Why a Big 12-SEC Scheduling Alliance Doesn't Work

The SEC and the Big 12 have reportedly been in talks about possibly initiating a scheduling alliance that would see more of the two conferences' teams play each other during the regular season. From AL.com: [SEC Executive Associate Commissioner Mark] Womack said a challenge series with another conference would be difficult because most SEC schools need seven home games and some teams play traditional rivals in nonconference games. "The only advantage I think you find is you have an opportunity t...