If The SEC Was The Big XII Falling Apart

[robvols]

This may never ever happen but how would you react and feel if the SEC fell apart like the BIG XII? Discuss preferable conference for us to relocate, who would be to blame,etc. Again, none of us imagine this will ever happen due to being the strongest conference in America but if this armaggedon scenario did.
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[Kingston Vol]

I think we would be in a pickle. I know our program is Top-10 but Knoxville isn't a big market.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

This may never ever happen but how would you react and feel if the SEC fell apart like the BIG XII? Discuss preferable conference for us to relocate, who would be to blame,etc. Again, none of us imagine this will ever happen due to being the strongest conference in America but if this armaggedon scenario did.
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Don't give Florida any ideas... They could very well be the school that bolts on the conference and would leave the rest of the schools (outside of UGA) scrambling for cover.

 

[robvols]

Don't give Florida any ideas... They could very well be the school that bolts on the conference and would leave the rest of the schools (outside of UGA) scrambling for cover.

Florida is our Texas until Slive fined Meyer's a--.
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[DeepSpringsVol]

i wouldnt mind taking our middle of the road in the SEC and if pushed to Big 10 we would be top 3 every year

 

[golfballs]

I think we would probably join the Pac 10

 

[robvols]

i wouldnt mind taking our middle of the road in the SEC and if pushed to Big 10 we would be top 3 every year

Nebraska did and I expect them to dominate their division with their physicality.
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[Rasputin_Vol]

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fyp

 

[volger]

This whole conference buster thing that is going on is ridiculous.

 

[mgu7]

Tennessee IS a big market. follow the money
http://www2.indystar.com/NCAA_financial_reports/revenue_stat/show_field_rank


Schools ranked by total revenue

1. Ohio State University $89,700,979

2. University of Texas $89,651,682

3. University of Michigan $78,424,186

4. University of Florida $77,742,484

5. University of Wisconsin $75,814,552

6. University of Tennessee $71,295,394

7. University of Georgia $68,787,384

8. Texas A&M University $64,180,453

9. University of Virginia $63,060,540

10. University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa $62,287,192

11. Michigan State University $62,170,147

12. University of Iowa $61,676,257

13. Louisiana State University $60,937,676

14. Florida State University $56,576,933

15. University of Nebraska $55,876,334

16. University of North Carolina $54,838,851

17. University of Kentucky $54,536,426

18. University of Minnesota $53,276,843

19. Purdue University $51,325,446

20. Auburn University $50,923,068

 

[robvols]

This whole conference buster thing that is going on is ridiculous.

+1
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[volinbham]

Tennessee IS a big market. follow the money
http://www2.indystar.com/NCAA_financial_reports/revenue_stat/show_field_rank


Schools ranked by total revenue

1. Ohio State University $89,700,979

2. University of Texas $89,651,682

3. University of Michigan $78,424,186

4. University of Florida $77,742,484

5. University of Wisconsin $75,814,552

6. University of Tennessee $71,295,394

7. University of Georgia $68,787,384

8. Texas A&M University $64,180,453

9. University of Virginia $63,060,540

10. University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa $62,287,192

11. Michigan State University $62,170,147

12. University of Iowa $61,676,257

13. Louisiana State University $60,937,676

14. Florida State University $56,576,933

15. University of Nebraska $55,876,334

16. University of North Carolina $54,838,851

17. University of Kentucky $54,536,426

18. University of Minnesota $53,276,843

19. Purdue University $51,325,446

20. Auburn University $50,923,068

Wisconsin at #5?

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Wisconsin at #5?

yes, they've been up there for a while now.

 

[robvols]

A&M at 8
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[Velo Vol]

Geographically the ACC seems like the most logical conference to migrate to if the SEC suddenly vanished.

A majority of its schools are within 400 miles. Matter of fact, aren't there more ACC schools within that distance than there are SEC schools?

 

[golfballs]

Tennessee would just go independent and get our own TV deal with NBC

 

[Velo Vol]

400 mile radius, off the top of my head.

SEC

VU
UGA
UK
USC
AL
AU
UM?
MS?

ACC

GT
CU
WF
UNC
DU
NCST
VT
FS?
UV?

 

[iuvol2012]

Tennessee would just go independent and get our own TV deal with NBC

I see what you did here. Well played :hi:

 

[TylerD]

well, if the SEC were to break up the only two conferences left by this time would be the Pac-34 and Big 25.. I guess we pick one or the other.