No one is upset. We have all made rational conclusions about the situation. You are incorrect in saying the SEC does not have good options.
Hmmm. Hopefully this doesn't sound mean.
The way I would put it, is you are jumping to conclusions but they are not rational. What I would suggest is you take a breather, my guess Stinkey has plenty of counsel now or I hope so. They will eventually come up with a plan, not everyone is going to like it, and if they go the wrong way you might not have parties even acknowledge the plan or even comply with the plan the way the SEC envisions it.
Either way, the parties will or should be going down the path they should have been going last week. This path in theory will have judicial review at some point if parties wish to seek it, including injunction relief. It is not far-fetched to think that this could effect the SECCG,
although that is a long jump from here, and I seriously doubt it gets that far.
My guess, is the same as I made earlier.
1. The 8-game requirement, if there is one, will be lifted or altered.
2. The divisional winners will go by divisional record.
3. The UF-LSU game can then be played if the parties want to or cancelled if they want to, as it has no bearing on the divisional race.
4. My guess is a Vols v. Bama matchup in the SECCG which was my preseason guess as well.
This is the easiest solution by far, at least I can think of, Florida in theory will not receive any noticeable advantage, LSU won't be hurt like they were if it went by percentages. This cost no money, and no reason for LSU to try and work with Foley.
Time will tell. Have a good nite.
