SEC Insider Drops SURPRISING Twist in Conference Realignment Scenario | ACC | FSU | CLEMSON UNC DUKE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Drew DeArmond of 977 ESPN and Tider Insider stops by and suggests a peculiar solution to the two teams the SEC may look to add during the next round of Conference Realignment. What does all of this mean for FSU and Clemson? We discuss!
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Its all a sham college sports will end because the greed
One of the biggest reasons the SEC would want to bring in FSU and Clemson would be to keep the recruiting in FL (and to a much lesser extent SC) as a stronghold of the SEC and make it difficult for the BIG10 to create pipelines.
Teams in the Big like Ohio State and Oregon have no problem recruiting in the south, yeah they have to pay a bit extra NIL to convince a kid from the south to play there, but FSU and Clemson in the big would only benefit the top dogs of the SEC to negatively recruit against them.
South Carolina recruits more instate talent than Clemson does
In the last 20+ years, OU has been a stronger, more consistently good to great program moreso than Texas...
I have several fans that are SEC fans and every one of them have told me they would welcome FSU into the conference.
Of course there's been no invitations from either the Big Ten or the SEC because both conference chairmans came out and said publicly there would be no invitations until we were definitely out of the ACC.
Once that has completed, more than likely within the next two seasons, I expect Florida State will have invitations from every conference left standing at that point. With the exception of the ACC of course. 😂
Every single aspect to the changes of college football are all driven by money.
Florida State brings eyeballs to TVs and the ratings numbers lead to large contracts with the television networks.
Florida State, since entering the ACC has been the largest revenue producer in the conference by far.
It's all about money. For this reason and this reason alone either the Big Ten or the SEC will certainly extend invitations to Florida State.
And Clemson because they have been the second largest revenue producer in the ACC since Florida State joined the conference.
Well said James. Go Dawgs.
My man has been talking about this forever and nothing has went down.
Will stop when it isn’t the most viewed / requested topic on the channel 😂 #ManOfThePeople
@@CFBAddictionkeep on keeping on! We are only in the middle of the story. If Josh Pate’s information turns out to be true there will be some colossal stories to break. Brace for it!
This is not a quick process. If FSU announces they are leaving the conference this year it would actually be a lot sooner than it was originally predicted.
You haven't been paying attention. FSU and Clemson have sued the ACC to get out and the ACC has sued them. If you want to be a jackarse just go watch Monty & leave us alone.
And the phrase is "gone down" NOT "went down" - the latter is incorrect English.
With winning the bid for the MagLab and developing a supercomputer, FSU’s President Sliger was more interested in the academic prestige of the ACC in the early 90’s. That’s one of the major reasons why FSU selected the ACC as a conference.
End of June, ACC, FSU, Clemson and all still exist. You were wrong.
Drew is on crack lol
while other leagues haven't been as consistently good as the sec, sec homers love to ignore how mediocre and up and down the sec has been. "THE SEC HAS ALWAYS BEEN OMG GREAT!!!"
Better stick to the numbers. Those outside looking in just don’t understand but that’s ok. The numbers don’t lie though.
I understand Alabama is the SEC and Georgia not even close. The SEC is built around Alabama always has been and no one else. The bottom feeders in the SEC are relevant because of Alabama. Take Alabama out the SEC and that whole conference collapses. They ought to call it the Alabama conference and everybody else.
WV FAN HERE THE PERSON WHO KEEPS REPEATING PUTTING WV IN SEC IS WRONG. I LOVE WV BUT THEY CAN'T WIN THE BIG 12 AND THEY WOULD GET DESTROYED IN THE SEC.
🤦♂️are y’all gonna ever talk about college football or just keep click baiting folks for like/views
Click-baiting for likes seems counterintuitive.
Who is this lady from Bama? Good lord
8 of the top 15 first-round NFL draft picks this year were from current B1G members. Starting with picks #1 and #4.
Alot of them are busts in the NFL
@AncientWisdomUnveiledCDW as are a lot of players from every conference.
SEC had 59 picks. PAC12 had 43 picks. B1G had 42 picks. ACC had 41 picks. Big12 had 31 picks. Independents had 8 picks. It is what it is.
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I disagree, Florida St. and Clemson would not be welcomed by the vast majority of SEC fans .. We don’t need Football schools We need Basketball Schools.. UNC and Duke or NC State would fit the NEED of the SEC 100%.
This is becoming comical with all of these “insiders “ telling us what’s going to happen so over it
If fsu and Clemson joins the SEC then who cares about playoffs. Winning the SEC makes you automatically the best.
Oklahoma beat Bama in Bama and in Oklahoman
Oklahoma 3-2 vs Bama
I dont want to join any conference where the fans cant pronounce Clemson.
There is no ‘z’ .
Climpsen
Clemson will join which ever conference extends the best invite regardless of your feelings. Them Tigerz should be good this season despite that first game loss they will have.
