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[QUOTE="Dooley, post: 867891, member: 2920"] Other than their rivalry with OU, I honestly don't see any reason for Texas to stay in the B12 long term. At some point, OU (and others) are going to reach a breaking point just like Colorado, Missouri and A&M did at the revenue disparity between Texas and everyone else and bolt. The PAC would obviously scoop up a few schools and I can see the SEC scooping up 1-2 schools. The B1G would likely look into Kansas and maybe try to find another partner for Nebraska. Schools like Iowa St, Kansas St, WVU, Baylor, and Texas Tech could partner up with the Mountain West or AAC and wait in purgatory with us until we're tapped again. [/QUOTE]
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