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re: Who will be the next elite team in the SEC?
Posted on 9/17/12 at 10:17 am to alabamabuckeye
Posted on 9/17/12 at 10:17 am to alabamabuckeye
My money is on a Florida resurgence or South Carolina if Spurrier stays and they continue to pump money into the facilities.
- MSU - not a chance. Not enough money and facilities just aren't up to par
- Auburn - not until they get rid of Chizik (which I hope is never). And then it will take several years and Saban to retire to swing things back their way.
- Georgia - will always be good, but not great with Richt. He's just too nice to get kids to consistently improve and compete.
- Tennessee - They have their own recruiting challenges and Dooley is not the guy to get them there.
- TAMU - could be a possibility. Being in the SEC has done wonders for Arkansas and USCe. SEC cred + Texas talent could be a dangerous combination.
- Mizzou - Their highschool stadium and facilities will relegate them to bounce back and forth between mid and lower tier SEC for the rest of their exisitence.
- Ole Miss/Vandy/Kentucky - N/A
- Arkansas - I think they sealed their fate for at least the next 10 years with this Petrino/JLS implosion.
- MSU - not a chance. Not enough money and facilities just aren't up to par
- Auburn - not until they get rid of Chizik (which I hope is never). And then it will take several years and Saban to retire to swing things back their way.
- Georgia - will always be good, but not great with Richt. He's just too nice to get kids to consistently improve and compete.
- Tennessee - They have their own recruiting challenges and Dooley is not the guy to get them there.
- TAMU - could be a possibility. Being in the SEC has done wonders for Arkansas and USCe. SEC cred + Texas talent could be a dangerous combination.
- Mizzou - Their highschool stadium and facilities will relegate them to bounce back and forth between mid and lower tier SEC for the rest of their exisitence.
- Ole Miss/Vandy/Kentucky - N/A
- Arkansas - I think they sealed their fate for at least the next 10 years with this Petrino/JLS implosion.
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Posted on 9/17/12 at 11:18 am to CrimsonCoast
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- MSU - not a chance. Not enough money and facilities just aren't up to par
In two years, all of our football facilities will be up to par with the SEC. We won't be tops, but I don't see how you can point to any of our facilities and say, "well that's just not up to SEC standards.
As for my answer, A&M has no excuse if they aren't elite in the coming years.
This post was edited on 9/17/12 at 11:19 am
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