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No relegation. Soccer leagues that have relegation have a huge drop off in revenue that I don’t think you guys are aware of. The power 5 would lose a lot of teams/scholarships and the gap would increase
I’d it weren’t as expensive as it is is travel all over the world, and I can identify countries that don’t even exist anymore… so try again little girl!!!!!
The state of California alone is about 150 miles longer than the entirety of the UK and features deserts, beaches, mountains, farmland, alpine lakes, entertainment, and major tourist cities.
It’s funny. That’s what I was thinking about Texas and Oklahoma; mid-tier, at best. The only SEC teams to NEVER play in an SEC conference championship game are as follows: Vanderbilt, Ole Miss, Texas, Oklahoma. That is an exclusive club. Good luck getting out of that club.
Not sure why people think that UT/OU fanbases should “shut up” or “humble ourselves” before getting in the SEC. If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard someone say “Texas/Oklahoma is gonna be the new Vanderbilt” i’d crash the global economy
This is the same crap everybody was talking when two mid tear big 12 teams joined the conference and trucked everybody the first five years they were there
Truth is SOME of the sec fans feel threatened by UT entering the sec. Can’t be talking about a week to week grind and how tough it is playing UK, MissSt., etc. then turn around and say UT has a easy schedule. It’s illogical. The sec has been top heavy. Bama has come out of the sec undefeated so many times I can’t keep track. If it’s that tough bama isn’t constantly coming out unscathed. The sec is a very competitive conference; it’s just the narrative is greater than actuality. Not to mention the old excuses of “we didn’t want to play” when incurring a loss from ooc programs. The sec is the only conference that has said that, but yet it’s the toughest. In all reality though, it’s nothing new to UT. Folks will always shift and move the goal post in regards to Texas. 🤘🏾
Bruh idk how yall even considered Bortles, he was 1 quarter away from beating the Patriots and going to the Super Bowl. Not a Jags fan, just a UCF alum lol
Every state is its own culture and has a variety of attractions I live outside of Philadelphia and within two or three hours I can get to the Poconos New York Washington Baltimore and anywhere on the New Jersey Shore
I’m way more interested in seeing it happen, rather than hearing predictions…, these dudes are weathermen. Maybe they’re right. The thing I’m way more interested in is actually seeing the games.
SEC thinks Texas is a juggernaut? Texas has done nothing.. Texas, A&M, Missouri has always been second fiddle to OU, why is the SEC so high on them? Texas is such a fan of OU they named their stadium after a Sooner. Oklahoma invented championships. Owned the big 8 and the big 12.
I think you got the final two correct, but let's not forget that the teams they were drafted by were just terrible. Their meltdowns were as much team induced as self induced.
Looks like he is using the hand gestures to help Americans understand why they are not “well travelled” well done Brit you can sleep peacefully tonight! Many anxiety meds will be thrown down the toilet after that.
I work in a satellite location nowhere near half way across the country. European customers be like 'can't you just pop over to the main office for me?' and I'm like ... That's a 12 hour drive one way, and part of the drive goes through a city nearly as big as your _country_... No, i can't just pop over there for you... Most Europeans who talk trash about Americans not being well traveled, aren't nearly as well traveled as they think they are. Their idea of 'well traveled' is often close to our idea of 'other side of the neighborhood'.
I would say if youre ranking the towns..then rank the TOWNS. Preface this by saying the big cities are being left off the list because they're not towns, but cities.
