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[QUOTE="WoadBlue, post: 4740294, member: 1145"]
Is Disney that dirty these days, that low? I say, no doubt it is.

But the big catch in this is the fact that  the only thing the BT lacks vis a vis the SEC is being the Home League for a huge area that is filled with football talent. That means that th more that the SEC allows the BT to enter the South with ACC members the more that the BT is able to cut into its talent disparity. The football talent the Bat accumulates, the more it, with a truly National conference, takes advantage over the SEC, which is restricted to just Southern states.

So, the worst case scenario for the SEC is allowing the BT to get members in the South, and especially in FL and GA because of the massive number of top recruits from those states.

And now that the BT has been pissed off by ESPN for its decision to back the SEC to the hilt, if the BT takes even 4 valuable ACC members located in the South, the BT is going to put a major hurt on ESPN. That would mean the ACC, if it survived, would be seriously weakened. And the SEC would be ESPN's only answer to the BT.

So both ESPN and the SEC either must make certain the ACC survives, or they risk being harmed greatly by the BT's National conference.
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