Why is Vanderbilt in the SEC?

Because it's a founding member that didn't bitch out like Tulane, Sewanee, or Georgia Tech.

Cause they've been here for 100 years?

They actually win national titles too you know?

Pick and choose who they want to play based on if they can win or think they can ! Girl kicker to boost the sexism yeah 100 years or not time to cast your vote to veto them out

FOIA

You do realize that the SEC is more than just football right? There’s actual universities associated with each football program.

Baseball

Yes. But there needs to be some pressure put on them to not just roll out an intramural squad for football just to draw that check. It’s athletic welfare.

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V2ndy is the worst!

Freeloading off the SECs hard earned TV contracts.

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I am not sure if this is sarcasm or serious. They have beat TN three of the last five and five of the last nine in football.

I do agree for football but they did just win a national title in baseball. Their academic status makes the sec look good and that’s what shuts sankey up. You can blame the administration all you want but it also comes down to boosters. I just don’t think they have the fan support even if they did make a strong campaign for football to be relevant. They’re like Tulane. Most of their alumni don’t stick around and don’t give a shite about football. There’s not enough money.