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Who are the first three teams in the Top 10 to go down?

No way I would want my kid to play in that meaningless bowl game with so much on the line. JD gave his all to win games, despite having the worst defense in LSU history. At season's end, this became a business decision and rightfully so.

Sounds like you're set. I wouldn't let traffic determine where you stay. It's no worse than trying to get to 315, I-71, etc. from the Shoe after a game in Cbus.

It's these guys:

Been to all but Missouri and Texas for a game.

Also saw us play at Clemson, Washington, and Virginia Tech.

Neutral site regular season games in Dallas (Miami), Vegas (USC), Orlando (FSU)

Unrelated but stadiums with SEC vibe - been to games at Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State and Michigan (lived in Cincinnati for 14 years)

Probably as much or more. Folks that cite "school loyalty" or the " "amateurism" that they miss, overlooked their traditional power that got the best players and often paid money under the table. Now with a wide range of alumni bases that have the appetite and resources to pony up, we'll see more parity in the game.

Of course, you need the right coach, but, for example, Indiana has Cignetti and a monster alumni landscape with the funds to dwarf most SEC schools if they choose to focus on more aggressive football-centric spending.

We were notified that we got our 4 tics for Kentucky.

Well done

He sucks, but will the new coach get the funding and resources with 15% of the annual revenue sharing budget going to basketball (also assuming little appetite from boosters)?

Let’s just rock at football, then count down the days to the first pitch at the Box.

There’s only 3 schools that have won 3 or more Natty’s this century and Ole Miss ‘aint one of them, but that school in Baton Rouge is. LSU>The University of Mississippi.