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5 games plus 12 regular season games that's a lot. How does the revenue sharing work? Do SEC schools share bowl revenues?

I like the idea of two rounds of on campus games. Those were fun last year.
This will be a real kick in the nuts for bowl games.

That means a bottom 16 team could end up playing 4 rounds.

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A&M is not losing the last two games. But being a Mizzou fan I completely understand your thought process.

Mizzou has the talent to go 8-4 to 9-3 most years. Drink has elevated the program to mid level status in the SEC. We are slowly catching up in facilities and have decent nil money. We are not historically great and getting to the next level is not easy. This season was a bust due to critical injuries. Let's not over react. Until the people in our state become as rabid as the southern states we will not be able to break thru. Baby steps.

I don’t see where much has changed. Bama and Georgia are the two best teams. Mizzou has for the most part been middle of the pack, same with A&M. Texas and Oklahoma have a better chance at being upper tier.

9-3 at worst. They could win out.

The Sooners will be a top third team most years. This is a true blueblood program and will find their way. They have gotten the short end of the stick schedule wise so far but at some point that will change. With the portal and NIL money we are all just one good coach hire away from being playoff contenders. As far as fitting in, who cares, just keep sending those checks.

The story also mentioned several other supposed insiders. I was wondering if there has been any recent buzz about this. Who else would they add to get to twenty teams?

I can't come up with a scenario where I am a Texas fan and I have quite the imagination.

Do they feed those gals?