re: If any of the iconic SEC Stadiums ever get torn down, which will be first?

I guess, it seems equivalent to Coach K not being able to recruit at Duke after winning the tittles with Lattener and Grant Hill.

I read an interesting article about how most of the in state talent in TN is in Memphis area and given how long the state is east-west, Knoxville doesn't really have the kind of home state appeal to the Memphis kids and they go out of state to ole miss, lsu,etc.

U. of T should have located in Nashville in my view, if the goal was to be consistent powerhouse in football. The TN legislature should have been proactive like Lousiana's and wiped out Vanderbilt's football program like Tulane's was destroyed, clear the field to have only one large state public football program. That is the biggest key to LSU's consistency in my view. Clemson would have some title teams over the years if we weren't splitting in state talent with SC.