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Texas, Oklahoma reach out to the SEC
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[QUOTE="RandomGuy, post: 3917419, member: 6422"] Can we all just vote the SEC out? And no Hoops for you! I'm half joking, but screw them. Let them play for the SEC championship. The rest of us? We'll play for the National Championship. Welcome aboard UCF, Cincy, Boise state. I dont care. Any non SEC school, because noone competes in any sport against SEC schools. Let their market dwindle nationally. They have $$. We have #'s. Yes. Half joking, but I for one would love it, because it saves a TON of schools. [ATTACH type="full"]203958[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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