When playing charades, someone always get embarrassed!

As was already posted here, the SEC Digital Network is the latest victim of that game we've come to know and love: The Mizzou Mystery Charades Game (Home version). The game where the goal is to have everyone in the world know the outcome but guess the steps it takes to reach the finale. Like all games that require the player to convey the real answer through mere body language and innuendo, people get embarrassed; either they aren't smart enough to read between the lines, or they blurt out the answer too quickly thereby creating the suspicion that there was collusion and they already knew the answer before the game even started.

This faux pas by the SEC Digital Network now shows the world just how silly this whole process is. This "there's no invitation extended and no guarantee one will be extended" crap fools no one. No University is going to jump horses, especially one that earns you close to $20 Mill a year, unless there are solid reason to do so. The Big 12 (?) is a little lame right now, but it "ain't " dead!

Mizzou has it's invitation; the Big 12 has it's replacement/replacements; and the public gets no door prize for playing the part of the fool. These charades will not stop attorneys from doing what they want to do; if there a lawsuit to be filed, it will certainly be filed and the game of charades isn't going to stop it.