Recruiting Forum Football Talk III

[Jimmy Football]

Don’t forget Sewanne

Of course!

 

[Weezer]

I am glad Andy Staples is going after Mizzou, too. I have had some Mizzou fans coming into my mentions talking about their 2014 and 2015 SEC East Championships. Lot of good that did them.

Why would Georgia be afraid of GA Tech? UF being scared of FSU or especially SCar being scared of Clemson (though Clemson leaving a conference they dominate makes no sense), I get, but GA Tech?

 

[Weezer]

I understand the reason the SEC has expanded its geographical footprint is all about money markets, but I'm more of a traditionalist that would prefer teams that make geographic sense. We still call ourselves the Southeastern Conference, but that name has been a misnomer since at least the addition TAMU and Mizzou.

 

[VOLINVONORE]

I think I was behind your group at Kahite a few weeks ago…..

Could have been. It is common to get one on the first hole in most groups who play in Tellico Village.

 

[VOLSONLY]

Don’t forget Sewanne

1899 12-0. I worked there today

 

[Orangeredblooded]

I don’t think it gets to them announcing it without the votes already guaranteed.

But something smells and sounds like it’s an easement into eating your broccoli and carrots. They taste good and are better for you.

 

[Dudley Smith]

DFW Reporter:

 

[Jimmy Football]

1899 12-0. I worked there today

They should make T-shirts celebrating their 1899 undefeated run.

 

[Orangeredblooded]

IF Texas gets admitted to the SEC, it needs to be with the agreement that they cannot refer to themselves as "UT". They will be known as Texas or UTjr., but NEVER UT.

UTjr. Let them suffer of correcting the media and fans all the time like, USCjr and THE OSU.

 

[Jimmy Football]

I wonder how Rick Barnes feels about Texas being in the SEC?

 

[Smokeytom]

Just makes no sense really. Unless you only understand money, that is. Let’s go ahead and add Ohio State, Clemson, and Oregon while we’re at it. Makes even less sense with the playoff expanding to 12 games. Oh, unless of course all you understand is ****ing money. Winner of the SEC gets automatic bye to the National Championship game?

 

[Dudley Smith]

Thamel’s full article here:

 

[jave36]

Just makes no sense really. Unless you only understand money, that is. Let’s go ahead and add Ohio State, Clemson, and Oregon while we’re at it. Makes even less sense with the playoff expanding to 12 games. Oh, unless of course all you understand is ****ing money. Winner of the SEC gets automatic bye to the National Championship game?

Financially is the only way it makes sense. Everyone has a harder road to the playoffs now, but schools will get at least 10 mil more per year from the conference I think, maybe a lot more than that. And it gives the SEC a lot of political power over the NCAA.

 

[SmokinBob]

Well done!

I'm sure you have a checkerboard leash and harness. Goes so well with those spike collars.

 

[Jimmy Football]

Thamel’s full article here:

Gross.

None of these former Big8/SWC schools belong in the SEC (I’m even back on the fence about Arkansas now).

Nothing against them, but Texas, Missouri, and Oklahoma just aren’t southeastern states. It just feels so artificial.

 

[Orange Studs]

This article says it’s been in the works for a while and is expected to add $10 million per school in the renegotiated TV deal.

So its not as fast as it seems. Looks like they been working on this for a while. They are starting to leak this out cause it probably its pretty much a done deal.

 

[butchna]

between NIL, ncaa fairness rules, and now this... it's just hard to gas anymore

 

[engineerVOL]

Following College football is a lot funner than the actual games.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Following College football is a lot funner than the actual games.

recruiting is more fun.

 

[SmokinBob]

Trying to figure out the Georgia sticker

Mr Smokin’s a dawg

 

[UpstateVol613]

FWIW the SEC ain’t following those pudding pop no “Horns Down” BS rules.

 

[butchna]

Yeah Texas would have to assimilate, or die... Or something less drastic... Lol

But, they wouldn't be able to do whatever they want in this league.

Easier and easier every year since their last NC. They overrated their own importance in the grand scheme. Folding the Longhorn Network into the SEC Network allows a graceful exit as well as $ for all parties involved. ESPN would have to be ecstatic.

 

[butchna]

I wonder how Rick Barnes feels about Texas being in the SEC?

He just got a million dollar raise…he aight.

 

[Smokeytom]

Financially is the only way it makes sense. Everyone has a harder road to the playoffs now, but schools will get at least 10 mil more per year from the conference I think, maybe a lot more than that. And it gives the SEC a lot of political power over the NCAA.

Whoop-dee-doo Basil

 

[Nash_Vol97]

Could have been. It is common to get one on the first hole in most groups who play in Tellico Village.

Parents live in Tellico Village. Played the Tanasi course with my dad a couple times. Fun course.