SEC wants a "level playing field"

[ETU]

Nick is campaigning for others to be fair.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sec-wa...garding-camps-transfers-222821514--ncaaf.html

 

[gtanduga]

So, other schools (mostly Big 10) are coming to the southeast to attend or conduct football camps and St. Nick doesn't like it and says it's not a "level playing field." Boo-freaking-hoo-hoo. And this was the guy who wanted the hurry up and no-huddle offenses banned or limited so that he could get the defensive players he wants on the field before the snap. I respect the Bama program, but Nick is acting like a big cry baby.

 

[JB4AU]

I can see where he is coming from. At least in regards to the camps rule. Either the SEC needs to dump their rules barring guest coaching, or get the rest of the country on board with what they are doing. I would think it would be easier for the SEC to change, rather than make the entire country bow down to the "SEC way" to be honest.

 

[gtanduga]

I can see where he is coming from. At least in regards to the camps rule. Either the SEC needs to dump their rules barring guest coaching, or get the rest of the country on board with what they are doing. I would think it would be easier for the SEC to change, rather than make the entire country bow down to the "SEC way" to be honest.

Exactly! Good comment!

 

[dirtbob]

Tell the SEC they can't pay players or their families and then actually make them live up to it with very strict repercussions. Then you can enforce this complaint without laughing at the SEC for complaining about a "level playing field".

This thread got me to laugh today and I needed it, thanks!