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RE: A Sober Look at the Potential Realignment of 2024
An expansion of the "SEC" beyond 18 means the SEC is no longer a conference but a league. It might have the name SEC, but it will be the defacto old Southern Conference that had 23 members and it does not matter the exact makeup of the extra 8 or so because that "league" will be the main college football league and the issues that faced the 23 team Southern Conference in 1932 will all resurface, namely how do you structure something to keep so many happy. Keep in mind that this new league will still need at least 4-6 "chumps" in football - schools whose fan base will support them when they are perpetually 5-7.
08-25-2020 03:23 PM
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