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seth*, blackjack21*, Daniel


sup.

sec is terrible

but daniel wont even check here so

Yeah, that kids a douchebag.
HAY

Shit just got serious.

proper title would read "@ Daniel" or "disregard this topic i suck cocks"

Fuckin' A.

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big 10, i mean 11, i mean 12 ftw

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*14. I think we'll decide to invite Mizzou (or Pittsburgh) and then ND in the next few years. Maybe all three, and then add one more for 16. It'll happen.

It doesn't matter.. you can have a big 30 or pac 25, I don't give a flying fuck. The SEC dominates.

Quoting for the LULZ

You're right, I'm clearly wrong. The SEC hasn't clearly won 5 of the last 7 or 8.

hai

If you think the SEC will still be able to compete, both from a financial and a athletic standpoint without expanding and becoming it's own mega-conference in a few years, then you're a bigger idiot than I originally thought.

Landscape is changing, SEC will have to be proactive or it will be left behind. And no, it won't get Texas. Texas thinks too highly of itself as an academic institution to join the SEC.

fucking slammed

wha

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Pretty sure the SEC houses Vanderbilt which has one of the best pediatric programs in the country, Alabama and Georgia have VERY distinct law programs, LSU currently has a music program that my Cousin is majoring in which is tops in the nation, Auburn will teach you how to fuck a cow in the woods.. I mean.. The SEC isn't a low academic conference, and I don't believe recruiting will change all that much for the southeast in this case, which is where 90% of the players come from.

Vandy has the 17th ranked Law program in the nation, which is tops in the SEC. Georgia is tied 28th, and 'Bama is 38th.

Meanwhile in the (Big 12 really) Michigan and Northwestern are both above Vandy, Iowa clocks in at 26th (who would have thought that?), Indiana is 27th, Wisconsin is at 28th with Georgia, Ohio State is at 34th..... really no comparison.


http://www.llm-guide.com/law-school-rankings < ---- source, yo.

I would compare others, but clearly really in the mood to get heavy with the research right now.

Money + exposure + facilities + education (clearly everyone goes to the NFL, even the stud 5 star prospects) will = Recruiting shifts. If the SEC sleeps and doesn't look to expand, yes recruiting will be affected. I'm clearly saying they are done for. I am saying they need to be proactive or they WILL be left behind. Mega conferences are coming. The Big 12 got a 1 year reprieve from collapsing, maybe a 2 year at best. It'll be a power grab, they don't want to be left out of the loop. Heck the Big 12 is trying to convince Ark to come to their side, as they have plenty of history as part of the Southwestern conference.

It's going to be an interesting few years.

I feel the Pac 10 will snag most of the Big 12 players. OSU will push HARD for Tx. Probably wind up with Mizzou, ND, and Pitt (geographic fit, same type of mindset), then hope for TX to make 16.

Big East and ACC might just form together, or if the SEC gets serious, they will raid both conferences for the southern schools. Left overs will try and patch a conference together from the remnaints.

I wonder if it's their alternative to a playoff system.. Just fuck it up more. lol