Fans will soon be able to represent their favorite SEC school with custom championship sideplates.
Following Bianca Belair's special appereance on last Saturday's edition of College Gameday, Sports Business Journal has revealed that WWE will be producing custom championship sideplates for all 14 of the schools that reside in the SEC, also known as the Southeastern Conference. The plates are expected to be put on sale later this fall ahead of conference championship games.
The SEC includes schools such as The University Of Alabama, Tenneesee, Georgia, and more. The Georgia Bulldogs are currently the defending NCAA National Champions.
For the past number of years, WWE has awarded a special custom-made title to teams that win major sports championships. This most recent example of this came earlier this year when the LA Rams were awarded a title belt following their Super Bowl 56 win over the Bengals.
Back in 2021, WWE revealed that MLB-inspired titles would be coming to stores in 2022. Click here to learn more.
WWE recently launched a NIL program, which allows college athletes to have a pathway to becoming a talent for the company if they so choose. To learn more about that program, click here.
