I think they'll try. Especially if the Cincy poster is correct that there's a clear first tier of schools that are more desirable than the second/third tiers. That said, if push comes to shove of course any school will be like "OK, fine just asking!"Whether you believe Bluevod or not, does anyone really think BYU/Houston/Cincinnati, etc., is going to make Oklahoma and Texas commit to that league for 10-15 more years? Honestly I think this is nothing more than a stopgap to keep the league together until they see how it works out.
I think they'll try. Especially if the Cincy poster is correct that there's a clear first tier of schools that are more desirable than the second/third tiers. That said, if push comes to shove of course any school will be like "OK, fine just asking!"
No doubt. They'd be crazy not to try. To be honest, I think most of the schools would be wise to sign. Texas, Oklahoma and perhaps Kansas or Oklahoma State... not so much.
Unless they were a requirement to get Oklahoma, who would have an interest in Okie State? Even then, I'm not sure they are worth it.
I have full confidence that his sources are legitimate, as long as he's saying what I want to hear.Flugempire up to his BTM (aka his own guesses) again after he said he wouldn't be doing it anymore.
UT-TT-OU-OSU-KU-KST-BYU
UH-BAY-TCU-ISU-UC-WVU-UCONN
Not as good a FB schedule you might have hoped, but more opportunities to make the CCG. I think a 2009 level team, would have a chance to win this division.
Not as good a FB schedule you might have hoped, but more opportunities to make the CCG. I think a 2009 level team, would have a chance to win this division.
Not as good a FB schedule you might have hoped, but more opportunities to make the CCG. I think a 2009 level team, would have a chance to win this division.
Baylor (on the field) and TCU have a lot more fond memories in football in recent years than everyone up there save Oklahoma. That football division is still a godsend and wouldn't completely bury us as a perennial loser.Not as good a FB schedule you might have hoped, but more opportunities to make the CCG. I think a 2009 level team, would have a chance to win this division.
I think we need to start a go fund me page to get this guy a decent pair of specs, and raise money for both he and Dodd to get a vocational education and get out of psuedo journalism. They both seem to be a day late and a dollar short on everything that is b12. Dodd in particular given he's a compensated reporter.![]()
Perfect.
Also, why wouldn't all Texas teams play in the same division? Isn't that common sense?
I'd pray the Big 12 rejects BYU for whatever reason (rape cover up allegations, Sunday play, church school weirdness, whatever) and that the Big 12 opts for CFU instead. Then instead of west and east you could have a north and south, like this:
North: OU, oSu, KU, KSt, ISt, Cincy, UConn
South: Tech, TCU, BU, TX, UofH, WVU, UCF
I think that would be a better distribution of current and historical prowess. It would also keep tradition Big 8 schools with traditional Big 8 schools and traditional SWC with traditional SWC schools. But with interesting new friends.
And you could have permanent cross-divisional games.
I'd pray the Big 12 rejects BYU for whatever reason (rape cover up allegations, Sunday play, church school weirdness, whatever) and that the Big 12 opts for CFU instead. Then instead of west and east you could have a north and south, like this:
North: OU, oSu, KU, KSt, ISt, Cincy, UConn
South: Tech, TCU, BU, TX, UofH, WVU, UCF
I think that would be a better distribution of current and historical prowess. It would also keep tradition Big 8 schools with traditional Big 8 schools and traditional SWC with traditional SWC schools. But with interesting new friends.
And you could have permanent cross-divisional games.
It's like he finally hears that we are a legitimate candidate from someone he trusts, but doesn't bother to do any research because he's always been dismissive in the past. Lazy f. u ck!Dodd's UConn summary:
2. UConn: One high-ranking source believes UConn can deliver the highly-populated Northeastern corridor even the football is lacking. UConn has an alumni base in New York and Boston. Think of the Big Ten settling for Rutgers a few years ago. The State University of New Jersey wasn't a first choice but it is 35 miles from New York City.
Really? That's it? No commentary of 1st class facilities, Werth, Burton, Shankman? No comment on being the one of the two best MBB programs of the last 25 years? No comment on best academics of the expansion candidates?
Still, good to hear we are in the race and close to the top, but...
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Perfect.