BIG can offer partial share and make it viable.Why does the B1G need to weaken its financial package to respond to the SEC? It makes no sense.
B1G has a huge perception of being a weak sister to the SEC in football right now. It was a weak sister already and now it's even weaker. Adding Kansas indeed reinforces the idea that B1G football is really weak, relatively.There are reports circulating that the B12 minus UT & OK is worth half what it currently receives and that there are no B12 schools worth adding to the PAC in it's current configuration.
Yet, we're supposed to believe that Kansas is the school that will move the needle for the B1G?
IF, the B1G decides to expand it will not be with Kansas. Kansas has been the bitch of UT & OK for years. Now that those 2 are leaving Kansas all of a sudden grows muscles?
Say what?MH ver3@MH ver3 45m
Pac12 presidents voted today and approved the league moving forward with exploring the financial benefits of merging or aligning with the B12 remnants. The vote was unanimous
Good thing this dude is a fraud. That would be a dumb move by the Pac.MH ver3@MH ver3 45m
Pac12 presidents voted today and approved the league moving forward with exploring the financial benefits of merging or aligning with the B12 remnants. The vote was unanimous
I think Clemson ACC snuck in there alsoWhy even bother with football at this point? In the last 20 years the top team was from the $EC other than that one random Ohio State championship a decade ago, and the ones from Florida State and Texas in the early 2000s.
Say what?
This is the biggest loser move in the history of college sports?
Are you kidding me?
The BE or UConn is one thing. I'd love to see us play Kansas.Pretending for a minute that MH ver3 is not full of it... what would the harm being in exploring the financial value of the move, in fact the conference should absolutely do it.
There is no financial value add from any move to merge the conferences. If we can get free home and home schedule deals with the leftovers we can consider it for the savings. Exploration over.