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Report: Texas and Oklahoma ask SEC about membership

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  • MontanaDawgMontanaDawg Posts: 2,157 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    Not sure how I feel about that, but I will say that in general , the power of the SEC West and East is lopsided and needs a change.

  • rhbatchrhbatch Posts: 730 ✭✭✭✭ Senior

    I think that's largely true for the power 5 but the lesser BCS schools will affected to a lesser degree. I do think the big guys will poach the top players from the lesser teams. All in all, the top leagues are now "semi-pro" and it will get worse.

  • JbirdawgJbirdawg Posts: 2 ✭ Freshman

    Oh hell no. Texas blew up the Big 12 back in the day when they said F U to the rest of the conference and launched the Longhorn Network. Colorado, Mizzou, Nebraska and A&M left. Why? UT arrogance. They have not changed. I truly hope the SEC tells em to pound sand.

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