SEC (Southeastern Conference)

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) is a prominent college athletic league in the United States, primarily comprising universities in the southeastern part of the country. It is best known for its competitive college football and basketball programs, attracting large audiences and generating significant media revenue. The SEC schools compete against each other in various sports, and the conference facilitates scheduling, championships, and national rankings. Established in 1933, it has a rich history of excellence and tradition, and its member institutions are recognized for their athletic achievements, strong fan bases, and influential role in collegiate sports culture.