ashley said:
This is all about money and the SEC preparing to be the strongest and richest of the four power conferences that we will see in the future.
The good news is the SEC will probably have five of the sixteen playoff teams every year.
ashley said:
Very likely. But, it would it would be dumb to decide to take four from each conference. I hope they never do that.
KCup17 said:
Doesn't this whole thing just prove that tu needs us more than we need them?
To each his own. Sippy is confident and assured this is done. They talk amongst themselves out in the public and are absolutely giddy about screwing A&M's SEC advantage. Why would they lie about that?rgag12 said:redjalapeno-87 said:they knew early July from what was stated. Be naive if you desire. Look at the facts as they are.rgag12 said:redjalapeno-87 said:The tu pundits I listened to discussing this said tu folks were told to "sit" on this. They blamed friendly A&M media for leaking it to try to ruin their deal. They know they have the 11 votes.Vinny said:
So after the Brent Z article all of these beat writers have some "inside sources" that these conversations have been taking place for 6+ months and nobody mentioned anything till the Houston Chronicle broke the news this week? Not buying it at all !
Yea, they all knew about a potential earth-shattering college football story and chose not to get a ton of views and clicks. Sureeeeeeeee
I think it's "naive" to believe sip beat writers and to believe all the stuff out there on twitter are facts.
Cannot be repeated often enough.Its Texas Aggies, dammit said:
If Sankey was in negotiations with UT and OU for six months and left us in the dark, he should be fired. If this is true, the SEC culture has been revealed to be a lie.
I can. If they knew during Big XII media days last week, they would have leaked it then and blew it up.ashley said:ashley said:
Very likely. But, it would it would be dumb to decide to take four from each conference. I hope they never do that.
PS, I can't believe A&M didn't know about this.
