s and women’s sports, contributing significantly to the landscape of American collegiate athletics.
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