While SEC coaches are in favor of playing an annual Big Ten opponent, there's a lot they don't agree on when it comes to scheduling

LSU football head coach Brian Kelly isn't shying away from playing a tough schedule. The SEC coaches got together this week for the conference's annual meetings in Destin, Florida. Kelly, along with other SEC coaches, advocated for moving to a nine-game conference schedule and adding a rotational game vs. the Big Ten.

LSU coach Brian Kelly said the SEC coaches want to play Big Ten teams in a nonconference game as part of a scheduling agreement. “I can speak for the room,” he said after a league spring meeting. “… We want to compete against the Big Ten.