Move To Sec Has Momentum In A&m's Divided House

UNTflyer · June 13, 2010

Multiple sources familiar with the situation described a sharply divided board of regents and a potential razor-thin margin either way, with the SEC camp having the momentum. Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott, armed with invitations, will visit A&M officials today on a trip around Texas with stops at UT and Texas Tech, a source familiar with the schedule confirmed.

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Got5onIt · June 13, 2010

LMAO at this comment:

"How many aggies does it take to choose a new conference? NONE. They'll go wherever UT decides a&m should go, i.e., where the big dog UT goes. This talk about the SEC is just so much smoke. A&M does not have what it takes to row its own boat. Good gosh, aggies went to Austin this past week to ask where a&m should go. The aggie "leadership" knows they can't succeed on their own.

They also realize, in this state, no one, except their alums and the fans of their opponent that week, cares one whit about watching them play. So much for "delivering" any Texas TV market. Re football, the only thing a&m offers the SEC is a venue to showcase other SEC talent in the state when they have to venture into that sinkhole, College Station. Thus, the SEC doesn't want them as a solo act. Slive came to deliver that message, personally.

You can see those old ags already starting to backpedal, making noise like it was their own idea to slink along to the new Pac-SW conference. BS! Their gonna march in lock step to the cadence of UT's drumbeat. The reason, John David, people will say you piggybacked on UT is because it'll be true. You (a&m) "decided" to go to the Pac-SW because you couldn't go to SEC on your own. You need UT; they don't need you. Face the facts. A&M is a fraud, just like their make-believe-soldier band."

As funny as it is, I think it's fairly accurate. aTm will be in the PAC16, no way in hell they split from UT.

Edited June 13, 2010 by Got5onIt