The college sports landscape is about to be shaken up. After months of speculation, it has been officially confirmed that Oklahoma and Texas will be leaving the Big 12 Conference after the 2023-24 season and joining the Southeastern Conference (SEC).

The move was made official after the two schools reached an exit agreement with the Big 12. This agreement allows the schools to join the SEC in the 2024 season, a year earlier than the previously agreed upon date.

The move to the SEC has been met with excitement from both Oklahoma and Texas fans, as the two schools will now be able to compete against some of the most prominent programs in college football.

The move could also have an impact on the SEC’s powerhouse program, Alabama. The Crimson Tide have been known for their stodgy offense in recent years, but the addition of Oklahoma and Texas could bring a more dynamic approach to the conference.

The Big 12 will now be left with 10 teams, but the conference is already looking to add new members to replace the departing schools.

The move is sure to have a significant impact on college sports and will be watched closely by fans and analysts alike.