Will Texas become the feeder state for SEC schools?
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I noticed every sec school has a lot of kids from Texas
Commentby: LmfaoJul 19, 2025 11:58:06 AM
UGA and Florida being included with Vandy and Texas is WILD. There are no good academic schools in the SEC outside of Candy, and now Texas.
UGA and FL are just really competitive, doesn't mean they are good schools because 90% of the people go to those schools to party and join Greek life. Neither has a major school program in the top 50 programs for their major nationally.
Don't make us look even worse trying to include those two as good schools lmfao
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by: WowJul 22, 2025 2:04:54 PM
UGA and FL are massive party schools, the only reason people think they are good is because it's super competitive but it's not like anyone actually learns anything at either of those schools. What are they even known for? Even GA state has their law school and UAB has medical school. SEC academics are straight dog water.
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#7 by: Actual SEC School ranks
In SEC when it comes to academics there are 5 tiers of schools.
Tier 1: schools that are well known for academic rigor and giving students the tools for success.
Vanderbilt, Texas
Tier 2: less rigorous academically but have schools consistently placing high in higher lesrning publications rankings.
There are none except maybe auburns veterinary school and Texas A&M for anything farming or math related.
Tier 3: the most competitive party schools to get into, they try to disguise themselves as good schools but really have nothing more to offer academically than tier 4 or 5 schools.
UGA, Bama, UFL, LSU, Tennessee
Tier 4: just party schools,not as competitive.
USC, OleMiss, UArk, Mizzou, Kentucky
Tier 5: more schools with great social scenes and less competitive acdemicslly.
Everyone else in the SEC, idk who else I forgot.
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by: okJul 18, 2025 11:06:24 PM
agreed. but i also wouldn't put much of an emphasis on aau designation. some schools that are members aren't that highly rated (ie. Univ of Kansas, Mizzou)
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