Regents to A&M President: Approve SEC Expansion

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Texas A&M University has been portrayed as the big loser in the event Big 12 Conference members Texas and Oklahoma gain admission to the Southeastern Conference. The Aggies being the lone SEC member from the Lone Star State was widely viewed as a recruiting advantage over Texas, given the SEC's reputation as the most powerful football conference in the country. It was even thought that A&M might be the only SEC member among the current 14 to vote against expansion.

That seems unlikely now, after the Board of Regents of The Texas A&M University System met Wednesday and decided to instruct A&M president M. Katherine Banks to vote in favor of admitting Texas and Oklahoma into the SEC.

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