This is a good question to ask with FSU's crybaby reaction to get out of the ACC, and the way they lost to Georgia in their bowl game? Would the Big 10 and SEC rethinking on adding them after their hissy fit and sue happy attitude trying to get out of the ACC? Would the P2 worried that FSU would sue them in the future if they invited them? I would not invite them at all.

(12-31-2023 03:37 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  This is a good question to ask with FSU's crybaby reaction to get out of the ACC, and the way they lost to Georgia in their bowl game? Would the Big 10 and SEC rethinking on adding them after their hissy fit and sue happy attitude trying to get out of the ACC? Would the P2 worried that FSU would sue them in the future if they invited them? I would not invite them at all.

Perhaps they're trying to show their suitability for the B1G by getting blown out by SEC teams?

(12-31-2023 03:38 PM)bryanw1995 Wrote:  

(12-31-2023 03:37 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  This is a good question to ask with FSU's crybaby reaction to get out of the ACC, and the way they lost to Georgia in their bowl game? Would the Big 10 and SEC rethinking on adding them after their hissy fit and sue happy attitude trying to get out of the ACC? Would the P2 worried that FSU would sue them in the future if they invited them? I would not invite them at all.

Perhaps they're trying to show their suitability for the B1G by getting blown out by SEC teams?

There is another thing I am hearing is that there are several schools on the east side will vote to block Clemson and FSU from joining the conference. Georgia Tech as well. It would dilute their recruitment into the state of Florida for the SEC.

(12-31-2023 03:45 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(12-31-2023 03:38 PM)bryanw1995 Wrote:  

(12-31-2023 03:37 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  This is a good question to ask with FSU's crybaby reaction to get out of the ACC, and the way they lost to Georgia in their bowl game? Would the Big 10 and SEC rethinking on adding them after their hissy fit and sue happy attitude trying to get out of the ACC? Would the P2 worried that FSU would sue them in the future if they invited them? I would not invite them at all.

Perhaps they're trying to show their suitability for the B1G by getting blown out by SEC teams?

There is another thing I am hearing is that there are several schools on the east side will vote to block Clemson and FSU from joining the conference. Georgia Tech as well. It would dilute their recruitment into the state of Florida for the SEC.

Very interesting. If McMurphy or any Tweeter or YouTuber reports the same thing, we’ll know who they’re copying from.

If you hear anything more from your sources, keep giving us the heads up.

(12-31-2023 03:45 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(12-31-2023 03:38 PM)bryanw1995 Wrote:  

(12-31-2023 03:37 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  This is a good question to ask with FSU's crybaby reaction to get out of the ACC, and the way they lost to Georgia in their bowl game? Would the Big 10 and SEC rethinking on adding them after their hissy fit and sue happy attitude trying to get out of the ACC? Would the P2 worried that FSU would sue them in the future if they invited them? I would not invite them at all.

Perhaps they're trying to show their suitability for the B1G by getting blown out by SEC teams?

There is another thing I am hearing is that there are several schools on the east side will vote to block Clemson and FSU from joining the conference. Georgia Tech as well. It would dilute their recruitment into the state of Florida for the SEC.

I'm not hearing it, so it must be the voices inside your head.

I’d think UGA would be leading the charge to get them in the SEC after last night.

(12-31-2023 03:38 PM)bryanw1995 Wrote:  Perhaps they're trying to show their suitability for the B1G by getting blown out by SEC teams?

Darn, I guess that rules out Auburn then

(12-31-2023 03:37 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  This is a good question to ask with FSU's crybaby reaction to get out of the ACC, and the way they lost to Georgia in their bowl game? Would the Big 10 and SEC rethinking on adding them after their hissy fit and sue happy attitude trying to get out of the ACC? Would the P2 worried that FSU would sue them in the future if they invited them? I would not invite them at all.

Sure seems like FSU is following a path that they have an idea as to where it leads. I don't think the blowout or the public noise affects that. The noise seems entirely legally necessary to me.

I hope the BigTen and SEC take Wake, BC, UVA and Duke.

The SEC already has a texas problem. They don't need another malcontent.

(12-31-2023 07:50 PM)TeamRamRod1 Wrote:  The SEC already has a texas problem. They don't need another malcontent.

Texas and OU without A&M, CU, Nebraska and Missouri, were always a weird fit for the new Big 12. They left, they didn't raise the huge amount of stink that FSU raised, and they inadvertently did the Big 12 a favor by leaving before the Pac and ACC schools. They'll be a much better fit in the SEC, and I'm sure things will work out just fine with them. If you guys continue building your football program, I wouldn't be all that surprised to see Texas voting in favor of KU to the SEC down the road, too.

