Fake reports of surface say an A&M may leave the SEC for the Big Ten,

hint they're not.

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and Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Scrimini joins us to discuss their lawsuit against the big bad NCAA.

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Beecher Club welcome to it now regardless of what you've heard Texas A&M is not

leaving the SEC to go to the big 10.

Now that rumor was started recently.

It's been swirling around the college football

realm the past couple of days.

And after just double checking with people who I promise definitely know what's going on

in Aguland there's no way they're going to run to the big tin because of Texas

or any financial share increase it's just true. And anyone that tells you otherwise is

peddling more than Lance Armstrong and Pablo Escobar can buy. Now we can sit here

and discuss the crazy amount of fake news during the talking season that gets thrown around

the sport.

But instead, let's look at the main reason why it would not be in A&M's best interest to leave the

SEC for the Big Ten because of Texas.

And it's one simple word, optics. It would look like you

were scared of them. Scared them being in your own conference and that just

isn't true. You can say a lot of things about A&M but they're definitely not

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