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Originally Posted by warpaint*
So much irony.
One has little to do w/ the other on it's own.
If anything the holistic bowl season is being pointed to as evidence that the SEC is the strongest league once again.
I've read it in more than one place. Which means simply as far as this conversation goes that the narrative is out there.
Which again singularly has nothing to do w/ what success the SEC Network ultimately has.
Whatever the SEC Network $'s end up being the outcome of a couple bowls won't have any impact on it so again your angle puzzles me.
Clay Travis is an idiotic dbag. Of that much you are certainly correct.
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The South simply doesn't have to population base to command the numbers CT is thinking are going to come in. Nationally there is interest with the top programs (Alabama, Florida, LSU, Auburn, and possibly Georgia) but not coming through and being shown to be lower than the top Big 12 and ACC programs it's going to be unrealistic for the SEC Network.