Carolina will be left out. I’ve been a fan since 1975 and nothing ever change's. We’re a 6 win team on average and every once in a while when 9. IT IS WHAT IT IS!
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If things stand as they are now; I can only think of 4 SEC teams that would be in, Bama, LSU, Georgia and either Tennessee or UF (based on history, not current success). Texas and Oklahoma will both get in but I'm not counting them in the SEC.Aside from "we're an SEC team", I can't think of a reason why we should be included.
If things stand as they are now; I can only think of 4 SEC teams that would be in, Bama, LSU, Georgia and either Tennessee or UF (based on history, not current success). Texas and Oklahoma will both get in but I'm not counting them in the SEC.
$$...that's about it.Aside from "we're an SEC team", I can't think of a reason why we should be included.
$$...that's about it.
Not really. For the 21-22 FY our AD brought in $142M. Of that, $12M came from conference distributions, and $37M came from media rights, which would exist in some capacity anyway.But our money comes only by virtue of being in the SEC, right?
Not really. For the 21-22 FY our AD brought in $142M. Of that, $12M came from conference distributions, and $37M came from media rights, which would exist in some capacity anyway.
Based on the site I was looking at it was 27th nationally, 10th in the SEC, which you can imagine. UK and Ark are ahead of us, but pretty expected for the most part.Any idea where this ranks in the SEC or nationally?
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