First the NFL's twitter account was hacked, now it's the SEC's turn.
A prankster Saturday hacked the official SEC (Southeastern Conference) Twitter account and posted pictures of scantily clad women.
"We became aware of it when we saw some retweets," SEC spokesman Herb Vincent said in a statement tweeted by ESPN.com's Darren Rovell. "The images were removed immediately, our password changed and we notified Twitter."
The SEC Twitter account is now functioning normally.