SEC presidents examining conference’s drug rules

When the Southeastern Conference presidents and chancellors met Thursday at the league’s spring meetings in Destin, Fla., much of the time was spent with “tedious” talk of such things as league legislative matters, according to Georgia president Michael Adams.

There was also brief discussion about schools’ drug-testing policies and drug use at their schools. It will be talked about more at an October meeting when it will be an agenda item.

“As a conference we decided we want to educate ourselves a little bit more about what every university does,” South Carolina president Harris Pastides said, “and then someday if we believe we want to make it more standardized — but I want to be clear there was no decision