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- Roy Kramer, former Southeastern Conference (SEC) commissioner and college football coach, died at age 96.
- From 1990 to 2002, he transformed SEC by expanding membership and securing television deals, making the conference a national power.
- Under his leadership, the SEC won 81 national titles and significantly increased revenue.
- Kramer helped create the Bowl Championship Series.
- Before his administrative career, he coached at Central Michigan, winning a Division II national title.
