Did A&M have an invite to join the SEC - or a conditional invite?
by minimark on Jun 17, 2010 2:41 AM CDT
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And I'm not saying they aren't worthy of being in the SEC or anything, but what has become apparent is that TV wanted to keep the status quo. If A&M left - or Texas left - there would be chaos in the college football landscape. Texas leaves to the PAC whatever, chaos. A&M leaves to the SEC, the Big 12 implodes and chaos. TV didn't want that, so they upped the ante. Ironically, A&M's flirtation with the SEC created the mess we are in now - a watered down Big 12-2. Not that I blame them. But I think the SEC offer was conditional on the other teams bolting for the PAC whatever - FOR MONEY REASONS.. If not, your administration's personnel are cowards - and I don't believe that!
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believe it
If not, your administration’s personnel are cowards – and I don’t believe that!
cowards they are
it was an unconditional offer
we could go to the SEC right now, but we have scared little idiots running things in high places
Our administration makes the three stooges of Hance/Myers/Bailey look like geniuses.
no official offer, just a phone call away though.
by Displaced Longhorn on Jun 18, 2010 11:08 AM CDT up reply actions
Why would they extend an invite
without the Board of Regents having voted to leave the Big XII?
Also, would the SEC have emailed you the invite? You, my friend, are connected.
by AgAstraPerAspera on Jun 23, 2010 6:28 PM CDT up reply actions
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