Of the 14 teams recruiting at 90+ quality, 6 are SEC, 5 are B1G, 1 is ACC, and ND. So, you could see the B1G having the final four as well. It was an all-B1G championship last year.
Name the teams
Michigan was the only B1G team in the four team playoff last year. Bama was the only SEC team in the playoff. Washington repped its final season in the PAC12. Texas repped its final season in the Big12. Facts!
@@jimmyjam5453
Without looking them up I could guess:
UAL
UGA
LSU
Texas
Texas A&M
+1 (could be UFL, Ole Miss, Auburn, Tenn, even AR in any given year).
SEC - Georgia being the best. Alabama LSU Missouri and Ole Miss flashes of Tennessee.
Rest were not that good last year. Proof ACC beat them in head to head. That hurts the narrative ESPN continues to peddle on how great the SEC is so why even talk about any other teams.
FSU absolutely would have beaten Washington in the 2 vs 3 match up without starting QB (washinton never played an elite defense until Michigan). Michigan was a defensive team. That game would have been close.
This whole ESPN SEC you must believe whatever we say because we said it. Alabama almost lost to Auburn if not for a hail mary 30 yard TD. Texas beat a good not great Alabama as their only reasoning to go ahead of FSU. Come on if ESPN and the bowl committee thought this then why not put them ahead of FSU the weeks before when the injury happened?
College Football has been ruined by ESPN bias of SEC for years and continues to prop up the conference whenever possible. I never minded talk. When the talk is turned into action that left out an undefeated team it was wrong.
Fear the Spear!
The spear has a rubber tip. 63-3
Clever with the rubber tip.
The 63-3 in a game where barely no starters showed up because that game was completely meaningless is a bit intellectually dishonest.
I will give you the rubber comment.
Fear the Spear!
The ACC didn’t beat the top schools in the SEC. 2018 was the last time that happened. Try again.
@jansonroberts2616 LSU in the first game of the season lost to Florida State. Or do we only count the games we want to count? By the way it was a dominant win too.
Again another intellectually dishonest SEC comment not supported by facts.
Fear the Spear!
@@MRooks-u5l And you lost to the number 2 team in the SEC in your last game. Or do you only count the games that you want to count? LSU wasn’t anywhere close to the top in SEC play last year. They were a good team but not that good. LOL. 🤣🤣🤣
Two thoughts on why the SEC is publicly claiming it does not want FSU (but would take some of the Triangle schools):
(1) The powers that be in the SEC don’t want to loosen their grip on conference pecking order by bringing on FSU. Claims that FSU doesn’t add to the bottom line is rank pretense. UNC, on the other hand, is a non-threat so no harm in accommodating them to counter the swelling B1G even if such a move doesn’t make economic sense. The “new state” model is a head fake - it’s a stale metric given how college football is consumed. FSU is a national brand with top 10 eyeballs on a consistent basis. Viewership for FSU/LSU the past two years says it all. If you believe the SEC doesn’t want to own that, then I have a bridge to sell you.
(2) Can ESPN afford to take on premier football programs given its financial troubles (especially after taking on TX and Okla)? UNC - which is currently a financial mess - comes cheap whereas FSU commands top dollar. No one is talking about this but it deserves attention.
3. They taken careful stock at past arguments, ie. "the ACC isa weak conference". Which is another reason the SEC and BIG legitimately have to regulate the power rankings entering in. FSU is a power in any Conference if we're being honest, and eyes on TV is value. That's why I assert everyone wants FSU their just apprehensive about the Flagship programs being outclassed. Presumably by a lesser opponent.
Can you provide a link or report where the SEC has publicly said it does not want FSU? The only schools that the SEC commissioner has said they weren’t interested in at all, are the one’s outside the SEC geographical footprint. Would love to see an actual link of factual data regarding FSU or any other University in the SEC geographical footprint.
@@jansonroberts2616Where have you been? The ESPN/SEC media machine has been tripping over itself reporting that the SEC has no interest iin FSU. Thamel, McMurphy and other minions and outlets are all dutifully running cover even though it makes no economic sense given FSU’s viewership metrics. It’s classic spin aimed at manipulating public opinion and saving face. Either they’re guarding against FSU opting B1G, regulating power intake to minimize on-field and recruiting competition, and/or ESPN has no more money to spend.
@@jansonroberts2616They won't reply to you. Because these people confuse "official statements" with opinionated content needed for college football shows in the off-season. And so they are projecting their own insecurities outwards.
@@tremoore61 Truth, but I had to ring that bell anyway.
Is Oklahoma being backpacked into SeC confirtability by U of Texas ?
Nope, OU gets in with or without UTx.
Jimbo left with our program in a very bad position and while I don’t think Willie was a great hire, there was no way he could have turned the program around in the time he had, even if he was the “right hire”. We have our guy now. GO NOLES!!!
