Rick Perry Says Texas A&M Could Switch to SEC

Submitted by Don Shapiro on

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

Rick Perry, Texas Governor told the Dallas Morning News that his alma Texas A&M is in discussions with the South East Conference (SEC) to switch to that conference and leave the Big 12.

"I'll be real honest with you. I just read about it the same time as y'all did...As far as I know, conversations are being had," said Perry. "That's frankly all I know. I just refer you to the university and the decision-makers over there."

Texas A&M are said to be unhappy with the recruiting edge the Longhorn Network will provide to the University of Texas.

Rick Perry is also expected to announce his candidacy for President of the United States.  Any such announcement will follow a big prayer meeting to pray for the nation at Reliant Stadium.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

Related Content

Brendan Sorsby

Texas Tech Quarterback Brendan Sorsby Enters Gambling Treatment Program Following Transfer

Brendan Sorsby is taking an indefinite leave of absence and is checking into a residential treatment program for a gambling addiction
Pacman Jones

PRIME & THE PLAYMAKER: Deion Sanders & Michael Irvin Join Pacman Jones!

On this special edition of Politely Raw, Adam "Pacman" Jones and Drew Butler are joined by two of the most influential figures in sports history: Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders and Michael "The Playmaker" Irvin.
Jefferson County Judge Davis

Corpus Christi Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening Louisville Football Coach Over Gambling Loss

“I’m going to spend the rest of my life making yours miserable. You cost me $80,000 last night You can either pay me or suffer the consequences. You your girlfriend and your parents. They will all suffer," the message read.
Texas Longhorns fans

Texas is Favorite to Win the 2026 CFP Championship: Indiana at 7-1 Odds

The Indiana Hoosiers equaled the 1972 Dolphins by going 16-0 in a dream season, capped off with a dominating performance in the College Football Playoff Championship.