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RE: Berry Tramel: Would the Big Ten welcome OU?
I'd be interested in hearing JR's thoughts, but I think the SEC really needs to make a play for Oklahoma, and in order for the SEC to get OU, they can seal the deal by taking OK State. If the SEC stands pat for too long, the B1G could eventually offer membership to both OU and Kansas, which would put their conference on the doorstep of Texas - which could then end up being the move that puts the B1G over the SEC.

Doubling up the Oklahoma market may not be the huge boost the SEC would want, but it would be a protective move against the B1G from (eventually) getting Texas.
05-22-2017 09:23 AM
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