UT and Kentucky to ACC in 2012/Don't Laugh!!

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give_him 6 said:
I live in Big 12 country and the word on Missouri is not that they are upset about the Big 12 Championship game being in Texas. Mizzou plays Illinois every year to open the football season. Illinois is bringing in around $21M or more from the Big 10 contracts. The Big 12 only gives Mizzou $12M or so, while Texas and Oklahoma are the high earners. This thing is about money. However, a major hangup is that if Mizzou joins the Big 10, they would have to abide by the Big 10 rules on how they pay their professors and its been reported that Mizzou does not currently meet that mark. There is going to be a domino effect caused by whoever the Big 10 adds. The word in Big 12 country is that is Mizzou bolts, then the Big 12 would go after TCU and not Arkansas.
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This. I've heard nothing about Ark getting a bid, but have heard several times that the Big 12 would go after TCU in order to grab one of the few up and coming mid-majors. Also heard that the PAC-10 will probably be looking at Boise and Utah in the near future as well to give them the teams necessary for a title game.
 
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#127
I just regained consciousness after having passed out from laughing after reading the op.
 
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Most of the OP's arguments don't mention the most important thing - Money. I can't see how any school is better off monetarily in the Big 12 or ACC vs the SEC. If you have the #'s bring them on, but for now -

No Way
 
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Orangekush423 said:
Why would you want Vabdy in the west? We have the best 3 week closing in the SEC, UK, VU, and a cupcake. Wow, how do you think we close strong every year? We worked hard to get that schedule that way and we don't want it changing. Al finishes with LSU and Au. Wow
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I agree. That kind of logic goes along with any Tennessee fan who would want Memphis in the SEC. We can't pull recruits reliably from that area as it is. Why would anyone want to see a third SEC team in Tennessee?
 
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rockydoc said:
It looks like Missouri will, in the next year or so, be invited and agree to join the Big 10. This leaves an opening for Arkansas to rejoin the Big 12, which they have been wanting to do for years. This leaves the SEC with only eleven members and unable to have the very profitable SEC Championship game.

After the next football season, which will regretably be a losing one for Tennessee, the University will have two choices: 1) Stay in a conference where several schools (most notably Auburn, Alabama and LSU) are buying top recruits right and left, and be mediocre for years or 2) take their stellar basketball program to the ACC, which geographically makes more sense. I have no doubt that the Atlantic Coast Conference would welcome them with open arms, especially if UK also joined.
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rockydoc said:
It looks like Missouri will, in the next year or so, be invited and agree to join the Big 10. This leaves an opening for Arkansas to rejoin the Big 12, which they have been wanting to do for years. This leaves the SEC with only eleven members and unable to have the very profitable SEC Championship game.

After the next football season, which will regretably be a losing one for Tennessee, the University will have two choices: 1) Stay in a conference where several schools (most notably Auburn, Alabama and LSU) are buying top recruits right and left, and be mediocre for years or 2) take their stellar basketball program to the ACC, which geographically makes more sense. I have no doubt that the Atlantic Coast Conference would welcome them with open arms, especially if UK also joined.
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WOW! 4000 posts, and this is by far your dumdest one yet! UT gets 15 mil a year just to be in SEC not to mention the revenue sharing of the NCAA Basketball Tourney monies and the Bowl games dollars. No current sec school in their right mind would leave the sec. NOT GONNA HAPPEN.
 
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#139
....seeing one of the SEC teams leave for ACC would be plausible, if not for the financial ramifications. So you have that going for ya, rockydoc. not much else though.
 
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VolsRule said:
Funny stuff. Lay off the weed before posting.
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Stay on the weed by all means!! Just think before you post. People on this site can not wait to vent their sorry, frustated lives on someone whenever they get a chance. Hopefully we win a National Title soon so these "volfans" can calm down! I have to laugh at all these "internet gangster's" who wouldn't bust a grape. V,B!
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#142
I think this post was meant (in a round about way) to be a bit derogatory toward TN and our current situation.
 
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PimpVol said:
Stay on the weed by all means!! Just think before you post. People on this site can not wait to vent their sorry, frustated lives on someone whenever they get a chance. Hopefully we win a National Title soon so these "volfans" can calm down! I have to laugh at all these "internet gangster's" who wouldn't bust a grape. V,B!
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I'm glad that we have a pimp to keep us in line at least.
 
#144
#144
Thanks for the warning,though.



rockydoc said:
It looks like Missouri will, in the next year or so, be invited and agree to join the Big 10. This leaves an opening for Arkansas to rejoin the Big 12, which they have been wanting to do for years. This leaves the SEC with only eleven members and unable to have the very profitable SEC Championship game.

After the next football season, which will regretably be a losing one for Tennessee, the University will have two choices: 1) Stay in a conference where several schools (most notably Auburn, Alabama and LSU) are buying top recruits right and left, and be mediocre for years or 2) take their stellar basketball program to the ACC, which geographically makes more sense. I have no doubt that the Atlantic Coast Conference would welcome them with open arms, especially if UK also joined.
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rockydoc said:
It looks like Missouri will, in the next year or so, be invited and agree to join the Big 10. This leaves an opening for Arkansas to rejoin the Big 12, which they have been wanting to do for years. This leaves the SEC with only eleven members and unable to have the very profitable SEC Championship game.

After the next football season, which will regretably be a losing one for Tennessee, the University will have two choices: 1) Stay in a conference where several schools (most notably Auburn, Alabama and LSU) are buying top recruits right and left, and be mediocre for years or 2) take their stellar basketball program to the ACC, which geographically makes more sense. I have no doubt that the Atlantic Coast Conference would welcome them with open arms, especially if UK also joined.
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Sorry you told me not to but i can not take you seriously
 
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rockydoc said:
It looks like Missouri will, in the next year or so, be invited and agree to join the Big 10. This leaves an opening for Arkansas to rejoin the Big 12, which they have been wanting to do for years. This leaves the SEC with only eleven members and unable to have the very profitable SEC Championship game.

After the next football season, which will regretably be a losing one for Tennessee, the University will have two choices: 1) Stay in a conference where several schools (most notably Auburn, Alabama and LSU) are buying top recruits right and left, and be mediocre for years or 2) take their stellar basketball program to the ACC, which geographically makes more sense. I have no doubt that the Atlantic Coast Conference would welcome them with open arms, especially if UK also joined.
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