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Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell.

I really don't care if it is Miss Scarlet with the candlestick in the library, as long as we get in.
The response was to make the point that if he has inside info he should be able to provide the other details which he has not thus he shouldn’t speak in absolutes
 
Now that the P12 dust has settled, it is time for BY to talk some sense into the B12 Presidents.

The latest B1G move just reinforces that is "war time" and it is going to be a battle for National relevance. There will be 3 power conferences, and the B12 is in a battle with the ACC to see who will win out. Knowing the landscape now, and assuming you already have Colorado and Arizona, do you really want to add repetitive states that you already own in Utah and Arizona State as you go to battle with the ACC...or do you begin the national battle with the ACC now. Not sure how realistic it would be...but adding UConn and Stanford (or Cal) would be a lot more strategic than adding ASU and UU. They lock themselves into the "Southwest Conference" with a couple of Midwest outliers and gives the upper hand to the ACC in the war.

Hopefully BY is able to convey what the future looks like to these B12 Presidents.

Not optimistic though.

I totally agree. This is a time for the ACC and the Big XII to think about the future. ND's nonsense partial membership in the ACC puts them in a weaker position. Identify the optimal number of member schools for long-term value, review available schools to hit that number, and start the courting process. We should be a solid target for either conference.
 
8-4 for UConn according to a post by C W Lambert

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The Big12 can really put the screws to Utah Arizona Arizona State at this point as they have pretty much no leverage in the situation. I could see them offering a way reduced share (one wed gladly accept).
 
Now that the P12 dust has settled, it is time for BY to talk some sense into the B12 Presidents.

The latest B1G move just reinforces that is "war time" and it is going to be a battle for National relevance. There will be 3 power conferences, and the B12 is in a battle with the ACC to see who will win out. Knowing the landscape now, and assuming you already have Colorado and Arizona, do you really want to add repetitive states that you already own in Utah and Arizona State as you go to battle with the ACC...or do you begin the national battle with the ACC now. Not sure how realistic it would be...but adding UConn and Stanford (or Cal) would be a lot more strategic than adding ASU and UU. They lock themselves into the "Southwest Conference" with a couple of Midwest outliers and gives the upper hand to the ACC in the war.

Hopefully BY is able to convey what the future looks like to these B12 Presidents.

Not optimistic though.
Doubling down our west may mean he’s conceding east coast to ACC. ACC should pounce now on eastern half of US options.

ADs will be happy with the money but UCF fan base can’t be excited to play the likes of Utah, ASU, Oklahoma St, etc.
 
The response was to make the point that if he has inside info he should be able to provide the other details which he has not thus he shouldn’t speak in absolutes
My comment was made to make the point that "proving or disapproving" GoKU's supposed sources is not particularly important. Worry less about "winning the Internet."
 
The interesting thing in all of this is that the small conferences right now get such a pittance from the tournament, because the NCAA takes such a huge amount. Each small conference gets one credit, and their teams don't advance far. A pittance.

What if all the non-P3 conferences told the P2/3 to off and hold your tournament with your 40-60 members. Good luck with that!
Assuming they could do this without withdrawing from the NCAA the P-3 would respond "great, more money for us".
 
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Unless it's the Arizona BOR who is only going to approve the deal if it's for both. Which has been my assumption all along
They have the option of playing hardball now particularly if Stanford indicates interest.
 
Yormark is smart. The B1G taking Oregon and Washington plays into his vision of adding UConn for a broader conference reach. BigXII presidents will hopefully see this.
Yormark is smart. That doesn't mean that the people he works for are going to be willing to expand their thought process enough to see beyond football.
 
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I feel like you need to take a break from this whole CR situation. Get outside, go take a walk.
I feel like I'm slowly watching our athletic department sign a death certificate. Not immediately, but in 10-15 years?

It sucks.
 
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My comment was made to make the point that "proving or disapproving" GoKU's supposed sources is not particularly important. Worry less about "winning the Internet."
In that same spirit none of this is important then.
It’s clear I don’t post much so the “winning the internet” is just ridiculous.
 
Assuming they could do this without withdrawing from the NCAA the P-3 would respond "great, more money for us".
Would they? What would CBS pay for a 64 team tournament composed of all 64 P3 teams?
 
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