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But are the school presidents in agreement?That's not a done deal at all. Yormark only wants 4 west schools.
But are the school presidents in agreement?That's not a done deal at all. Yormark only wants 4 west schools.
Please clarify this statement. There are only 3 in the east, and it makes sense we are the 4th.
I don't see ASU splitting from Arizona. This is part of the drama that is happening. People on here are calling BS on GOKU but taking Mr. "welcome San Diego State to the big12" / cover all bases SWIAM as doom gospel.I sort of don't hate if it were Utah instead of ASU with Arizona and us. ASU has a lot of nice things going for it, but Utah would reinforce the overall cachet of the Big 12 as a football power
BYU plus 3 more. Let's see what news breaks today.Please clarify this statement. There are only 3 in the east, and it makes sense we are the 4th.
He is like the very nexus of this board and its history. All of our former, present, and future hope and doom has gathered about him.Lol, I love the fact that GoKU's rep vacillates between being Makers Muppet level and Nelson level depending upon each ebb and flow of realignment news.
When this is all over, are you going to divulge how you know…..I still stand by UConn getting invited. Didn't think this would go into the weekend....but it's been wild.
My dream is any two of Washington, Oregon and Arizona.BYU plus 3 more. Let's see what news breaks today.
I sort of don't hate if it were Utah instead of ASU with Arizona and us. ASU has a lot of nice things going for it, but Utah would reinforce the overall cachet of the Big 12 as a football power
Ouija boardWhen this is all over, are you going to divulge how you know…..
Isn’t that 4 schools: CO, AZ, ASU and Utah.That's not a done deal at all. Yormark only wants 4 west schools.
My guess is he has actual connects within KU. Unfortunately, his "inside info" was as valuable to us as our "connected sources" on Tobacco Road during the last ACC expansion. Their information wasn't wrong from their sources...it is just that their sources weren't fully in the loop of the actual decision makers.When this is all over, are you going to divulge how you know…..
Go figure a lawyer had to simplify!We've been through this before. If they take CO, U of A, one of Utah/ASU and us the 16 teams break down into neat regional pods of 4 (not important for football but for other sports) as follows:
East: WVU, Cincy, UCF, us.
West: BYU, U of A, Colorado, ASU/Utah
Texas: TCU, Texas Tech, Baylor, Houston
Plains: Ok State, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas St.
So in hoops, you play your pod home and home and one game against the other 12. Not as important that football scheduling be as geographically based.
Not predicting any of that, but it's clear what GoKU is talking about.
It's four including BYU.Isn’t that 4 schools: CO, AZ, ASU and Utah.
Doesn’t that lock out uconn
Therein lies the problem with this whole thing for UConn - BY appears to be the only person in the B12 who wants us. We are very clearly the 5th, at best, choice among the schools.That's not a done deal at all. Yormark only wants 4 west schools.
If they are waiting on a B1G offer either way, might as well be in a conference in which you are the alpha and can control...and will probably dominant athletically and get a auto playoff birth every year. Versus being a in a weakened political position in the conference hierarchy in the B12 and having to battle other real athletic programs. And not to mention the academic side of things. If they are eventually going to be in the B1G and preach academic importance...is that better done with Cal and Stanford...or the academic schools in the B12?Still don’t understand why Ore and Wash haven’t entered the story. Waiting on a BiG offer that may not come is a lot easier in the b12 than it is in the pac.
I’m guessing there was enough talk to make them feel comfortable that it’s more WHEN than IF. Otherwise you’re right, they’d be scrambling.Still don’t understand why Ore and Wash haven’t entered the story. Waiting on a BiG offer that may not come is a lot easier in the b12 than it is in the pac.
I believe it was reported last night that the B1G offered them a deal that was only a partial revenue share. I can't find the tweet now, but I remember it being from someone who was at least somewhat credible - so not the MH3/Dude crowd.Still don’t understand why Ore and Wash haven’t entered the story. Waiting on a BiG offer that may not come is a lot easier in the b12 than it is in the pac.
He clarified his statement. BYU plus three others.Therein lies the problem with this whole thing for UConn - BY appears to be the only person in the B12 who wants us. We are very clearly the 5th, at best, choice among the schools.
We are trying to get into a conference that does not want us.
Washington and Oregon never contacted the Big 12.My dream is any two of Washington, Oregon and Arizona.
What's yours?