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Posted on: July 21, 2016 at 11:04:31 CT
Bobk MU
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so that won't happen. Florida already has blocked FSU multiple times. USCe would do the same with Clemson. Everyone with cable is already paying for the SEC network in those states, so it wouldn't generate any more cash. Virginia and North Carolina are the states to expand into with the DC market attached. But with the new ACC GOR, I doubt that's happening.
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Time for the SEC and B1G to poach the Big 12? - TigerJackSwartz MU - 7/21 09:41:26
     Both the B1G and the SEC would love to get OU. - Nebraska99 STL - 7/21 10:01:22
          OU is a financial negative - Roberts MU - 7/21 10:03:24
               Yep. The OU/OSU ship has sailed as far as the SEC - Diamond Dave MU - 7/21 10:09:16
                    ou has a larger contingent than just the state - gmmm98 MU - 7/21 10:16:36
                         cord cutting - Roberts MU - 7/21 10:40:18
                    However, if we're talking about mega conferences, then the - Fool on the Hill MU - 7/21 10:13:12
                         Of course. We're not there yet and may never be there - Diamond Dave MU - 7/21 10:14:16
     other than UT - Roberts MU - 7/21 09:59:53
          Kansas is tied to Kansas State. - DC Jayhawk KU - 7/21 10:16:05
          That's the huge question. You have OU and UT, and then - TigerJackSwartz MU - 7/21 10:04:59
               I'll take OU and either Duke or North Carolina for the 16 nm - Tigergrad MU - 7/21 10:09:31
                    ACC window is closed - StlOx MU - 7/21 13:01:21
                    Duke and UNC? No way. Take Clemson or FSU - Diamond Dave MU - 7/21 10:16:02
                         Overlapping footprints - Bobk MU - 7/21 11:04:31
                              Duke or North Carolina. nm - Tigergrad MU - 7/21 11:22:08




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