Miami to the SEC?
It could happen says SEC commishioner & ESPN!
Reported on todays ESPN College Football Live show, if the Big 10 raids the big east for
its own expansion, then the SEC will not be left in the dust. As the SEC would want to remain the supreme
conference in college football. Sources say the SEC would raid the ACC for The University of Miami
and Florida State. Courting the too florida schools for a major florida presense in the SEC. And travel
expenses would not be great for all other sports.
Since Miami left the Big East for The ACC they have had nothing but bad karma/luck etc. Also
this would have a very positive impact on recruiting for the U. Son come play for the U in the SEC...LOCK IT UP!!
Although Coach Shannon would need to improve his head coaching philosphy and game management alot from
where it is now to compete with Saban, Meyer, and the rest of the good ole boys in the SEC.
This could also cause a major change in the college football post season as the Big East would prob loose
its BCS bid( no matter how much pull there commishioner has) and maybe be the final nail in the coffin of the dreaded BCS when the contracts up.
couldn't find the video of espn today, but here is SEC commishioner has already made of few public statements about there plans if the Big Ten expands to a super conference.
So the balls in the Big Ten courts now, if they raid the Big East. The U could be joining the SEC...we can only hope!!!
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ehh
not really a fan of shannon, if we get it in the SEC it will be solely on our history not because of him, i hope we get in
Man that would be awesome to be in the SEC
Brandon Marshall!!! Next stop SuperBowl!!!
Master Phinja, accepting anybody to the clan!!!
IT SIMPLY IS ALL ABOUT THE U!!!
"You wanna get high man? Does howdy doody have wooden balls?"
- Cheech & Chong - Up in Smoke -
I KNOW!!
College Football Landscape is going to change ALOT the next 2 years!!1
Glad the new NCAA president is extremely pro playoff also…shits gonna happen next few years
This^
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Thats going to effect recruiting big time
asssuming it happens
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Amen. Also will bring a lot more money in to the program.
"Beer is living proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." -Benjamin Franklin
"Townes Van Zandt is the best songwriter in the whole world and I'll stand on Bob Dylan's coffee table in my cowboy boots and say that."-Steve Earle
Currently one of three pilots for the new and improved SpillWagon fleet of Chinook’s.
"I'd rather be a dead Gram Parsons than a live Garth Brooks"-Kinky Friedman
by texascowpunk on May 10, 2010 12:51 AM EDT up reply actions
Neither Miami nor FSU will go to the SEC.
This is all about money. The SEC already has their presence in the Florida market. Look for them to try to get into the Virginia/ West Virginia market.
by Nole Resurrected on May 18, 2010 4:33 PM EDT reply actions
I would rather end our football program
than join the fucking SEC. Hell no.
by The Great Barstoolio on May 20, 2010 11:09 PM EDT reply actions
Would love it!
Would also love to see Randy Shannon haul ass! He sucks! Take Jacory Harris with you…Go to Florida State ya’ll look natural there!
Report: SEC meets with CBS regarding expansion
Posted by John Taylor on May 22, 2010 11:16 AM ET
Of all of the fallout that could come with the Big Ten expanding, perhaps the most intriguing would be whether or not the SEC would be forced to make a move to counter the only conference that can compete with them financially.
Rumors have abounded that, if the Big Ten were to go to 16 teams, the SEC would follow in kind. Texas, Texas A&M, Miami, Florida State, Georgia Tech and Clemson have all been mentioned as possibilities for an expanded SEC.
Now comes a report from a Knoxville radio station — uh-oh, another radio report — that the conference is being very preemptive when it comes to the expansion issue.
By way of MrSEC.com, Jimmy Hyams of WNML-AM 990 reports that, per a source close to CBS, commissioner Mike Slive has met with network officials regarding the SEC’s potential plans for expansion. Reportedly, Slive told the executives that their goal is to match the Big Ten team for team if they move to 16.
In such a case, Hyams reports, Texas, Texas A&M, Florida State and Clemson would be their targets. If the first two could not be had, the two Texas schools would be replaced by Georgia Tech and Miami.
Very predictably, the SEC has denied that such a meeting took place.
“[There] was never any meeting nor have their been any discussions between CBS and SEC Commissioner Mike Slive about expansion,” the conference stated in an email response to the radio report.
Whether or not the report is true is debatable — very debatable given the conference’s response — but there should be little doubt that Slive & Company are not just sitting on their hands awaiting the Big Ten’s move. You don’t get to be the preeminent football conference in the country by being caught with your pants around your ankles.








