re: Which SEC program would suffer most if kicked out of SEC?

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These schools, Georgia, Florida, SCAR, and Kentucky, would probably get less money in the ACC, but would get more football wins

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We would likely shut the program down before EVER going back to the ACC. With the way we left and the deep, deep bad blood between us and the ACC powers that be the intense dislike is mutual. They wouldn't let us back in if their lives depended on it and likewise, we wouldn't go back if our lives depended on it. We covered that bridge in gasoline, lit that bitch on fire and never looked back when we left.

It’s one of the lesser schools propped up by the hig bad conference. Vandy, State, UofSC all come to mind.

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Alabama might go Big 12.

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Texas would never allow that.

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It’s one of the lesser schools propped up by the hig bad conference. Vandy, State, UofSC all come to mind.

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Carolina is the only University in the nation to have won back to back titles in baseball, made a final 4 in MBB and finished in the top 4 in FB in the past decade. Add to that multiple national titles in other sports and I'd say you are BY FAR inferior to us.

Seems like y'all are the lesser school.

Texas A&M: Options in any of the other P5 conferences. AAU school. Texas. Would be fine.

LSU: Probably fine, either ACC or Big12. Huge letdown for LSU, but would still find a P5 home in one of those 2.

Missouri: Would be fine as an AAU school. Big12 would take back in a heartbeat. B1G might be an option if they took on someone like kansas or Oklahoma as well. Don't see Pac or ACC, but ties to Colorado in Pac could make it possible.

Vandy: Would be 100% fine. Have to remember that it is President's of universities making these decisions. Vandy's academic creds would have them in either the ACC or B1G without a doubt.

Arkansas: See LSU.

Kentucky: Might be more of a struggle than one would think. ACC and Big12 are their options, and ACC already has Louisville.

Alabama: ACC/Big12, and maybe an outside shot at independence or a Notre Dame situation.

Auburn: ACC/Big12. See LSU.

OleMiss: See LSU

Miss St: This is the correct answer for who would suffer the most. I'm not sure that either the Big12 or ACC would be interested. Mississippi as a state isn't very appealing. Being lil bro sure doesn't add anything either. Might be out in the cold.

Tennessee: See LSU.

South Carolina: See LSU, but ACC would be interesting if Clemson was like "nah."

Georgia: If any school was close to gaining AAU membership, Georgia is it. Big12/ACC, but I could see the B1G being interested if they went with Florida. (and got AAU)

Florida: Any and all would be interested (minus Pac for obvious reasons). AAU. Florida State might nix in ACC tho.

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We’d be fine - would probably join the ACC

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It would have to be A&M.
If dumped from the SEC, Mizzou would wind back up playing Kansas, Kansas State, and other weenie teams that they could beat with regularity and they'd be satisfied with that.
But if A&M was out of the SEC they'd feel the pain of it. They would pretty much own whatever conference they played in outside the SEC, but A&M knows the sweet savor of winning in a worthy conference. Victories in a lesser conference wouldn't mean as much to them. In any other conference, Aggie would be one of the top dogs but I don't see them as being satisfied with being a big fish in a tiny pond.

And yes, I hate Aggie as much as anyone else, but I also respect the shite out of 'em both on and off the field.

I'd say State, Vandy, or Arkansas.

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