Old rivalry could spark new business, Aggieland reacts to SE

Old rivalry could spark new business, Aggieland reacts to SEC shakeup


Old rivalry could spark new business, Aggieland reacts to SEC shakeup
and last updated 2021-07-26 20:11:00-04
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS — The University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma announced Monday, July 26, their plans to leave the Big-12 conference.
Even though media rights do not expire for a couple of years, an economic uptick here in Aggieland could come back right with the rivalry.
When Texas A&M joined the Southeastern Conference nearly 10 years ago, the community benefited because when SEC teams travel, so do their fans.
"We saw a big pick up in the number of people that were coming to the community for these games," Kindra Fry, Tourism Manager with Visit College Station shared with KRHD 25 News.

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