SEC and Allstate to announce multiyear deal for women’s sports
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 12:40 PM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) and Allstate are set to announce a multiyear agreement focused on SEC women’s sports and female athletes. The announcement is expected later today. This agreement will introduce the Allstate SEC Women’s Championship Cup, featuring a year-long competition where SEC schools earn points based on their women's teams' performances. The deal includes title sponsorship on next season’s SEC Nation bus and sponsorship of SEC awards.
- •SEC and Allstate to announce deal focused on women's sports today.
- •Agreement includes the Allstate SEC Women’s Championship Cup.
- •Points accumulated by SEC schools based on women's team performances.
- •Also features sponsorship of SEC Nation bus and SEC awards.
- 12:40 PMYahoo Sports — Report: SEC, Allstate to announce multiyear deal involving women’s sports
"The Southeastern Conference and Allstate insurance are reportedly set to announce a new multiyear agreement centered around SEC women’s sports and female athletes, according to the Sports Business Journal’s Ben Portnoy. A formal announcement is expected later Thursday. The agreement, brokered through Disney Advertising, will reportedly involve the creation of the Allstate SEC Women’s Championship […]
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