I can tell you Willie wasn’t a great hire 😂
College football did you go to high school in TAMPA? I went to Hillsborough high school!
Yeah - I went to Seffner Christian Academy!
you dont want 2 sec or big 10 teams playing for a championship every year playing mercer in november and counting that as a win dosent the mercer games need to be played preseason and not count as a win , the sec and big 10 need to have home and home games with each other that would replace mercer no one watches mercer at alabama they been playing since the civil war and mercer hasnt won once, never will, a waste of valuble air time, split conference and non-conference in the contract and schedule high value games for non-conference if Iam frito-lay i am not spending a dime on the mercer and similar schools lots of changes need to happen . THe nba and nfl are two seperate businesses and so football needs to go its own way,tv network needs to let the acc go take a short term percentage of future contracts and stop wasting money on legal fees the sport is going to change and change again
Good thing you’re not Frito Lay. There are 5,300 Universities in the United States. Frito Lay sells to all of them. You’re missing the really big picture of what’s happening. No one’s worried about who Bama plays in November.
After touting FB, this guy recommends unc and Duke to sec, two of even the ACCs weaker fb brands. I think Sankey has left a lot of sec an analysts very confused as to what objectives sec is currently following for growth and realignment. One minuite its FB, traditional SeC fp and geographic strength-then all of a sudden it BB?, and universities whose tailgates are wine&cheese!
GO BLUE BABY !
UNC and Duke are not football schools that would dilute the conference would give the SEC basketball but the biggest complaint about the SEC and Big ten is after you get through the five or six great teams it falls off and it falls off hard, you end up with Vanderbilt and Rutgers. SEC should definitely add FSU Clemson Notre Dame if possible and Miami that's it or go to the big 12 and get Kansas and West Virginia. I don't see any other teams that would be a good fit for the SEC. Other teams would just dilute the conference. Kansas West Virginia and Miami May dilute the conference a little but probably not and those three colleges are a good fit politically and socially with the SEC. Duke and UNC will not fit in maybe with Vanderbilt. 😂🤣
Dabo Sweeney is like Jimbo Fisher, the quarterbacks did all the work.
Dominated the BCS? Sheesh
Way to use the ND logo to draw ND fans to view this and then have nothing on them....
FSU is not going the SEC or Big 12.
Where’s your proof?
@@ronelite582, His tears and his runny nose are his proof, as well as his hurt feelings, for being left out of the playoffs.
@@ronelite582, FSU fans have been cryin this whole time. They wanna take their ball and go home because they got picked last instead of first.
@@metallica1fan1 so, are you implying that FsU fans egos are bigger than their brains?
....or the B1G 😂😂😂😂
Great Show
TJ, last couple of vids are confusing. You were all in on BIG and now you are bringing on SEC people asking their opinions of including FSU/Clemson. You know something you are not sharing???
I expect B1G - personally want SEC because I travel to games. But, just looking for differing perspectives. Had a Mich guy & OSU guy on recently to get their perspectives as well.
My thought is growing more along with the SEC and BIG, strategically trying to equal out their conference and path to the Playoffs by measuring the strengths of potential additional prospects.
All old news and recycled opinions.
Also why does everyone assume Texas will be a better program than OU? We’ve whipped their ass for 50 years. We have a better winning average too.
No South Carolina fan or Florida fan wants Clemson or Florida St. In the conference. They would love to see those teams die.
For that reason they don't want Georgia Tech or Louisville either
Missouri has more in common with the south than Oklahoma. It was part of the south, Oklahoma wasn’t.
Norman has always been southeast of Oklahoma City.
@@jansonroberts2616 Missouri was a slave State and part of the Confederacy. Oklahoma wasn’t.
See you soon Notre Dame! I am inevitable.
Sincerely,
The Big Ten
FSU and Clemson are a no go for the B1G and SEC. They are Big 12 bound. The SEC wants UNC and UVA instead and the B1G wants ND and Stanford.
Silly. Why would FSU fight to leave the ACC, spending millions and maybe hundreds of millions to join the B12. Please make that make sense. Give me a single reason that makes sense. Just one. Even a small one.
No way FSU or Clemson start this without at least having an idea that they have a landing spot in the P2 and not just making a lateral move. Also the B1G had an opportunity to take Stanford, they passed.
I come to TH-cam for the comic aspect of people who have no clue making idiotic statements that make me laugh.
This one certainly qualifies 😂😂
No major brand wants to go to the Big 12.😂
@@jamesb0255 I agree that my worthless degree from FS who qualifies me as an idiot. However, my SEC degrees and B1G coursework that resulted in gainful employment negate my worthless FS who degree. Just as FS who was deservedly left out of the playoffs last year, they will be left out of the B1G, who have academic standards that FS who cannot meet. And, the silence of the SEC speaks volumes, as FSU and Clemson bring nothing to the SEC table but an open hand.