Does this mean SEC leaving the NCAA?

[hoops156]

Imo, just posturing. They ain't going nowhere. Some of the less-resourced programs in FBS might decide to compete at a more manageable level, but that's lower-end schools making their own decisions

At this moment Sankey and Pettiti and their school presidents may want two things above all else:

1) The ability to legalyl enforce rules in recruiting, the portal and eligibility, i.e. legislation in Congress to help put a lid on the chaos we see now

2) Collectively maintain a firm grip on power at the highest level of college athletics



Gotta believe Miami is too valuable to be left behind (and to the SEC/B1G cartel the Canes likely fall in the category of "keep your friends close, but your enemies closer)

**** them. Let them leave. They’ll realize they won’t get the views they think they do

 

[hoops156]

After what Golding/ole miss pulled with that LB at Clemson this is rich

They’re falling behind because they don’t have real “**** you” money level boosters. The game has gotten even and they don’t like it

Yup when billionaires can legally donate to their Alma maters. The sec car salesman advantage was cooked

 

[Tempest]

Let them leave and watch what happens to their team’s when they go back to giving out car leases and a few thousand bucks in a McD’s bag while the rest of the NCAA schools continue to spend millions on NIL.

Maybe they can call themselves Division 1AA.

 

[LexCane55]

I understand ***** the NCAA. Now the reason they are upset is enforcement?

No conference has benefited more from a pack of enforcement than the SEC

 

[cf3000]

3 straight years without a finalist in the playoffs. We're taking our ball and going home.

This.

 

[SinisterCane]

SEC commissioner is acting like today’s SEC is like yesterday’s SEC when in reality they are the equivalent to Deebo getting knocked out by ice cube and a third act