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Insiders React to Texas Longhorns' and Oklahoma Sooners' Two Step to the SEC

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey travelled to Charlotte Tuesday night to celebrate the career and legacy of former ACC Commissioner John Swafford. A day later, mammoth news broke that Big 12 powerhouses Texas and Oklahoma have explored a move to college sports’ most powerful league.
By Dean Legge
July 24, 2021
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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey traveled to Charlotte on Tuesday night to celebrate the career and legacy of former ACC Commissioner John Swafford. The next day’s festivities for Sankey would be the mammoth news that Big 12 powerhouses Texas and Oklahoma were exploring a move to college sports’ most powerful league.

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