SEC commissioner Greg Sankey talks Oklahoma & Texas joining conference & more | Paul Finebaum Show 

True. But kinda our fault. Essentially, crackheads lament what the drug business has become.... Rabid fandom has flooded the sport with so much money that this was the logical outcome.

Just tune into the Big 12, it's as close to untainted as you'll be able to get. They will remain as close to student athletes as you can get due to NIL in the bigger conferences.

@@edr4973it’s the NCAA’s fault

@@metallica1fan1 Please. Every Big 12 team has a million dollar QB. If you want to watch people play for free, you aren't going to be able to do it watching P4 schools.

@@metallica1fan1 Big-12 is gonna be gone by 2030. and quit acting like they don’t throw money at recruits either

Exactly a bunch of (word salad)

Yes, corrupt

And LGBT

@@davidjohnson3143 🤣🤣🤣

Idk what you were trying to type but you failed. Miserably

that’s not happening

Or we could stop expanding and ruining college sports as we know em.

Sec is full

@@barrysells2473 they sec is making 21 million more per school than the acc. The acc downfall is inevitable

No. We can’t separate Florida and SC from their arch rivals in Florida State and Clemson. The Noles and the Tigers will be next.

Boo hoo, if it's so upsetting for you, stop watching and caring about college sports. The entire country was calling for college athletes to get paid, a few years ago and I was one of the people opposed to it, but now that it's here, the unforeseen consequences have come to light and now so many people are crying about it.

⁠​⁠@@markavaldez11there’s barely implementation of a salary cap-which is the main issue. HE is probably AGAINST it because he knows the majority of his teams have more money. with this particular generation, the mindset is about how much money i’m getting, not I wanna play for my favorite college. that’s the difference and those people who were calling for it-were probably fans of dormant wealthy programs

@@markavaldez11what’s your point? It’s obvious that the SEC and ESPN are ruining college athletics for the sake of short term monetary gain. We can all see it.

@@markavaldez11it’s not NIL that’s ruined it. It’s Texas and OU joining sec that started cfb realignment. Chaos.

@@TylerEubankNebraska went to the B1G and then Colorado went to the PAC. It’s been a downward slide ever since. Texas and Oklahoma going to the SEC was a mere aftershock of the earthquake that began over a decade ago.

What is your evidence that 1. The SEC conference was encouraging cheating, or 2. That SEC fanbases needed to be encouraged to drop bags?

@@Tijuanabill LSU forfeited 5 years of games, but only did so a decade after the fact. Everyone knows that Auburn's National Title is tainted with how many players admitted to being paid. Need I go on?

@@ryanpatrick4920 Yes, please go on, to a degree that you answer either of my questions, in any way. How do you think your response implicates the conference in the wrong doing, and how does your response indicate that SEC teams did this against their will, at the behest of the conference?

@@ryanpatrick4920 that’s ONE COLLEGE you 🤡. Kentucky Vandy MSST Ole Miss Georgia didn’t do that.

​@@Tijuanabill Either the SEC knew, and corruptly said nothing, and therefore covered up these scandals. Or, they were so incompetent in governing these teams that it amounts to corruption. Conferences have so little usefulness that the least they can do is spend time investigating and preventing their teams from committing scandalous infractions that tarnish their National Titles. I rooted for Auburn to beat Oregon, but that doesn't mean that I believe they deserve to maintain their tarnished title. They don''t, they didn't earn it fairly.