This guy claims we and tsun should be kicked out the sec. http://touch.orlandosentinel.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-80433091/
This is hilarious
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This guy is a butt-hurt, broken record. He's a "shock" journalist that babbles off at the mouth in order to get people to click on his page/read his articles. Hell, it worked; I'm not denying that. However, I don't get mad at this. I actually found it rather funny.
Guys like him HATE that Ole Miss and State just "happened to be in the right place at right time" to be in the SEC. Well tough ****. We both were and we both do pretty well considering our financial limitations compared to the big boys.
Guys like him HATE that Ole Miss and State just "happened to be in the right place at right time" to be in the SEC. Well tough ****. We both were and we both do pretty well considering our financial limitations compared to the big boys.
If they're such a sleeping giant why doesnt the ACC or Big 12 take them?
For one thing Florida would never allow it and the SEC already has a pretty good lockdown of the Orlando media market.
For one thing Florida would never allow it and the SEC already has a pretty good lockdown of the Orlando media market.
It depends...
...on the basis of the argument. From a pure financial standpoint, it may not be as ridiculous as it sounds.
For the athletic administration, this article is evidence for the justification of continued infrastructure build-up to enhance the overall athletic program, from facilities to coaches.
...on the basis of the argument. From a pure financial standpoint, it may not be as ridiculous as it sounds.
For the athletic administration, this article is evidence for the justification of continued infrastructure build-up to enhance the overall athletic program, from facilities to coaches.
Finebaum had him on yesterday and he was blowing the same smoke. Surprisingly, Finebaum was defending State and OM.
I agree. To take it a step further, I think there will come a point when fans (in general) will prefer stability with conference members. In the long term, a revolving door approach to conference membership will dilute the brand.
The addition of TAMU and Mizzou may be a strategic financial move for the conference, and I hope their addition to the SEC helps MSU receive more revenue. But, personally speaking, it's hard to get excited about either when they play MSU in any sport. Quite frankly, unless there are some extenuating circumstances surrounding those games, I'd miss those long before I'd pass up an opportunity seeing MSU play a charter SEC school.
NYU has 50,000+ students in the largest city in America. Maybe the ACC should try and kick out one of it's original charter members to get NYU? They "deserve it" because NYC has lots of TVs.**
Miami Dade College has 165,000 students and a larger TV market than Central Florida Communtiy College