Texas, Oklahoma now OFFICIALLY members of SEC. Is their realignment done? l College Football Podcast
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- Texas and Oklahoma have officially joined the SEC ahead of this 2024 season, does their arrival mean the SEC has no need for any other schools/teams in realignment? 'Locked On SEC' host Chris Gordy joins the show to discuss.
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No. Too many teams as is
16 is perfect for me. If the SEC goes to a 9 game schedule, that lets you play every school in a two year period. Using a 3 (yearly rival) + 6 (rotating) schedule. 12 years after A&M has joined, Georgia has still not played there. I like 16, I think it's the perfect number for a super conference. Despite that, there probably isn't anything that's going to stop adding more $$$$ like Chris said.
Texas A&M should be thankful. Lmao
SEC needs new markets; that's why I don't see FSU as a priority. With Gator fans in the panhandle and Clemson/Carolina fans splitting the state 50/50.“ Meanwhile they just added Texas while already having Texas A&M. 😂
So you wanna keep halfing each state? Whats the difference in two halves of two different states and having both major teams in one state. Its about brands at this point not geography
The biggest observation from yesterday was the huge celebrations at Austin and Norman for the entry in the SEC. The fans and schools looked excited to be starting in the conference. Also the desperation from B12 to release any news they could to distract from it.
Now I agree with you, the SEC really doesn’t want to expand but will have to respond if the BIG moves and/or the ACC implodes. I feel the bluebloods want to be playing at another level. Not just more $$ but also prestige and recruiting power. They feel CFP is over saturated with mid level schools particularly in Florida Texas, NC and CA. and we are on a freight train to a tier 1 and 2 system. They don’t want to miss their spot on the train so they will push (see FSU)
I'm in the Big 10 (Ohio State0. What desperation when TCU logged the only Big 12 college playoff win; whereas, OU and Texas went 0-5. Also if the Buckeyes have gotten the best Floridian talent from Hall of Famer Cris Carter to Jeremiah Smith without adding FSU, why would the Big 10 add FSU? Finally, FSU is not worth $60 million. Ohio State is.
@@CarlaJenkinsTV I think you missed the point. B12 went into overdrive with press releases and videos yesterday to distract from Texas and OU entering the SEC. It appeared desperate marketing ploy.
As far as FSU goes…..ok. Don’t add anyone else. I’m sure the SEC would be ok stopping this. At this point the SEC would just be responding to BIG moves. They are happy where they are at.
@@adamb6370 The SEC isn't going to just pass if UVA and/or UNC become available, expansion targets for decades. Outside of those 2, the SEC would be thrilled to stop there.
@@tarheel7406 exactly what I am saying.
I agree if ACC implodes, they will feel obliged to act
Spencer, could you please explain who gets home games in CFP? I really hope the lesser known teams get a chance in hosting a game because it would be an epic experience & event for the fans like Pullman, Corvallis, Wyoming, Boise State, Tulane, to name a few, but they wanna see these supposedly powerful at-large SEC & BIG10 teams… If they wanna match the March Madness hype machine? Have some of those big name programs show up because an upset would be monumental for THE CFP!
Higher seeded team gets home game, I believe
Yes, the SEC will add some of the ACC namely FSU and Clemson. The Big 10 doesn't have ESPN but the ACC, SEC and Big 12 do. That's huge. It's the same reason why OU and Texas went from the Big 12 to the SEC.
Curious... For how long and by how many professions does it need to be reported that the SEC sees CLEMSON and FSU as low expansion priorities?
The programs and fans in the SEC don't want Clemson or FSU. If anyone maybe NC State + Virginia Tech.
Too many teams as is without relegation.
Relegation is unlikely
@@jmjones7897UNC not NC State
Curious... For how long and by how many professions does it need to be reported that the SEC sees CLEMSON and FSU as low expansion priorities?
From Nielsen: ACC Leaders in Media Exposure Value (Last 3 Years)
1. Duke men’s basketball ($995.0M)
2. UNC men’s basketball ($892.5M)
3. FSU football ($795.2M)
4. Clemson football ($677.1M)
If FSU has that valuation it wouldn't have held that December 21, 2023 Board of Trustees meeting saying that they needed $572 million.
@@CarlaJenkinsTV "Media Exposure Value" is unlikely to be cash revenue pooled/shared at the conference level or revenue kept by the school (e.g. gate). I suspect it's more about the quantity, quality and width of viewers on media channels.
100K DUKE viewers are worth more than 100K OHIOST, FSU or CLEMSON viewers based on quality alone.
Missouri hates Kansas. Love to play them in KC, Mo
You try to put Kansas in the SEC it's gonna be actual War.
They're fkn Redlegs for the love of God
Florida and SCarolina will absolutely never go for Clemson and FSU.
Don't think most of the other Programs or fanbases would go al9ng with that either
Personally, I see 4 schools in the ACC that would bring more in athletics than Kansas. But I have zero say in the matter. Go Dawgs!
Rivalries should be protected at all costs.
@@LockedOnCollegeFootball FSU plays Florida every year. Georgia plays Georgia Tech every year. To which rivalry couldn’t be played unless they were in the same conference?
When the SEC invited Texas and Oklahoma, they completed the capture of Texas and got Oklahoma too. It was bad news for the Big 12 and bless them for their efforts to seek new TV markets. The B1G got all of California that they wanted along with UW and Oregon. There are no more moves on that same level. Lots of fine schools out there, but does the money work? That's up to the conferences and media. I think they should stop (all their bull in the china shop crap) so everyone else can regroup.
The west coast is a declining market for college football; hence the PAC couldn't get a Tier 1 media deal and the members scattered. I also don't see the core B1G schools attracting many top students from the west coast to the Midwest, so they will continue to wane in athletics and academics.
@@tarheel7406 Agrees, it didn't help that Utah, Washington, and Oregon rejected offers for the Pac 12-2 to end up with the same money. Like I said, there are no moves like Texas- Oklahoma and the LA schools left.
@@teacherjoe7019 ND & UNC, but there are a number more that are additive within a future closed Tier 1 P2.
@@tarheel7406 Notre Dame is quite happy with the way they have things set up. Don't see UNC and Virginia, or Clemson and FSU making a relevant splash. Quite sure the B1G wishes they didn't go with Rutgers and Maryland.
@@teacherjoe7019 Outside of ND, UVA and UNC are the top expansion targets of both the SEC and B1G. Each will get invites from both when willing and able to accept.
Boise state football recruiting 10 1
No. They need less, every team in a conference should play the entire conference to determine a champion. Any other arrangements are phoney and champions chosen those ways are illegitimate
A round robin format is not necessary when all of these major conferences have championship games.
With a championship game, it helps a bit but this whole business of playing some schools twice every 12 years is ridiculous and will not improve after adding Texas and Oklahoma. The SEC has played this smoke and mirrors game forever while the B1G has only had 3 or 4 schools in the top tier for any given year. But playing 9 of the other 17 schools with the Pac-12 schools will dilute their conference as well unless their smoke and mirrors plan work's as well.
Hallelujah
B1G has 17 teams
13 of them are still eh
That train has already left the station.