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It's four including BYU.Isn’t that 4 schools: CO, AZ, ASU and Utah.
Doesn’t that lock out uconn
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?
That's not the point I was making. If the B12 schools were aligned with BY that they want us, CU, and two others - we'd already be in.He clarified his statement. BYU plus three others.
I realize that. But if that changes would you want them over Arizona and Arizona State? Or would you prefer one of them with Arizona? Just curious as to your valuations of those schools.Washington and Oregon never contacted the Big 12.
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.
Not good enough. Explain how and with whom.I still stand by UConn getting invited. Didn't think this would go into the weekend....but it's been wild.
agree on 1 and 3. 2. should read: oregon trying hard to get better deal from apple and remaining pac 9 schools 4. the big 10 wants oregon and washington on their terms. why would they ever outbid themsevles at this point in time.My simple reading:
1. The Apple money plus the CFP money divided by fewer members is as good, and maybe better, than the B12 money.
2. But being on Apple may be horrible for recruiting.
3. The chances of the P12 blowing up by 2031 are the same as the chances of the B12 receiving a much reduced rate in 2031.
Conclusion: Confusion.
My simple reading:
1. The Apple money plus the CFP money divided by fewer members is as good, and maybe better, than the B12 money.
2. But being on Apple may be horrible for recruiting.
3. The chances of the P12 blowing up by 2031 are the same as the chances of the B12 receiving a much reduced rate in 2031.
Conclusion: Confusion.
The PAC9 will be killed just as dead if the BigXII takes us and hangs Utah out to dry.It’s not that we lack value.
Killing another conference is more valuable than what we have to offer though.
I'm a little surprised the B1G didn't pull the trigger. Oregon and Washington should pay for themselves.agree on 1 and 3. 2. should read: oregon trying hard to get better deal from apple and remaining pac 9 schools 4. the big 10 wants oregon and washington on their terms. why would they ever outbid themsevles at this point in time.
The PAC9 will be killed just as dead if the BigXII takes us and hangs Utah out to dry.
Not sure that we’re in a position to make that kind of demand.Not good enough. Explain how and with whom.
GoKU has been kind enough to share what he or she can. I am not certain we can make demands to disclose additional information. I think we should know soon enough where they’re all of this is really going to happen.Not good enough. Explain how and with whom.
Yes he was on a CR spaces yesterday too. He might just be listening because he knows we’re a done deal too lolIf you thought the UConn powers have some inside info in terms of what is going on, think again. While we are all looking for info based on twitter sources and online info….looks like AD David Benedict is doing the exact same thing with us. He is currently listening in on a twitter spaces live discussion with Washington and Oregon people about what is going on.
So much for having confidence that our admin has it all under control.
It's also possible he listens to see if anything about us leaks out. But I don't think we're a done deal because it'd be known at this pointYes he was on a CR spaces yesterday too. He might just be listening because he knows we’re a done deal too lol