golfballs
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I have to disagree. Under the right administration they have the facilities and the potential to be an SEC football team, their basketball team will immediately become one of the top if not the top team in the conference, there is a huge fan following, and their academics are higher than most SEC schools.
It is a school that has had much success as of late. There are only 2 schools in the entire country that have won a BCS bowl game, went to the mens basketball final four, womens basketball final four, and went to the college world series in the past 7 years. That is Florida and Louisville.
USC, Texas, Oklahoma?
I'm all about conference pride but that beats anything the SEC will be able to do, unless they add FSU.
Brett McMurphy - CBSSports.com
Football writer at CBS Sports. I follow him on Twitter...his peers seem to think pretty highly of him.
I'm sure his WVU statement is dead-on if he's willing to post it publicly.
Mike Slive is playing his cards right. He is holding his hand close so to be ready to raise the stakes. Contrary to hat some think, the ACC schools are not off limits.
UNC is Mike Slive's "great white whale". If he can land UNC, he can likely land either VT or UVA and then add Florida State. That way he picks up the states of Virginia, North Carolina, and adds a marquee football school with brand power.
Maybe. FSU had been pretty damn good for the last 25 years, which is why I'd prefer them over anyone the SEC is currently considering.
Well, yeah. Being the best conference has obvious and big advantages. You don't care who joins?Right, you care about how much you can brag about how tough the conference is
Well, yeah. Being the best conference has obvious and big advantages. You don't care who joins?
But it's just chest pounding, that accomplishes nothing. When FsU becomes a perennial 8 win team at best, that goes away
If we don't want WVU now, why would we want them later?
I don't think NC State is tied to them.
Having the best conference in America accomplishes nothing? How about recruiting, national exposure and $$$?
Think ESPN is going to keep pimping the SEC as hard as they do now when Oklahoma and Texas move to the Pac 10? Think again.
And FSU would do better than you're giving them credit for.