ESPN broker SE$'s sales

[poppy123]

They have no integrity, they put player on the action block for all the country to see who is buying.

 

[Ayeplus]

They have no integrity, they put player on the action block for all the country to see who is buying.

I can actually see where you're going with this. The SEC is the platform conference and they highlight them like non other. They treat the SEC like its the NFL and all other conferences like junior varsity. This is what fuels kids to migrate to the SEC, and of course, these schools cut the check to these kids and their high school coaches and the NCAA plays dumb as ****.

 

[ICANEDOIT]

Well, the SEC has the best coaches, fans, and players in the country. Seriously, I get it that the NCAA often looks the other way, but it is not like the ingredients aren't there for success. As soon as the SEC schools dumped the requirement that the head coach had to have been someone that played or coached under the school's legendary coach, they started winning, and big. But the SEC has always been pretty **** good. And they aren't going anywhere. So we better adapt or constantly play second fiddle to those guys.

 

[FullyERicht]

The SEC started getting good when they:

1) became immune to NCAA interference in the mid 2000's
2) despite their red state status, became a union and shared profits

The SEC schools had a ton of money and fans pre-Emmert, but they actually got in trouble for the shady **** they pull.

Once it became a free for all, it allowed them to out recruit everyone, and now it feeds itself with the whole "come play and coach in the best conference". That led to more money, and the rich get richer.

The SEC would be nothing without "the fishbowl rules", the bloodsucker street agents, and the hear no evil see no evil approach of the NCAA.

 

[rccollins]

You should hear the way the atlanta sports stations are bending over backwards to let everyone know that this whole auburn thing is most likely bs- that the writer selena roberts is a hack and is one sided..poor poor auburn. Yes, these are the same hosts that are still talking **** about us.

 

[CspotOandG]

So what we need to do is build us a power-house team, whip the SEC on the field, and laugh watching Emmert choke on his own tears as he hands Shalala the Crystal football.

Sounds pretty simple to me.

 

[FullyERicht]

By the way, while in football the conferences with more teams in BCS games make money, in basketball no such reward is given for tourney teams.

Bc the NCAA has control of the tourney TV money, we aren't allowed to make more money from being the by far and away the top basketball conference.

And so while the NCAA tv contracts system is set up to aid the SEC, it simultaneously holds us back.

 

[Torocane]

The SEC started getting good when they:

1) became immune to NCAA interference in the mid 2000's
2) despite their red state status, became a union and shared profits

The SEC schools had a ton of money and fans pre-Emmert, but they actually got in trouble for the shady **** they pull.

Once it became a free for all, it allowed them to out recruit everyone, and now it feeds itself with the whole "come play and coach in the best conference". That led to more money, and the rich get richer.

The SEC would be nothing without "the fishbowl rules", the bloodsucker street agents, and the hear no evil see no evil approach of the NCAA.

100% on point.
Once the $ec guy started running the ncaa they became untouchable.

 

[JefeGringo]

The SEC started getting good when they:

1) became immune to NCAA interference in the mid 2000's
2) despite their red state status, became a union and shared profits

The SEC schools had a ton of money and fans pre-Emmert, but they actually got in trouble for the shady **** they pull.

Once it became a free for all, it allowed them to out recruit everyone, and now it feeds itself with the whole "come play and coach in the best conference". That led to more money, and the rich get richer.

The SEC would be nothing without "the fishbowl rules", the bloodsucker street agents, and the hear no evil see no evil approach of the NCAA.

I agree with all of this. And I also think the NCAA **** we are dealing with now is nothing more than an SEC hit job. Notice that the SEC is camped out in Miami and taking our players with blood money and they don't even pretend to hide it.

 

[bbcane]

Well, the SEC has the best coaches, fans, and players in the country. Seriously, I get it that the NCAA often looks the other way, but it is not like the ingredients aren't there for success. As soon as the SEC schools dumped the requirement that the head coach had to have been someone that played or coached under the school's legendary coach, they started winning, and big. But the SEC has always been pretty **** good. And they aren't going anywhere. So we better adapt or constantly play second fiddle to those guys.

How did I like this post. If anything should neg for the inferiority complex

 

[TexCane]

Well, the SEC has the best coaches, fans, and players in the country. Seriously, I get it that the NCAA often looks the other way, but it is not like the ingredients aren't there for success. As soon as the SEC schools dumped the requirement that the head coach had to have been someone that played or coached under the school's legendary coach, they started winning, and big. But the SEC has always been pretty **** good. And they aren't going anywhere. So we better adapt or constantly play second fiddle to those guys.

Schools like USC, Miami and Ohio State are threats to this secret society. Interesting that each of these schools has been the target of an NCAA investigation over the last few years. And after they were penalized for their "sins", it turns out that each set of charges were over hyped and over exaggerated by the ncaa. But each school's recruiting efforts were seriously hurt by these investigations. Interesting?

 

[AtrainCane]

Well, the SEC has the best coaches, fans, and players in the country. Seriously, I get it that the NCAA often looks the other way, but it is not like the ingredients aren't there for success. As soon as the SEC schools dumped the requirement that the head coach had to have been someone that played or coached under the school's legendary coach, they started winning, and big. But the SEC has always been pretty **** good. And they aren't going anywhere. So we better adapt or constantly play second fiddle to those guys.

Schools like USC, Miami and Ohio State are threats to this secret society. Interesting that each of these schools has been the target of an NCAA investigation over the last few years. And after they were penalized for their "sins", it turns out that each set of charges were over hyped and over exaggerated by the ncaa. But each school's recruiting efforts were seriously hurt by these investigations. Interesting?

next up Oregon.......

 

[CANE]

Well, the SEC has the best coaches, fans, and players in the country. Seriously, I get it that the NCAA often looks the other way, but it is not like the ingredients aren't there for success. As soon as the SEC schools dumped the requirement that the head coach had to have been someone that played or coached under the school's legendary coach, they started winning, and big. But the SEC has always been pretty **** good. And they aren't going anywhere. So we better adapt or constantly play second fiddle to those guys.

Schedule them.

 

[MIA42178]

Well, the SEC has the best coaches, fans, and players in the country. Seriously, I get it that the NCAA often looks the other way, but it is not like the ingredients aren't there for success. As soon as the SEC schools dumped the requirement that the head coach had to have been someone that played or coached under the school's legendary coach, they started winning, and big. But the SEC has always been pretty **** good. And they aren't going anywhere. So we better adapt or constantly play second fiddle to those guys.

They didn't dominate college football until they stopped turning each other in for recruiting violations and started covering it up.

 

[MIA42178]

Well, the SEC has the best coaches, fans, and players in the country. Seriously, I get it that the NCAA often looks the other way, but it is not like the ingredients aren't there for success. As soon as the SEC schools dumped the requirement that the head coach had to have been someone that played or coached under the school's legendary coach, they started winning, and big. But the SEC has always been pretty **** good. And they aren't going anywhere. So we better adapt or constantly play second fiddle to those guys.

Schools like USC, Miami and Ohio State are threats to this secret society. Interesting that each of these schools has been the target of an NCAA investigation over the last few years. And after they were penalized for their "sins", it turns out that each set of charges were over hyped and over exaggerated by the ncaa. But each school's recruiting efforts were seriously hurt by these investigations. Interesting?

next up Oregon.......

Throw FSU and UNC (they were about to take off with Butch there) into that mix too. Boise State got popped too recently.

Clemson will be next in line IMHO

 

[Cash]

Clemson will be nuclear lol... This may be the largest Racket in the history of our country and sport. Crazy