Which is why it seems like UConn to the Big XII isn’t happening this time. There’s been radio silence on it. UConn would jump no matter what, the piece waiting to fall was Colorado. Maybe I’m wrong but it seems like they could’ve easily timed the two together but didn’t.They don't leak these things publicly unless it's already a done deal. Colorado to the B12 was probably a done deal since last week. The only thing Colorado president wanted to see was the PAC-12 media deal, and he got noda. He made the statement publicly so people can't blame Colorado for the move. It was a smart public media tactic.
And the B12 won’t offer unless they know Colorado will say yes.It works the opposite way. Colorado won't apply unless they know that they will be accepted.
There has been no announcement. Colorado has a public meeting tomorrow.Which is why it seems like UConn to the Big XII isn’t happening this time. There’s been radio silence on it. UConn would jump no matter what, the piece waiting to fall was Colorado. Maybe I’m wrong but it seems like they could’ve easily timed the two together but didn’t.
Well we will find out. But you have to understand, when Nebraska left, that hurt but they got it. Mizzou pined for the B1G, begged and the said no. It was a bit of s shock when the SEC called. Colorado left for a more academically elite, bit athletically weaker P12. Then A&M had a sibling spat and somehow got to the SEC to escape UT. Now UT and OU left. I’m not even counting Arkansas.How do they vote on accepting Colorado as a member when they haven't even applied? And how long does it take for the application process to go through?
I remember someone mentioned that Yormark personally visited Colorado and UConn.Which is why it seems like UConn to the Big XII isn’t happening this time. There’s been radio silence on it. UConn would jump no matter what, the piece waiting to fall was Colorado. Maybe I’m wrong but it seems like they could’ve easily timed the two together but didn’t.
Naw, we want Arizona and Arizona State to go to 16.I remember someone mentioned that Yormark personally visited Colorado and UConn.
I am still confident we are number 14. However, there will be much anxiety in the PAC-12 tonight. Let's hope core of Oregon, Washington, Stanford, and Cal stick together and expand with SDSU, SMU, and maybe Colorado ST. UNLV is also available.
Nope. UConn will be included. You'll see.Latest take from Kurtz sounds like we could be a convenient pawn. Now the talk is turning toward turning up the heat on Arizona and pulling over more PAC P5s snd some some chatter about UW and Ore possibly talking. Beware dominos falling right on our heads. Either UConn announces in the next day or two, or we getting hung out to dry.
Thank you for helping to keep us sane.Nope. UConn will be included. You'll see.
Good grief man, Colorado is not even an official member yet. It'll happen.
Read this thread from the beginning to review our realignment history. We are Charlie Brown kicking a football...I don't think any team in the country has been screwed over more by CR (some of it self-inflicted) than we have...Nope. UConn will be included. You'll see.
He's been all over the place regarding us.Lol so this guy is already backtracking. First it was we are expecting to announce a move this week. Now we are only going if Arizona says no. That is a HUGE difference because once again, we do not control our own destiny.
I’m still relaxed and quite positive regarding UConn.
Unfortunately I have retina repair surgery Thursday at 2 pm so I’ll perhaps be viewing BY at 5 through one eye.
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Good luck with that surgery. I had both eyes done in the last 2 1/2 years. Not fun but make sure you follow their post-op instructions so the stitches hold.I’m still relaxed and quite positive regarding UConn.
Unfortunately I have retina repair surgery Thursday at 2 pm so I’ll perhaps be viewing BY at 5 through one eye.
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If we get left out again I say we pull their massive tax breaks since their actions will now be actively screwing the financials of the state's flagship school. No more taking our benefits and not only giving nothing in return but actively working against us.Never underestimate the diablo in Bristol
They could be telling the Big 12 no full price for UConn
They were on the list of pre-approved schools that got released a while backCrazy if it's Oregon or Washington.
I mean, if the Pac12 falls apart, I thought these 2 schools have been vetted by the B1G already.
They also have their eyes in the B1G and probably won't want to sign a GOR with the Big12. There are a lot of pieces to this.They were on the list of pre-approved schools that got released a while back
You appear to be the proud owner of a 'jump-to-conclusions' mat having posted this same thing in 2 threads in 5 minutes. Chill out. It will happen or it won't, but nobody knows anything right now.
According to sources, the Big 12 and commissioner Brett Yormark is now targeting the University of Arizona, which would likely mean an invitation to Arizona State University. The University of Connecticut is another school that has been attached to Big 12 expansion talks, but with the Pac-12 losing members the Big 12’s focus is targeting those universities first.
Curtains. We're out.
We’ll see. PAC losing 1 more and they’re likely done as a conference. 2 more and it’s curtains for them. The collateral damage from a PAC breakup would be massive for all P4 conferences. We have to be patient.
According to sources, the Big 12 and commissioner Brett Yormark is now targeting the University of Arizona, which would likely mean an invitation to Arizona State University. The University of Connecticut is another school that has been attached to Big 12 expansion talks, but with the Pac-12 losing members the Big 12’s focus is targeting those universities first.
Curtains. We're out.