“Three SEC presidents recently told Action Network they had “no interest” in adding Florida State.” “[Big Ten commissioner] Tony [Petitti] is staying away from expansion, and we’re taking Tony’s lead,” a source said. “If the ACC blows up, who picks first [between the Big Ten and SEC]? Who picks second? If there is a need and desire to expand, you take inventory so your competitors don’t get it. But the presidents and chancellors are looking for stability. Despite what the social media geniuses are suggesting, no one — the leagues, the networks — is driving expansion.” “It’s ‘clubby’ among the presidents, and AAU membership is significant to them,” a source said. “Remember, these are presidents and chancellors that make these [expansion] decisions.” Maybe so, but at the SEC’s May spring meetings in Destin, Florida, I talked to an SEC president about the league’s new logo — 16 teams in a circular formation. I asked if there was room for more. “There’s always room for more,” the president said. So…that’s a WHOLE lot of mention of presidents and commissioners in that article. And literally three SEC presidents ARE the sources. So, sure, scoff because they are ‘anonymous’ sources. There’s nothing but concrete statements stating that loads of presidents aren’t wanting FSU. And by the way, this isn’t about convincing the court of law. This is about the court of public opinion. We just read absolutely nothing other than “FSU is driving all of this, SEC and B1G Presidents are driving none of it.” So when FSU joins either league, it’s totally on FSU and not the P2. Just what they want.