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That Daily Wire article can’t even keep its subjects straight. At one point Hubbard is the weight lifter and later in the article they’re the person articulating IOC policy. It’s hard to trust journalists/editors who can’t proofread. The late, great Truett Langston of the Macon County Times would have had my hide for that.

Liked for Macon County reference.
 
Texas and Oklahoma bring eyeballs in multiple revenue sports-- men's and women's. Scheduling to maximize viewership to increase TV money is what they care about.

Not sure why the networks think focusing on announcers conducting inane interviews and chatting nonstop like they're on The View is what viewers tune in for while a live game is being played, but that's apparently the new model. Sankey droned on for an entire inning with everybody ignoring the actual game. I'm surprised they didn't have him hoisting a Coke bottle, label front and center.
SEC should have courted them instead of Missouri and TAMU. Bring in WVU and VPI
 
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That’s a big deal to TN Tech

While I don't disagree, the future is super conferences and the top 64-72 teams playing each other week in and week out. I personally think that these teams will round out the fall schedule, while the others migrate towards a spring league eventually.
 
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Adding teams like Texas or Oklahoma only makes it harder for any SEC team that happens to make it to the championship playoffs having just gone through the ringer of an stout SEC schedule unlike teams that play in the PAC, Big 12, or ACC…Let’s not act like our conference isn’t already the hardest in the nation year in and year out
 
Good way to get the game back and they’ll have been vindicated for jumping.
They are really crying pretty good over there. . . "we want to be the only Texas team in the SEC! We want our own identity! Whaaaa!"

Meanwhile, Texas wants in so bad so they can be relevant again. It's almost as funny.
 
I'd rather not make things harder on ourselves to actually be good at football again. Yeah, I'm afraid. No shame in admitting it. We've had 14 years of football dysfunction. Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC might mean less cupcakes in our schedule (i.e. good football games each week), but it also means we likely don't sniff a conference title for quite some time.

I'm in your camp. Being down in the dumps roster-wise while playing an incredibly difficult schedule year-in-and-year-out coupled with our ridiculously sky high fan expectations is a recipe for this disastrous dysfunction carrying on for much, much longer.

We frankly could use some scheduling breaks to get stability at the head coach position and build traction with recruits. That becomes much more difficult with them in the conference.

Is what it is...
 
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