If you have not heard already, you may want to get someone to check the service of the rock you are living under: Texas and Oklahoma are reportedly in the process of leaving the Big 12 to join the SEC.
This is a ginormous shift of power to a conference that already had all the power in college football. The Longhorns and Sooners, who are the faces of the Big 12, could potentially leave for greener pastures … literally.
Every major decision of this nature presents valid pros and cons. Some could benefit greatly, while others would prefer to keep things the way they are. Does it make sense from a football or revenue standpoint?
Is the expansion and realignment realistic?
USA TODAY presented a few concerns that could become primary roadblocks to Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC. Are they enough to prevent the two Big 12 powerhouses from joining?