College Football Surrenders to the SEC

The rest of college football formally surrendered to the Southeastern Conference Sunday, ending a decades-long war that had become hopelessly one-sided. The surrender took place just outside Appomattox, Va. SEC officials declined to explain why this site was chosen. "What began 85 years ago in Pasadena has been finished today," the SEC said in a statement, referring to Alabama 's 1926 Rose Bowl victory over Washington, which established Southern schools as a threat. "This is our sport now. "(Excerpt) Read more at online.wsj.com …