SEC adds WVU and Texas A&M??????????????

[eersfanpilot]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/405006-the-value-of-tamu-and-wvu-to-the-sec

What do you SEC guys think of this? Personally, I think this would help cement the SEC as the hardest conference in the nation even if the new Pac10 (16?) is able to pick up Texas, TTU, Oklahoma, Ok St, and Colorado.

[0hi0]

A&M, really? SEC Couldn't pick up a bigger challenger from the Big 12? I doubt they could beat Vanderbilt.

WVU offense won't work in the SEC week after week.

Looks like the SEC picked up a couple softballs...

[SlimDizzleATL]

A&M, really? SEC Couldn't pick up a bigger challenger from the Big 12? I doubt they could beat Vanderbilt.

WVU offense won't work in the SEC week after week.

Looks like the SEC picked up a couple softballs...

I agree. That WVU offense isnt that great. Just ask Aub....Nevermind. I think it will be ok at first, but it doesnt have that much longevity. Once Divine leaves (if he hasnt already, I cant remember) then that attack will suck. No comment on Texas A&M....Its all about new markets and them greenbacks....

[eersfanpilot]

I agree. That WVU offense isnt that great. Just ask Aub....Nevermind. I think it will be ok at first, but it doesnt have that much longevity. Once Divine leaves (if he hasnt already, I cant remember) then that attack will suck. No comment on Texas A&M....Its all about new markets and them greenbacks....

Actually we have Tavon Austin behind Noel Devine this year. Noel was the 3rd ranked RB in the country in 2007 out of high school and Tavon is the 5th ranked RB out of his class in 2009. We also added two top 15 WR's that will be playing this year. Our new QB is Geno Smith who was rated as the 12th best QB (nationally) and the #1 Dual Threat from FL his year. Behind him is the #16th ranked (nationally) QB Jeremy Johnson who was the #3 best QB in TX and Barry Brunetti from Memphis who was ranked #20 in the nation.

WVU reloaded in the backfield. Plus, we do still have Devine as a senior this year.

[eersfanpilot]

Given what Texas said today and since it seems the remaining Big 12 is going to stay together it seems to have stalled the majority of the conference expansion talks. Unless the Big 10 continues to go to 16 (not sure if they will at this point) or the Pac 10 continues to 16 (again, not sure they will) I do not see the SEC adding any additional teams.

Ohh well, the thought of WVU getting into the SEC was fun while it lasted.