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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 130838354" data-attributes="member: 1606648">I think the SEC sees it as this..The ACC breaks a part they add Virginia and North Carolina.Guessing here but I believe both states if you include DC have 20-25 million people.If the Big 12 breaks a part they add Oklahoma and strengthen their claim on Texas but Oklahoma has only 4 million people and for the most part they can recruit Texas.That is if both schools don't end up elsewhere.This is why the SEC agrees that the Big 12 should stay together.Reason for the Sugar BowlReason for the Big 12/SEC basketball challenge.Sometimes your enemies are your friends and your friends are your enemies.Texas sees eye to eye with some schools in the ACC.But the Big 12 would be happy if their network is a failure.Truth is the SEC is the Big 12's biggest threat but Texas is more than willing to help the SEC break loose Clemson and Florida State.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 130838354, member: 1606648"] I think the SEC sees it as this.. The ACC breaks a part they add Virginia and North Carolina. Guessing here but I believe both states if you include DC have 20-25 million people. If the Big 12 breaks a part they add Oklahoma and strengthen their claim on Texas but Oklahoma has only 4 million people and for the most part they can recruit Texas. That is if both schools don't end up elsewhere. This is why the SEC agrees that the Big 12 should stay together. Reason for the Sugar Bowl Reason for the Big 12/SEC basketball challenge. Sometimes your enemies are your friends and your friends are your enemies. Texas sees eye to eye with some schools in the ACC. But the Big 12 would be happy if their network is a failure. Truth is the SEC is the Big 12's biggest threat but Texas is more than willing to help the SEC break loose Clemson and Florida State. [/QUOTE]

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