re: With a 14 team SEC, does everyone agree

Not having the same number of home/road games is the issue. If you're going head to head with someone to win a division, you already have the possibility of drawing tougher opponents from the opposite division. Then it would also be possible for you to get stuck with 5 conference road games while the other school with the better draw also happens to get 5 games at home on top of it.

If we stick to 8 games, we may not play all the other division's teams every 6 years. Normally, conferences have teams play for two years in a row (home and home series). This means you only play them twice every 12 years. Traditionally in the SEC (before 1992), there were teams you rarely played. For example, LSU-Auburn rarely played, sometimes wouldnt play for a decade or more.