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Houston Chronicle exclusive: Texas, Oklahoma reach out to SEC about joining conference.
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[QUOTE="EdgewoodNHV, post: 4017869, member: 126"] In Europe the most powerful clubs tried to create a "Super League" to enrichen themselves, but the fans and the football (soccer) pundits all lost their minds and told them how selfish and stupid and terrible it was and it stopped. The difference is, here, the people with the money don't give a one way or the other what anybody wants. The company with all the pundits (ESPN) also controls the TV rights, so nobody speaks for the fans, and we end up with super leagues with rivalries nobody cares about and leagues that have no history. And even the fans of the schools don't care cause THEIR school makes money and if a historical rivalry is lost then who cares I guess. But hey, as long as Texas and Alabama get paid. [/QUOTE]
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