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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 131760344" data-attributes="member: 1606648">Once again you can believe whoever you want.Doesn’t matter to me.Who was involved in 2010-2012 SEC expansion comes from A&amp;M. Therefore comes from Georgia and Florida.They blocked the ACC schools in their state. VA Tech couldn’t come because of a state bill that put them in the ACCMissouri was the only one leftThis doesn’t say WVU didn’t try to sway people. But at the end of the day Missouri had their feet in the doorWVU was told no even before A&amp;M was approved by the SEC. They hadn’t even technically left at that time.But what you believe or not believe doesn’t have a thing to do with me.Like I said it is a narrative that shouldn’t continue. At this point WVU has no shot at all of ever joining the SEC. Only school outside of the B1G who could add to the point at this moment would be NDEven without ESPN schools care about revenue. That is why they have ESPN running things</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 131760344, member: 1606648"] Once again you can believe whoever you want. Doesn’t matter to me. Who was involved in 2010-2012 SEC expansion comes from A&M. Therefore comes from Georgia and Florida. They blocked the ACC schools in their state. VA Tech couldn’t come because of a state bill that put them in the ACC Missouri was the only one left This doesn’t say WVU didn’t try to sway people. But at the end of the day Missouri had their feet in the door WVU was told no even before A&M was approved by the SEC. They hadn’t even technically left at that time. But what you believe or not believe doesn’t have a thing to do with me. Like I said it is a narrative that shouldn’t continue. At this point WVU has no shot at all of ever joining the SEC. Only school outside of the B1G who could add to the point at this moment would be ND Even without ESPN schools care about revenue. That is why they have ESPN running things [/QUOTE]

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