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a top tier fraternity at a school like UT or OU is, if anything probably bigger and wealthier than a top tier fraternity at most SEC schools and would be more comparable to the SEC school's top tier groups. One of the differences is that the percentage in Greek life at those schools is more like 15% rather than 30+% at schools like Ole Miss or Bama, so there end up only being 4 or so top tier fraternities and a sharper distinction between top and upper-middle tier groups. At Bama the top 10 or so fraternities are all in a relatively similar milieu and even with the old row/new row thing aren't as sharply defined in relative placement. That could also have to do with the fact that some of the Big 12 systems got really hammered by school administrators in the 80s and 90s and lost a lot of their big fraternities which mostly have had failed recolonizations or failed to live up to past glories since returning.