Mississippi State football coach Mike Leach on SEC's future structure: 'They oughta let me handle that. I'll have that done by lunch.'
Alabama and Auburn would shift to the SEC East while Oklahoma and Texas would join Mississippi State in the SEC West.
"You knock those guys off and send them to the East and we have to play Texas and OU, tell me how I've lost on that deal," Leach said."I have a lot of respect for those guys, but in this conference they can just go ahead and get in line with everybody else." Leach said he has no issue with the two schools joining the SEC but believes the definitions a conference and league are being clouded. The growing conferences create concern of when cross-divisional teams would face off, which is already an issue to Leach."It's a little bulky," Leach said."If it's just a conference, everybody plays everybody quite a bit.
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