Reply to "Will Texas and OU Blow Up The Big12"

Speaking Football:

You know everyone likes looking at the immediate result, but if you look at the bigger picture Texas has traditionally been the dominate brand in TX and has been able to get any recruit they want in the state. But since A&M joined the SEC the tide changed and A&M has recruited way above their weight in the state. I have a sneaking suspicion that Texas joining the SEC will tilt the recruiting scales back in the Longhorns favor.

*as I reread this it sounds like I am a Texas homer, but I am the furthest from that. I’m more of a PAC-12 transplant into SEC/ACC territory.

9/12/217:18 PM

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