COLLEGE FOOTBALL: SEC Extends Invitation to Big 12’s Texas and Oklahoma to Join Conference

By  //  July 30, 2021

Longhorns, Sooners could remain in the Big 12 through 2025

The 14 SEC presidents and chancellors voted unanimously on Thursday to extend invitations to Big 12 co-founders Oklahoma and Texas to join the league. (FOX News image)

(ESPN.com) – The 14 SEC presidents and chancellors voted unanimously on Thursday to extend invitations to Big 12 co-founders Oklahoma and Texas to join the league.

Leaving one final formality before the deal is done: OU and Texas have to officially accept the offer, which could happen as soon as Friday.

“Today’s unanimous vote is both a testament to the SEC’s longstanding spirit of unity and mutual cooperation, as well as a recognition of the outstanding legacies of academic and athletic excellence established by the Universities of Oklahoma and Texas,” SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said.

The board of regents for both Texas and Oklahoma have scheduled separate special meetings Friday morning in which athletic conference membership will be discussed.

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