:rollinThat would make sense. There won't be any Big12 to play in next year.
time to put up or shut upAs a lover of awkward moments, playing in the phantom Big 12 next year is going to be an absolute treat for me. Cannot wait.
ND vs NU in wrigley instead?Per Frank - ND cancels 2013 game w/Army.
http://twitter.com/frankthetank111/status/15953437897
Interesting.
ND vs NU in wrigley instead?
From where I sit, other conferences weren't going to allow the Longhorns to create their own TV network, so they are rethinking the decision. Read: "I need to be where I can get my way most or all of the time".Per Tank http://twitter.com/frankthetank111/status/16080847121
and Chip http://texas.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1093803
Big 12 (now 10) may, may survive. By dropping the title game, creating tv networks and some form of revenue sharing.
Oh and all future games will now be 59:59 instead of 60 minutes (that's a joke).
A couple comments the form of questions:
So who broke up the conference? Well at this point - nobody.
In the end - the ultimatum, the finger pointing, etc. was just the usual bluster and intimidation.
Apologies are in order but I know how things work.
So has learned to play nice Texas? Or did KU, KSU, MU and ISU all grovel enough?
They could invite Rice, TCU, SMU, and Houston. Those are the teams that got left out in the cold when four schools made business decisions to bolt for the Big 12. I guess tradition meant a lot less 15 years ago.Houston Astros owner Drayton McLane Jr., a prominent Baylor alum, told Orangebloods.com Sunday that officials will live to regret killing off prized tradition in Texas college athletics by moving too quickly.
"The rivalries between Texas, Texas A&M and Baylor have lasted more than 100 years," McLane said. "Those are treasured assets in this state. And to see them broken up and discarded would be a travesty.
"Sometimes we make decisions faster than we should. I would like to encourage the universities to see the issues as they are, the tradition. To wipe out over 100 years of tradition and go start playing on the west or east coast, that just doesn't fit what this state is all about."