(12-31-2023 03:37 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  This is a good question to ask with FSU's crybaby reaction to get out of the ACC, and the way they lost to Georgia in their bowl game? Would the Big 10 and SEC rethinking on adding them after their hissy fit and sue happy attitude trying to get out of the ACC? Would the P2 worried that FSU would sue them in the future if they invited them? I would not invite them at all.

First of all we're going to blame anyone for the reaction by FSU it's on the Playoff Committee and ESPN, they're the reason pretty much the entire 1st and 2nd string for FSU sat out. Frankly I support FSU and their players decisions, Committee showed they didn't want them at their best in the Playoff, why would the risk things in a meaningless Bowl Game.

And second no they would still invite them if the money they'd generate was worth it and at the end of the day and if we're being honest it probably would be.

(12-31-2023 06:40 PM)SeaBlue Wrote:  

(12-31-2023 03:38 PM)bryanw1995 Wrote:  Perhaps they're trying to show their suitability for the B1G by getting blown out by SEC teams?

Darn, I guess that rules out Auburn then

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em! Auburn to the Big Ten. See you over at the BIG Forum, JR.

I think all FSU actions are under instructions of B1G. B1G told them to sue ACC. There is a good chance the exit fee will be lowered so B1G will pay less. There should be already a deal under the table between FSU and B1G.

(12-31-2023 08:34 PM)Blust3 Wrote:  I think all FSU actions are under instructions of B1G. B1G told to sue ACC. There is a good chance the exit fee will be lowered so B1G will pay less. There should be already a deal under the table between FSU and B1G.

Doubt it. That's collusion. The Big 10 will play it the same way as the SEC, no contact until they are free. If anything came out that there was any hint of a deal offered prior to their exit your biscuits would be in the fire. And they aren't light and fluffy like southern biscuits. They would create a lot of smoke and smell.

(12-31-2023 07:57 PM)bryanw1995 Wrote:  

(12-31-2023 07:50 PM)TeamRamRod1 Wrote:  The SEC already has a texas problem. They don't need another malcontent.

Texas and OU without A&M, CU, Nebraska and Missouri, were always a weird fit for the new Big 12. They left, they didn't raise the huge amount of stink that FSU raised, and they inadvertently did the Big 12 a favor by leaving before the Pac and ACC schools. They'll be a much better fit in the SEC, and I'm sure things will work out just fine with them. If you guys continue building your football program, I wouldn't be all that surprised to see Texas voting in favor of KU to the SEC down the road, too.

Kansas belongs with us. Never mind that they're not Southern. They belong with Mizzou and OU.

(12-31-2023 03:37 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  This is a good question to ask with FSU's crybaby reaction to get out of the ACC, and the way they lost to Georgia in their bowl game? Would the Big 10 and SEC rethinking on adding them after their hissy fit and sue happy attitude trying to get out of the ACC? Would the P2 worried that FSU would sue them in the future if they invited them? I would not invite them at all.

So they got embarrassed themselves in a bowl game by an SEC team? They'd fit right in the Big 10 then! At least Florida State lost to an SEC team that's been good the last two decades.

(12-31-2023 08:54 PM)johnintx Wrote:  

(12-31-2023 07:57 PM)bryanw1995 Wrote:  

(12-31-2023 07:50 PM)TeamRamRod1 Wrote:  The SEC already has a texas problem. They don't need another malcontent.

Texas and OU without A&M, CU, Nebraska and Missouri, were always a weird fit for the new Big 12. They left, they didn't raise the huge amount of stink that FSU raised, and they inadvertently did the Big 12 a favor by leaving before the Pac and ACC schools. They'll be a much better fit in the SEC, and I'm sure things will work out just fine with them. If you guys continue building your football program, I wouldn't be all that surprised to see Texas voting in favor of KU to the SEC down the road, too.

Kansas belongs with us. Never mind that they're not Southern. They belong with Mizzou and OU.

All anyone need do is get out a map. Kansas sets a very nice Northwest corner to the new SEC footprint, particularly if North Carolina and Virginia schools are added.

It fulfills Sankey's two parameters: regionality and rivalries.

They are also good people whose views on life now line up more with those found in the greater South than in the Northern Midwest.

Virginia, UNC and Kansas fits the Big 10 better than SEC. They are academics snobs.

(01-02-2024 11:00 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  Virginia, UNC and Kansas fits the Big 10 better than SEC. They are academics snobs.

I hardly see Kansas as snobbish. Snobbishness is not your normal Plains' State characteristic. Practicality and independent mindedness would be more likely.