CFB fan creates hypothetical ‘SEC high speed rail’ system on social media
By Ethan Stone
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Anyone who has been on x (formerly Twitter) across the past 5 or so years has probably seen the hypothetical “high speed rail” system to connect the larger cities in the United States as an alternative to air travel.
It goes viral on social media once or twice per year at this point, it seems. Maybe this will jog your memory:
you ever just think about the high speed rail system :,) pic.twitter.com/FrRtWBvXIn
— Sunrise Movement ? (@sunrisemvmt) July 19, 2020
Well, this past week college football fans drew up a hypothetical “SEC football high speed rail” system to connect the 14, soon to be 16 SEC schools.
Check out the highly technical and complicated design below:
Saturdays down south would change forever. pic.twitter.com/8mMq5SobsP
— YIMBYLAND (@YIMBYLAND) September 2, 2023
Funnily enough, a proposal such as this is actually the way to implement a high speed rail system in the United States. You could catch a Noon kickoff in College Station and hop on a train to Tuscaloosa for a 7:30 kick with ease!
(Featured image via @YIMBYLAND on X, formerly Twitter)
Ethan Stone is a Tennessee graduate and loves all things college football and college basketball. Firm believer in fouling while up 3.
