Must be the offseason…
Even if it were true, Tennessee can easily go to any other power conference including the Big 10 because they are AAU.
Yeah, go ahead and kick Tennessee out and keep powerhouse Vanderbilt.
This is a crazy take, kicking out a traditional program that averages over 100k per game…lol
University of Tennessee is NOT AAU.
The SEC is not going to kick out Tennessee.
There can only be one ut. Tennessee about to find out.
They are making room for us.
This rumor needs the same type of solution that has the seriousness of the original rumor. It is clear that the SEC has no room for two UTs.
I see that the University of Texas does not play the the University of Tennessee this year. The first time they play each other in the SEC, the stakes need to be a “loser leaves the conference”. This rivalry has been building for over a year, with Tennessee upset that these “young turks” from Austin think they can push the SEC teams around. The University of Tennessee President has reportedly stated “There is only room for one UT in this great conference. We are going to take these young turks out to the woodshed and make them crawl back to the B12.”
Oh, please - NO . . . . .
This is so dumb i am not even going to read it!! CMON!
University of Tennessee became a member of the Association of American Universities (AAU) in 1910.
They’re not on the list here.
Proof AI is a terrible source, my bad then
AI Overview
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The University of Tennessee has not lost its AAU status. The University of Tennessee has not lost its AAU (Association of American Universities) status. It is a member of the AAU and has been since 1919, according to the Association of American Universities.
Pretty certain that threatening an institution for failing to be part of an anti-competitive cartel is a pretty clear violation of the Clayton Act and would likely be held so by the Supreme Court.
Stupid is as stupid does.
Sorry but people are just going to have to accept the fact that the old days are over, conferences are merely an alliance for tv revenue purposes only and it’s every school for themselves. Pretty much the way a business is supposed to operate.
Tennessee is NOT an AAU school.
AI Overview
Yes, Tennessee is part of the Association of American Universities (AAU). The AAU is a group of research universities in the United States and Canada, and Tennessee is one of its 71 member institutions
Artificial Intelligence is obviously NOT as intelligent as uhlaw97!
What’s the source on this quote?