Texas knows they have to move their visitor section for the SEC and already has a plan

Texas will be the rough equivalent of Miss State in the SEC. They are in for a rude awakening.

Should I quit my job before I read this entire post

Tldr. Synopsis.

frick texas.

Great, great post! Thanks!!

I listened to the T.U. AD interview....one can easily tell that Texas knows that they're up against a GAUNTLET having to face SEC schools every week and our rabid fans that travel like crazy. They're getting ready and preparing NOW because they know this isn't going to be easy for them by no stretch of the imagination.

I loved what the AD said about Arkansas referring to the size and depth of their program....you can tell that that game vs. the Razorbacks was a wake-up call.

The AD visited other SEC venues and saw that they needed to make adjustments in re-positioning their marching band and student sections in order to make DKR a more hostile place.

Great info, Joesh56!!

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Holy shite Baw, no one is going to read that.

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Are you an American? Gee whiz, people, get off your duffs and make your eyeballs do the walking for once.

It's a great post he wrote -- if you'll read it! Duh.

You have to read up on paragraphs

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And a question for Bama fans, do y’all wanna be petty in 2023 and put Texas in the upper deck, even though they’re planning on moving it?

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Your word "petty" appears to be an editorial comment.

Bama does not need anyone's advice but in dealing with some schools it is advised to always have an enforceable contract.

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#1 It is shocking that anyone cares so much about this kind of stuff.

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Right? Texas is making changes to its student and visiting section seating in preparation for the conference move. And?

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#2 It sounds like the SEC has guidelines the Big 12 doesn't have, so Texas is making the necessary changes to be inline with SEC guidelines. Why is this upsetting to you?

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LSU opened my eyes to it, but the SEC fans are the largest collection of dainty fusspots ever assembled.

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I thought it had something to do with their upcoming move to the SEC, and when I googled it, nothing came up at first

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The ticket movement over the past ~ 5 years has been primarily due to the southend end zone demolition, temporary fix w/ongoing construction and moving into completed facilities. The pending SEC move in the middle of all this makes for a lot of moving pieces.

I would hazard a guess that Texas is in the upper tier of season ticket holders and number of limited acce$$ $uite$/club$ within DKR-TMS.

Given the numbers being moved, and the desire to have seats proximate to club access, it is prudent to displace those ticket holders over time, as it is difficult to correlate the value of end zone seats to lower bowl and upper deck, etc.

A&M was a mass cluster F**K when they gave new money donors seat/access priority over the old guard that had lifetime donations/seats taken from them. Litigation is ongoing, and will get a kick in the arse now that Texas & OU will be on the menu.

Texas will oblige the SEC on this issue without a lot of push back, knowing it is uniform within the conference and not punitive. The move not happening til 2025 gives them time to tweak it and get it right.

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