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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 130837445" data-attributes="member: 1606648">I think the SEC is getting ahead of themselves.What is keeping them afloat in Texas was there before they added A&M and that are the number of alumni from SEC West schools and the number of the tshirt fans already in Texas.Especially with LSU.There belief is that they can do the same in Virginia and N Carolina.Like I said....It is about the # of households the channel is on.SEC network with the LHN in Texas is with the package that includes the ESPN channels.Some cable companies it pretty much comes with the purchase of cable.Doesn't matter if Washington DC is all Maryland or UVA fansDoesn't matter if NC State is a joke in N Carolina.NC State is probably the one who will listen to the SEC with the widest ears.Those two schools are their main targets if the ACC falls apart.There reasoning doesn't need to be debated..Right or wrong that is what the people in Birmingham want.Especially the people in Tennessee. Tennessee is the one promoting both NC State and UVA.Because they can hold NC State down and overrun the state.Pretty much what they are doing with Texas A&M.Promise them a chance to get out of the shadow of their instate rival to only overshadow them with the SEC.</blockquote>

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