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It's a fair point to make about wanting a national footprint

Posted on: July 1, 2022 at 15:18:37 CT
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I don't see Oregon and Washington going anywhere other than the B1G, but the Arizona schools might be considered by the SEC.

Keep these things in mind:

(1) The SEC already has a *massive* footprint stretching all the way from South Carolina to Texas... regions that care deeply about college sports.

(2) Having major brands is just as important as having a presence in major markets. That's why it was worthwhile adding Texas, and why it would be worthwhile adding Florida State.

(3) Some markets don't really care about college sports (e.g. NYC) and some teams in those markets are afterthoughts (e.g. Rutgers).

IMO, the SEC has expanded as far west as it needs to, and should focus on expanding further up the eastern seaboard via NC and VA.
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     Since one of my sons goes to ASU, I say Sun Devils - OntheMark MU - 7/2 13:07:02
     Question is where is ND FB going to land? nm - MU-TULSA MU - 7/1 16:19:04
          If B1G can get Stanford, that might be enough for ND to cave - withUmizzou MU - 7/1 16:25:33
     Having a school in the state is all that matters. - Rabbit Test MU - 7/1 15:52:05
          No, it matters which school... LSU is not the same as - zounami MU - 7/1 17:35:56
     We should add Oregon and Washington too... - withUmizzou MU - 7/1 15:03:59
          The SEC isn't taking any schools west of Missouri. Nm - BandG MU - 7/1 15:51:51
               Well except TX and OU, nm - MU-TULSA MU - 7/1 16:17:36
                    They already have them...no new ones. Nm - BandG MU - 7/1 16:54:04
          It's a fair point to make about wanting a national footprint - zounami MU - 7/1 15:18:37
               (1) The SEC already has a *massive* footprint stretching all - Ozland Tiger LSU - 7/1 15:52:08




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