re: When super expansion starts we’ll be in the SEC:

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1. Clemson 2. FSU 3. UCF 4. Miami

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financially what does UCF bring to the table? Absolutely zero there is zero upside for the SEC, to add UCF. They will be nothing but a money drain.

There is zero benefit to adding UCF with UF FSU and Miami in the SEC


We would control the entire Florida market. Most UCF fans are likely also fans of one of those big 3 teams much like delta state fans in MS are also MSU/OM fans

You know - the case for UCF is kinda' interesting.

They're the University of Disney. Nothing wrong with that - Orlando is a big, big town. And UCF does a lot of things right, really, as far as that goes. They serve non-traditional students as well as full timers. They're obviously churning money back into athletics as well as academics.

They've climbed quickly - maybe too quick - as far as that goes for a school built from the ground up. And now they're bumping into the same shite others schools run into. At some point, it's all about reputation. And reputation takes time. Too much time, way too often.

It's hard to be patient. Especially when you move up the ladder at warp speed.

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1. Clemson
2. FSU

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These two are the most likely. Going to be interesting how scheduling would work as both of them are already annual non-conference opponents for existing members. Now that these matchups would be considered conference games, it will force UF and South Carolina to give up another permeant rival.

You are #4 at best on the list of Florida schools. I'm not putting any money on it.

Bless your little heart.

Bath salts are a helluva drug huh.

You are a UBA class football school maybe. You are not worthy of being a member of the SEC. Not now not ever.
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SaducfKnight indeed.

The whole point of this seems for these schools to get out of the NCAA. When that happens, goodbye Vandy, Wake Forest, Duke, etc.

OU isn’t a 1st tier program. Historically, yes. Currently, no. TN also isn’t a 1st tier program. Historically, yes. Currently, no. Although, orange shades glasses aside, looking ahead to the trajectories of both programs, OU is at more of disadvantage.

You've really out-dumbassed yourself on this one.