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Message: [QUOTE="WoadBlue, post: 3929122, member: 1145"] Nor should you, or any of us. But what we must do is explore any possibility that a scheduling alliance of ACC-BT-Pac could help each of us improve quality of play to prepare for playoffs and bowls - and so keep the SEC from running the table most years. When you add up all the football history that is in the 16 member SEC, and the average attendance, and the TV drawing power, as well as all the top recruits in the SEC states - you are looking at the possibility of permanent domination. Now, if ESPN is going to up our pay so that we can compete long term in all sports, and that is going to feature 4 or 5 more SEC vs ACC football games per season than we now usually have, then we have no need to ally with the BT and Pac. [/QUOTE]