Greg Sankey

@GregSankey

Commissioner of the Southeastern Conference. Tweets are about what I read, see, & learn...sometimes about my job...from my perspective, not that of the @SEC.

Joined September 2011

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Greg Sankey
@GregSankey
May 21, 2025
For the FIRST TIME in 45 years…College Football won an Emmy in the “Outstanding Live Series” category…and it just so happens to be the “@SEC on ABC!” #ItJustMeansMore and GREAT WORK by everyone involved!!
ESPN PR
@ESPNPR
May 21, 2025
Congratulations to the @ESPNCFB team on their 2025 #SportsEmmys win for 'Outstanding Live Series' for '@SEC on ABC' While '24 was the franchise's rookie season, this is ESPN's 9th win & 4th consecutive victory in this category The 1st time in 45 yrs CFB has won the category!
Greg Sankey
@GregSankey
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Summer Book #13 is EVERYBODY LOSES: THE TUMULTUOUS RISE OF AMERICAN SPORTS GAMBLING by @dannyfunt “In exchange for the money tax collectors, team owners, media companies, & gambling operators are making…how much harassment of athletes coaches, & refs are we willing to tolerate?”
Greg Sankey
@GregSankey
Aug 17
Summer Reading Book #12 is WHAT TO MAKE OF A LIFE by @jimcollins “Leadership is the art of getting people to do what must be done. Leadership is not personality. Leadership is not charisma. Leadership is not power…Leadership has nothing to do with position or rank or title…”
Greg Sankey
@GregSankey
Aug 15
Summer Reading Book #11 WHAT GREAT LEADERS DO: 7 ESSENTIALS FOR ENDURING IMPACT by @AndyStanley Uncertainty is a permanent part of the leadership landscape. It never goes away. Uncertainty is not an indication of poor leadership. Uncertainty underscores the need for leadership..
Greg Sankey
@GregSankey
Aug 14
Thank you, Skip, for making us all better. We are sad to learn of Skip’s passing, and grateful for having known and worked with him. His impact on college baseball, the Southeastern Conference, and LSU, will continue. Rest in peace, Skip.
LSU Tigers
@LSUsports
Aug 14
We mourn today the passing of LSU legend Skip Bertman, the greatest coach in college baseball history, a visionary leader, and one of the most impactful figures in the evolution of collegiate athletics.