If College Teams Were Stocks

here are some SEC Teams


	    

	    <p>This is how it works we are assuming that CFB Teams are stocks that can be traded on an exchange you have to put a buy, sell, hold or pass<br />on that team.  For example here are some SEC Teams (since I am most familiar with them): </p>

<p><strong>Alabama</strong> –  The stock<br />has tremendous value but how much higher can it go?  This is a stock I would recommend to those getting close to the age of retirement they are not going to get huge gains but it will pay a nice dividend –<strong> Hold</strong> </p>

<p><strong>Auburn</strong> – They won 3 games, none in the SEC, replaced the entire coaching staff and had a Top 10 recruiting class.  This stock is currently undervalued and has had historical highs in recent years – <strong>Buy<br /></strong><strong><br /> Texas  AM</strong> – If you bought last year then you made out like a bandit this stock soared like crazy but the ride might be over.  The team is replacing key offensive line positions and is too reliant on a single player – <strong>Sell</strong> </p>

<p><strong>LSU</strong> – They will be in the mix for SEC titles year in and year out but they seem to stumble at least once a year.  If you bought this stock years ago then you might have maxed out on the gains – <strong>Sell</strong></p>

<p><strong>Ole Miss</strong> – This is the hot stock with a flashy new offense and a monster recruiting year behind them. The only problem is that they play in the blood bath that is named the SEC West so don’t get caught up in the hype – <strong>Pass</strong> </p>

<p><strong>Tennessee</strong> – New coaching staff but a disappointing year in recruiting and record recent deficits in the Athletic budget make this a very<br />risk property – <strong>Pass<br /> </strong> </p>

<p>Ok now you have the idea let’s see what you got.</p>