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[QUOTE="djct1999, post: 1712118, member: 2281"]
The AAU argument holds little weight.  The only way Kansas had a shot at the B1g was if OU moved as a standalone and the ACC established a network. We will know in short time that the second won't happen. What does that mean?  Its simple.  There are four schools that have landing spots.  There are two or three schools, that depending on movement, are simply lurking.  For the rest, it simply doesn't matter.   Kansas is a part of the rest. As competitive as a leftover conference may be, a tv network will pay less than half of what the the B1g or Sec will get.  These teams will forever be climbing an uphill battle.  These talks of unconventional, yet new ways to stream content is noise.  In no way when that happens, the revenue generated will come close to the more conventional way.  Yesterday, the music stopped.  Yesterday, the networks spoke loud and clear.  The Big12 wanted to expand.  TV execs said no. That decision speaks volumes.
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