I've seen various posts/reports say that
UG, UF, USCe, will vote against schools from their own states entering the SEC, and if taking A&M means they have to take a GT, FSU, or Clem, they will vote against A&M.

What is the % needed to accept a new member. Is it simply majority? If so, unless acting as a bloc that none of them could really pose a threat to inviting a school to the SEC.

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Posted by 1999

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Posted on 8/14/11 at 1:08 am to jacks40

at least 9 votes are needed.

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Posted by jacks40

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Posted on 8/14/11 at 1:13 am to 1999

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at least 9 votes are needed.

ah well then if the 3 act together that is a serious potential stumbling bloc.

May only take them whisperping in the ear of say LSU about how a Texas based SEC team could really hurt them to blow up the whole process

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Posted by TheCheshireHog

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Posted on 8/14/11 at 1:16 am to jacks40

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Posted by cokebottleag

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Posted on 8/14/11 at 2:57 am to jacks40

quote:
I've seen various posts/reports say that
UG, UF, USCe, will vote against schools from their own states entering the SEC, and if taking A&M means they have to take a GT, FSU, or Clem, they will vote against A&M.

What is the % needed to accept a new member. Is it simply majority? If so, unless acting as a bloc that none of them could really pose a threat to inviting a school to the SEC.

Or whispering in their ears about how A&M will be ready to stand with them as a bloc to keep any teams from all of their states from being added, Texas included of course.