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Report: Texas, Oklahoma to leave Big 12, join SEC in 2024
Texas Longhorns, Oklahoma Sooners agree to $100 million exit fee to leave Big 12, join SEC in 2024 college football season

Texas and Oklahoma agreed to an exit fee of a combined $100 million with the Big 12 and its television partners, according to a report by Sports Illustrated. The Longhorns and the Sooners will play the 2023 season as Big 12 members before moving to the SEC at the start of the 2024 season. The two teams were contractually obligated to stay until 2025 without the exit agreement.
The $100 million will be distributed to the eight legacy members of the Big 12, the report states, to offset what was supposed to be a $5-$8 million reduction in revenue distribution for the 2024 season. Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormack pushed hard for the television networks to compromise with the exiting schools.
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