SEC accepts Texas A&M unanimously

[armchairqb]

I really don't understand why the SEC would take A&M. That's one more person sharing the money in TV, and one more sharing the money from the bowl games. Isn't it typical for an SEC team to be left out of the BCS games because of the 2 team per conference limit? Even if they went to something like the Cotton Bowl, wouldn't that just push all the other SEC teams down a bowl, where they would really just be adding the money from the smallest bowl played by and SEC team?

Then, if A&M leaves and OU leaves too, why would Texas want to leave? Seems like they'd rack up a BCS berth on an annual basis. Are there any BCS rules about if the Big 12 dwindled to 6 teams, they'd lose their automatic bid?

I believe the SEC TV deals allow for bump ups in $$ with each team added to the conference. They are usually ahead on those type of matters.

I like A&M in the SEC. They are a natural fit.

Also, Baylor is "protesting" A&M by not buying many tickets for their game on the road against the Aggies this week:
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=ap-big12mess

[warrriorsfan808]

I was curious who was running the show at Baylor, and who's name do I come across? Ken Star yes the crazy lawyer who investigated The Clintons, The White, White Water, spending a ridicules amount of money for NOTHING now he's in charge at Baylor, should have known there was a snake in the grass when the BIG 12 BOARD gave their blessing and then Baylor jumped up and said WE DIDN'T GIVE OUR BLESSING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dossenator]

I was curious who was running the show at Baylor, and who's name do I come across? Ken Star yes the crazy lawyer who investigated The Clintons, The White, White Water, spending a ridicules amount of money for NOTHING now he's in charge at Baylor, should have known there was a snake in the grass when the BIG 12 BOARD gave their blessing and then Baylor jumped up and said WE DIDN'T GIVE OUR BLESSING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I saw that too.