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Meh, not really. You still have 161 teams to choose from.
It will be a lot harder than you think with 14 SEC teams going after the same opponents in the 90-175 range. These teams will also jack up their guarantee because the "demand" from the SEC will give them a lot more leverage.
I agree w the sentiment, but this rule really handcuffs the SEC teams in the timing and logistics of scheduling. This rule in essence removes the pool of potential opponents by 50%.
I'm also curious how the league will enforce such a rule.
I have always wondered why the SEC doesn't do the same thing in football and basketball go to these mid level schools and make a contract with them to play 1 or 2 in football and maybe 2 or 3 basketball preseason games with SEC opponents at some guaranteed price. Then the individual SEC teams could figure out which team would work better instead of all SEC schools trying to make individual contracts.