The talk around the league this week was the report that came out on Wednesday that Texas and Oklahoma are looking to leave the Big 12 and join the SEC.

The topic has been debated by the media and fans all week and now we want to know where you stand on the subject...

Poll: Do You Want Texas And Oklahoma To Join The SEC?
No
59.4%
Yes
40.6%
Total votes: 15738Poll Closed
Filed Under: SEC Football

Comments

24 Comments
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Only let them in to piss of Aggie.
Reply22 months
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Since we’re told that expansion is inevitable I’d rather get to 16 via UTx & OU than a couple low tier B12 or ACC teams. Like most I’d be more accepting of OU that Tx but I didn’t like the last expansion either so…..?
Reply23 months
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Need a don’t care option
Reply23 months
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Oklahoma yes Texas no
Reply23 months
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I wouldn’t mind them coming in . Let’s see if they can compete with the big boys . I’m always seeing posts that if they were in the SEC their record wouldn’t be what it is . Time to walk the walk .
Reply23 months
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I wouldn't mind Oklahoma joining, but not Texas. If I had my choice, I would add Oklahoma on the West and Clemson on the East.
Reply23 months
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How about Oklahoma and VTECH
Reply23 months
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Indifferent but what the heck ~ Why not
Reply23 months
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Aggies voting like hell
Reply23 months
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frick Texas. #voteno
23 months
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I saw a thread on Texas agg tell fans to come vote no!! Lol. I bet most of those no’s are from aggs!!
Reply23 months
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The teasips have broken up two conferences in the last forty years. The land thieves will do whatever daddy teasip tells them to do. To hell with both of them.
Reply23 months
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I voted YES. Thanks, Dominion.
Reply23 months
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If Texas makes it into the SEC does this mean that they "Are Back"? LOL
22 months
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SEC will have great tv contracts, and I like the schedule quadreants, giving three regular opponents and two from each of the other quadrants for a 9 game conference schedule, with a chance to play every conference team over 4 years by rotating other quadrant teams. Adding two top 10 programs makes the SEC stronger. In short, it's a good thing.
Reply23 months
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Just keep the East and West Divisions but split it by geography.
Reply23 months
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I don't want them in, but expansion is inevitable and I'm not shocked by any more change. This is what we have now, and we'll adapt to it.
Reply23 months
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Doesn't really matter to me as an lsu fan. Bring 'em on.
Reply23 months
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I don’t want the drama that Texas will bring. Take Okie and Okie State.
Reply23 months
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You think Texas will bring more drama than Bama brings? Lol, no damn way. Maybe this will force the sec to move the conference title games around and alternate, besides everything being focused right there around Birmingham, where it's beneficial to Bama. It definitely will force them to reevaluate the divisions, which is fine with me. It's going to happen eventually anyway, so why not take a precognitive approach to it?
23 months
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Why do think Bama is 17 & 4 at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge since 1984. Easy. It's the homefield advantage. Bama owns Tiger Stadium. The whole system is tilted toward Alabama. Alabama has the homefield advantage in every SEC stadium. It's a conspiracy to make sure that Bama always ends up at the top.
23 months
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"Why do think Bama is 17 & 4 at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge since 1984. " because LSU is our bitch?
23 months
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Need to split this up into 2 polls..
Reply23 months
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Power 1 conference...
Reply23 months
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