Per Yahoo Sports, an Article on the University of Texas Athletics move to the SEC (South Eastern Conference)

 “It is electric here, an eclectic blend of Los Angeles, Dallas and Miami — a warm locale teeming with nightlife, a stellar food scene and water access. Grimey dive bars, swanky cocktail spots, historic barbecue joints, new age coffee shops, ritzy hotels and Michelin star eateries — this is Austin.”


It's bigger, and it just means more: Texas' jump to the SEC shows how much college sports is about to change. Click here for the YAHOO sports article written very well by Ross Dellinger.








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