Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Triple B]

11 minutes ago, jjlovecub said:

So are we in? 

Google says no ....

[Brad]

2 minutes ago, Triple B said:

I'm a Googling fiend but I'm not sure what to even Google on..... plus, on stuff like this, the onus is on the one making the claim.

 

 

 

 

[puc86]

25 minutes ago, hm101 said:

And cal and Stanford go... where? Stanford is consistently the top athletic dept in the country (directors cup)

I for one am shocked that no one took the time to explore the overall sports records

[Triple B]

11 minutes ago, DontPushMe said:

Time to go independent. All road games. The wandering bulls. Let's do it

I was wondering ......You must have been out of Internet reach for a couple of months.

[Bull Nut]

6 minutes ago, Triple B said:

I'm a Googling fiend but I'm not sure what to even Google on..... plus, on stuff like this, the onus is on the one making the claim.

 

I'll help you out a little.... I know 365 sports are a bunch of Baylor Homer's, but they just had the University of Baylor President, Linda Livingstone, on the show speaking about conference realignment and it's overall impact on the university. It's on YouTube live right now. 

Edited August 4, 2023 by Bull Nut

[puc86]

12 minutes ago, Jim Johnson said:

Maybe ... really hard to have predicted just how badly the Pac 12 screwed up their media deal.  They were confident they could get more on the open market ... they might have been able to get get an extension on the current deal from ESPN and Fox... but they got greedy.  F****d around, and are finding out.

Almost as if people with their foot out the door didn’t want to complete a deal, I think I heard this story before

[DontPushMe]

1 minute ago, Triple B said:

I was wondering ......You must have been out of Internet reach for a couple of months.

I just turn up when something interesting happens

[Outlaw]

12 minutes ago, michibull said:

I bet the B12 wishes they held out a little liner and the could have avoided UCF, Cincy and Houston and absorbed the PAC12, haha. 

Doubt it. They got teams in different tv markets. They can take the leftovers of the pac and be fine. There were already some solid programs in the b12 and they just added more teams to  their bottom half. Colorado and Arizona have been pretty bad the last 5 years  plus.  ASU is average to above average in the pac 12.  UCF, Byu, Houston, and Cincinnati are more than likely going to be middle of the pack teams in the b12 having a shot to win a conference championship every once in a while. I still see Baylor, TCU, Kstate, and Oklahoma State being the premier teams once OK and Texas leave. 

Arizona

ASU 

[Brad]

4 minutes ago, Bull Nut said:

I'll help you out a little.... I know 365 sports are a bunch of Baylor Homer's, but they just had University of Baylor President, Linda Livingstone on the show speaking about conference realignment and it's overall impact on the university. It's on YouTube live right now. 

I'll say it again.  This platform is available to Mr. Kelly at anytime he chooses to come speak to us.  Discussions may soon be underway between both camps.

[DontPushMe]

I'm pretty surprised schools are willing to jump from the pac to big 12. Very underwhelming schools there. Barely above g5 level with TX and OK