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[QUOTE="WoadBlue, post: 5577384, member: 1145"]
The SEC may have been aligned near fully with the BT earlier, but as Lord Palmerston publicly admitted of ht English, we have no permanent allies nor permanent enemies. Such an entity is always looking out become THE one and only MASTER. The SEC now thinks that it will always control the number of teams in the playoffs.

I have said since the beginning that THE one and omnoy way that the BT can ever fully equal the SEC in depth of top quality football is to expand ij. huge way into the South with ACC teams. To match the SEC, the BT MUST become a league with multiple teams from the South located in multiple states.

Those who think the SEC is in any way harmed by being restricted to the South just cannot see the obvious: the SEC is stating make BT football TV viewership seem like it may soon be close to the ACC than to the SEC.

And this is not new. Back in the 1990s when CBS showed the BT Game of e Week, ratings showed that even in NY and New England, the SEC game on CBS would outdraw the BE game on CBS most of the time. Nationally the SEC game of the week always out drew the BE game.
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