TEXAS A&M JOINS SEC, BECOMES CONFERENCE'S 13TH MEMBER
The move and what it means for the SEC. Plus: Where is that elusive 14th member right now?
The move and what it means for the SEC. Plus: Where is that elusive 14th member right now?
The Pac-12 will not expand, so the Big 12 will live. Massive conference realignment is off the table for now.
Is the 14th member of the SEC going to be Missouri. It's looking more and more likely.
CBS is reporting that both the SEC and ACC have denied West Virginia's applications to the leagues.
The SEC really has only two choices left -- Missouri and West Virginia. The conference should invite the Mountaineers to be the 14th team.
Oklahoma's and Texas' board of regents have authorized their school presidents to act on conference affiliation. The Big 12 and Big East have talked about a merger, as have the MW and CUSA.
The ACC did everything right with its expansion, but nothing that happened can stop the SEC from poaching teams if it wants to.
According to a report, we have our 14th member.
The latest realignment news about Pitt and Syracuse and what it means for the SEC.
Texas A&M can almost certainly pay for itself in joining the SEC. Texas would be hard pressed not to take a pay cut to join the ACC.