I do understand the approach of the SEC powers at be...

[Reality Man]

to try and get UM out of their backyard. It's all about a competitive advantage so why not do it and use any means necessary to keep that advantage.

There has go to be some serious lobbying behind the scenes of the NCAA to get this banned. I think the SEC will inevitably lose because it will impact where teams can travel (opens up a can of worms) and most importantly this is good for the NCAA to bring football publicity during the off season.

The SEC sees it as a problem whereas the NCAA doesn't.



RM


P.S. I wanted to get this comment in before I get banned. I will miss you all.

 

[Blue_note]

Don't underestimate the NCAA's willingness to seize the pub but also faux show how much it cares about free time for students.

The SEC's argument is terribly weak sauce, but that may not matter.

Remember Stretchgate?

Go Blue. Always

 

[detroitjohn]

to try and get UM out of their backyard. It's all about a competitive advantage so why not do it and use any means necessary to keep that advantage.

There has go to be some serious lobbying behind the scenes of the NCAA to get this banned. I think the SEC will inevitably lose because it will impact where teams can travel (opens up a can of worms) and most importantly this is good for the NCAA to bring football publicity during the off season.

The SEC sees it as a problem whereas the NCAA doesn't.



RM


P.S. I wanted to get this comment in before I get banned. I will miss you all.

I've got your back on the banning thing, I sent a link over to BWI and I think they've promised to come through on the votes for you

 

[mgoblu]

why don't the sec send some teams up north, for spring practice.

 

[Reality Man]

I've got your back on the banning thing, I sent a link over to BWI and I think they've promised to come through on the votes for you

Reality Man and BWI. Politics makes strange bedfellows.



RM