| Favorite team: | Georgia Tech  |
| Location: | ATL Jawja baby |
| Biography: | Fat, Drunk, and Stupid |
| Interests: | CFB |
| Occupation: | Retired Antifa Terrorist |
| Number of Posts: | 898 |
| Registered on: | 9/15/2023 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: SEC expansion-the 15 most populated states.
Posted by GTnerd on 10/22/26 at 4:16 pm to Nasty_Canasta
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Has a huge metropolis in the Atlanta area and still can’t compete. You need more than population centers to excel at college sports
All you need now is money to hire the best coaches and players- location, history, conference, education- all irelevant.
How do territories help tv ratings, and why would espn ever care about anything other than National TV ratings?
re: Miami wants into the B1G but will settle for SEC. If not...will go Indy
Posted by GTnerd on 10/22/26 at 4:12 pm to ScotlandAve
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conference championship means nothing. We might not even have an SEC championship after this season. Catch up to 2026.
I do get that, but can’t you see that is rather pathetic for a program like Miami to have not won a single ACC championship in 22 seasons?
re: Miami wants into the B1G but will settle for SEC. If not...will go Indy
Posted by GTnerd on 10/22/26 at 2:39 pm to AwgustaDawg
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They don't want any SEC smoke unless they enjoy 8-4 seasons being a really good one for them. If they did not play a ACC schedule they wouldn't be deep enough to make the 12 team playoff and will only do so occasionally when it expands to 24.
I tend to agree with this, do yall realize that they STILL have never actually won an ACC championship?
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Again, you are thinking the next 10-15 years. Not the next 25-50
Please enlighten us- what exactly is going to happen then?
By that I mean it would bring the in-market subscriber fees (which would be millions of extra dollars for the SEC for the DC market btw). And yes Rutgers does bring a huge amount of money in for the BIG, it’s literally the only reason they added Rutgers and Maryland.
Every tv subscriber in a market (cable, satellite, streaming) pays a fee for each channel BIG, SEC, ACC networks included. When a member school is located in one of those markets like Rutgers in NY for example, those subscribers pay extra for the channel. This amounts to millions of dollars for the Conference, and it doesn’t matter if those subscribers ever watch the channels either, if it’s part of their package they pay it.
Every tv subscriber in a market (cable, satellite, streaming) pays a fee for each channel BIG, SEC, ACC networks included. When a member school is located in one of those markets like Rutgers in NY for example, those subscribers pay extra for the channel. This amounts to millions of dollars for the Conference, and it doesn’t matter if those subscribers ever watch the channels either, if it’s part of their package they pay it.
re: Joel Klatt: SEC-Big Ten scheduling agreement expected once CFP expands to 24
Posted by GTnerd on 10/22/26 at 12:11 pm to TeddyWestside
All of the SEC-ACC rivalry's are in danger/trouble
re: Miami wants into the B1G but will settle for SEC. If not...will go Indy
Posted by GTnerd on 10/22/26 at 12:09 pm to TigerintheNO
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Where are Clemson and FSU going to go? The SEC and Big 10 don't want them.
Both of those schools pull excellent tv rating (playing against mostly small ACC schools) even when they are bad or avg. Better ratings are what Espn is going to be looking for to up the contract.
Please explain in your own words how adding Virginia makes the SEC more money or will make Espn renegotiate the tv contract for more money? Yes It will add the DC market and the SEC can charge in-market fees for all subscribers who have the SEC network in their tv or streaming plans in that area, but that’s not going to be enough to cover their share of the SEC tv money distribution is it? They don’t draw good tv ratings, even when they are decent.
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Having to haggle and re-negotiate contract terms with your entire roster EVERY YEAR is going to lead many a coach to an early retirement.
Surely big programs have a Nil General Manager or something similar who handles all that BS, Kirby just tells them who he wants to keep, lose or acquire
re: Thank you Coach Stein!
Posted by GTnerd on 10/11/26 at 9:11 am to Raging Tiger
No side taken here, but what did you expect after your coach takes on takes on the SEC over the pro olayers stuff? They are going to make you pay on the field for as long as Kiffin is there- at minimum
re: LSU will be thrown out of the conference within the end of next year
Posted by GTnerd on 9/25/26 at 8:13 pm to geauxbrown
“The SEC responded that it is deeply disappointed by the dismissal motion—noting it came in the middle of settlement talks—and maintains that the core governance issues remain unresolved because LSU could attempt the same roster moves next year.“
There’s zero proof that either old man has ever sharted themselves
How did this ever make it into the SEC?
re: Trump possibly heading to Knoxville
Posted by GTnerd on 9/24/26 at 5:56 pm to SmokeyGirl
Trump’s only remaining safe space- Sec football
No, no way in hell
re: Texas travels well. Already showing up in Knoxville
Posted by GTnerd on 9/24/26 at 5:52 pm to AwgustaDawg
People don’t seem to realize that MOST of those Asian and Indian kids at the best schools in the country ARE American citizens.
re: Florida's new QB
Posted by GTnerd on 9/17/26 at 8:22 am to MackeyMkay
He definitely has a legit arm and can run too. He’ll throw some interceptions, but that’s just part of having a gunslinger at QB. Wish like hell we still had him!
re: I still can’t believe LSU admin let Kiffin push this to the limit…
Posted by GTnerd on 9/9/26 at 8:13 am to captdalton
Imagine if Bama or Ole Miss were in this position instead of LSU- them coonass’s would be leading the lynch mob, louder than anyone, consumed with indignant outrage.
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