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Will the SEC stop at 16 or expand to 18 or 20?
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RE: Will the SEC stop at 16 or expand to 18 or 20?
I think 16 is the new magic number everyone will be shooting for (for now)
When other conferences start talking about 16, or if there is an attempt to break away from the NCAA you might see em go for 20.
But I think we've got a lot more movement with the other conferences before we see them bulk up more
06-20-2022 10:17 AM
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RE: Will the SEC stop at 16 or expand to 18 or 20? - HerdFanGuest - 06-20-2022 10:17 AM



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