Comments on: Keeping The SEC On Top: What’s The Next Big Thing?

By: LSU Headlines – 9/17/09 | MrSEC.com

LSU Headlines – 9/17/09 | MrSEC.com — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 15:39:03 +0000

[...] 1. This notes column reveals that Stevan Ridley will join the tailback rotation now that Richard Murphy has been lost for the season.2. Keiland Williams could become more of a workhorse at tailback, too.3. It looks like Jordan Jefferson has answered a lot of the questions surrounding LSU’s quarterback situation.4. But when will Les Miles open things up more for his young QB?5. Folks in Baton Rouge are eager to see how Washington does against Southern Cal this weekend.6. LSU officially killed off the Tulane rivalry yesterday as they announced some future opponents. The school says it will also seek more neutral site games against big-name opponents. Hmmm. Seems like someone predicted this was going to happen. [...]

By: More MrSEC Business Predictions Coming True (Holy Schnikes!) | MrSEC.com

More MrSEC Business Predictions Coming True (Holy Schnikes!) | MrSEC.com — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 15:32:50 +0000

[...] its member schools would attempt to stay at the forefront of the sports/financial world.We listed four things that we believed fans would see from the league:1. More policing from SEC Commissioner Mike Slive.2. Conference versus [...]

By: Some Predictions Already Coming True | MrSEC.com

Some Predictions Already Coming True | MrSEC.com — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 19:39:30 +0000

[...] couple of weeks ago, we posted a story here on MrSEC that attempted to look into the future to find new areas of revenue for the schools of the [...]

By: Looking Into The SEC’s Future | MrSEC.com

Looking Into The SEC’s Future | MrSEC.com — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 13:41:41 +0000

[...] With SEC Media Days kicking off this week, I expect traffic to start hitting all-time highs for the ol’ website (thank you, very much).With that in mind, I wanted to make sure all of you saw something we published last last week regarding what you might see in the SEC’s future.One word: jetpacks!Kidding.While the league’s new television contracts have put the SEC in the college sports catbird seat for now, it’s never a good idea to rest on one’s laurels. (For one, you wind up crushing your laurels.)So I caught up with one of the nation’s top sports marketing experts to discuss what new revenue streams might soon be concocted by the Southeastern Conference and its member schools.From more neutral site games to new technologies, in our view, the SEC needs to be progressive to stay ahead of competitor leagues. And this column explains how we think they can/might do that. [...]

By: Friday morning buffet « Get The Picture

Friday morning buffet « Get The Picture — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 11:26:19 +0000

[...] In case you don’t think the SEC is pulling in enough money after signing those new TV deals, MrSEC.com has a few suggestions. [...]