One thing to consider as you scratch your head, shake your fist, pound the table, shrug your shoulders or whatever else you might do in response to the SEC's grand poobahs' struggle with what to do about conference scheduling is that these guys genuinely believe themselves to be the cat's meow as marketers.
That's what the numbers tell them, anyway.
Definitely some interesting perspective regarding how the SEC's expansion could negatively impact the league down the road. I kind of look at this in the same way I view a bigger NCAA basketball tournament. Yes, there would be more games that would bring in more total revenue, but would there be a net gain or even loss in interest if some of the fundamental things changed?
