Is this howdy doody ?
The Dude of WV has definitely predicted almost every outcome. Greg Flugar seems to have a legitimate sources and he gave the heads up on USC and UCLA months before it happened.Dude has called every scenario imaginable.
The Dude of WV has definitely predicted almost every outcome. Greg Flugar seems to have a legitimate sources and he gave the heads up on USC and UCLA months before it happened.
Yes, sorry. I meant he’s given every possible outcome, but not really predicted any correctly.I think you mean that the Dude of WV has definitely "not" predicted almost every outcome.
It doesn't even make sense. How can they be 12 votes short if there's 12 total votes? If everyone is voting no, then why would anyone bring them up to a vote? Lunacy.
It’s possible UConn has the votes but needs a partner. We don’t know.I agree with your logic. On the other hand, Yormark does not have the votes yet, otherwise UConn would be in the Big 12 already.
It’s possible UConn has the votes but needs a partner. We don’t know.
This guy is such a putzThis is not true at all.
given your strong stance against our chances w the Big 12 , in your eyes , what would need to happen between now and Labor Day forYou are arguing that I can't prove a negative is true so therefore you are right. Stellar logic there.
No, I think he’s basically challenYou are arguing that I can't prove a negative is true so therefore you are right. Stellar logic there.
Let’s remember we’re all on same team. People are a little guarded on hearing ideas that counter anything to getting P5 bid.You are arguing that I can't prove a negative is true so therefore you are right. Stellar logic there.
given your strong stance against our chances w the Big 12 , in your eyes , what would need to happen between now and Labor Day for
You to say you’ve been all wrong over the past month?
So you have established an impossible scenario to admit you’re wrong. Convenient. I need to remember that strategy.I do not have a strong stance against our chances with the Big 12. I think it is about 50/50. I do think the scenarios where one school leaves the Pac 12 but the other schools stay are idiotic. You appear to think they are realistic.
For me to admit I was wrong, one school would have to leave the Pac 12 for the Big 12, the Big 12 would then have to add UConn, and the Pac 12 other schools would have to decide to terminate their athletic programs. Let me know when that happens.
I was reading along his post thinking: that is unusually reasonable. But he came through in the end.So you have established an impossible scenario to admit you’re wrong. Convenient. I need to remember that strategy.
Hell freezing over?given your strong stance against our chances w the Big 12 , in your eyes , what would need to happen between now and Labor Day for
You to say you’ve been all wrong over the past month?
“And the pac 12 other schools would have to decide to terminate their athletic programs”I do not have a strong stance against our chances with the Big 12. I think it is about 50/50. I do think the scenarios where one school leaves the Pac 12 but the other schools stay are idiotic. You appear to think they are realistic.
For me to admit I was wrong, one school would have to leave the Pac 12 for the Big 12, the Big 12 would then have to add UConn, and the Pac 12 other schools would have to decide to terminate their athletic programs. Let me know when that happens.
I do not have a strong stance against our chances with the Big 12. I think it is about 50/50. I do think the scenarios where one school leaves the Pac 12 but the other schools stay are idiotic. You appear to think they are realistic.
For me to admit I was wrong, one school would have to leave the Pac 12 for the Big 12, the Big 12 would then have to add UConn, and the Pac 12 other schools would have to decide to terminate their athletic programs. Let me know when that happens.
“And the pac 12 other schools would have to decide to terminate their athletic programs”
This is a serious response?
Why isn't adding CO and UConn a potentially good and reasonable scenario for the Big12? Understood that neither is a great fb add (yet) but both have promise therein and both are bridges to add more schools from both the west and the east which checks off the more national aspiration that the Big12 possesses. And, there are other obvious advantages to both. What am I missing?I do think that wriggling 3 pac12 schools away (Colorado, Arizona, ASU) and picking UConn over Utah due to market / BYU’s protesting is very possible. I doubt the Big 12 would want WSU / OSU and chances are the most valuable brands are out of the big 12’s reach.
With that said, I agree UConn + 1 pac12 school is not logical. Neither is adding UConn with another g5 school. UConn by itself is vaguely possible if they like us enough & the pac12 contract is satisfactory, but I tend to agree they would have added us already if they wanted us so badly. 13 is also a clunky number, although it can be worked around. We will know very soon what will happen.
Why isn't adding CO and UConn a potentially good and reasonable scenario for the Big12? Understood that neither is a great fb add (yet) but both have promise therein and both are bridges to add more from both the west and the east. And, there are other obvious advantages to both. What am I missing?
Why?If one school leaves the PAC 12, all the schools leave the PAC 12. There is no scenario in which UConn joins the Big 12 with just one pac 12 school.
UCLA and USC left 12 months ago. Why wasn’t that the moment the PAC collapsed? We’re all just throwing hypotheticals out here.If one school leaves the PAC 12, all the schools leave the PAC 12. There is no scenario in which UConn joins the Big 12 with just one pac 12 school.
You were already on the other side of this argument saying that if more than one PAC12 team left we were doomed. So the chances are no longer 50/50 if you understand math. They're Zero. But I'm sure there's another card left to play that you can dream up to backfill your last 50 posts.I do not have a strong stance against our chances with the Big 12. I think it is about 50/50. I do think the scenarios where one school leaves the Pac 12 but the other schools stay are idiotic. You appear to think they are realistic.
For me to admit I was wrong, one school would have to leave the Pac 12 for the Big 12, the Big 12 would then have to add UConn, and the Pac 12 other schools would have to decide to terminate their athletic programs. Let me know when that happens.
I don't follow that logic at all, but go ahead - own it. Colorado joined along with Utah in 2011, prior to that AZ and AZ state joined in 1978 - the rest have been together much longer. Regardless of time, there is no hard rule that pulling one Jenga block tumbles the tower....particularly when it was the top block and frankly an underperformer.If one school leaves the PAC 12, all the schools leave the PAC 12. There is no scenario in which UConn joins the Big 12 with just one pac 12 school.