J.A. Adande

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1,096 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 8 Sep

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So, you know, that really boosted the interview, I thought.

Sometimes that's all it takes.

Well, you'll start to see the benefit though of the the expansion, right?

So maybe the some of the traditional SEC powers that we think of.

won't won't be able to play at this level.

But you look at a Texas AM and I forget the name of their benefactor, but you know, they've got the money to compete.

And so y y you just hope that there's enough for this new and I I guess the question is how long can like the traditional the oil money last?

I mean, though the oil money's not gonna last forever.

At some point we're gonna transition to electric vehicles and and the like to to diminish the the the

importance of oil money.

But for now, some of that old money, Walmart type money, right, can can still play and can still

compete at this level because the the big money hasn't come in, but we will see an increase in in private equity, right?

The the door is already open slightly.

We almost saw the Big Ten.

take a path of of of a private fund and and committing to that.

So you wonder if the Big Ten were to do that, would the SEC had to follow suit?

And now you can open it up to private equity around anywhere, right?

And it's not just Southern.

If they see SEC football as a good investment, then the money will come in and the SEC will remain competitive.

I think the inevitability is the merger of those two conferences.

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