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The East/West divisions are only for football. We’d have to travel to the Western schools for non-revenue sports. And Missouri is in the SEC East.

Think of places like College Station, Tx; Columbia; Missouri and Fayetteville, Arkansas. Pittsburgh is actually closer to Miami than those places by car. IDK how the plane distance compares, since you can fly over the Gulf of Mexico.

I think the ACC schools are closer than the SEC schools to Miami, actually. The ACC schools (except for ND) are all roughly due north of Miami. The SEC West schools, on the other hand, are not only north of Miami but west as well. Anyway, Miami is extremely geographically isolated, so no...

Why did you specifically pick USCe’s schedule, OP? Schedules for SEC West teams are even tougher. South Carolina isn’t playing Alabama, for in case you didn’t notice.

I think we’d go about 4-6 vs that schedule, honestly.

FSU wanted us in the ACC because they were unhappy with the conference office and how Carolina/basketball centric it was. That’s a different dynamic than what now exists in the SEC. AAC? WTF? Are you serious? So we can be like UCF and go 13-0, but still not make the playoffs?

That was after they invited Arkansas and needed a 12th team. I’ve seen nothing to indicate the SEC is currently interested in expanding to 16.

Maybe we’d start using SEC money bags if we joined the SEC. But I don’t see how we’d start getting SEC booster support.

I don’t think the SEC is interested in adding us, and Miami-Dade County (despite geographically being the Southeasternmost county in the United States) is culturally only marginally more Southeastern than Seattle, Washington.