Damn, Big Ten took too long. And I completely forgot about this thread.Become accustomed to using the General NCAA thread. So now, who does the Big Ten go after? Assuming WVU also enters the SEC, who do they go after for #16?
Damn, Big Ten took too long. And I completely forgot about this thread.
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
Damn, Big Ten took too long. And I completely forgot about this thread.
#wishfulthinkng
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Smart play by the SEC with Mizzou. WV I still do not get but this was smart getting the KC/St Louis market. I really thought the Big Teeeeeeen+ would have been a better fit but looks like they are just sitting back.
SECDamn, Big Ten took too long. And I completely forgot about this thread.
They might be considering FSU or Miami.
Big Ten
Rutgers and ND
No way anyone leaves the ACC for another conference. They'd have to pay $20 million to leave. That's not happening.
Also, it's being reported that the ACC and SEC rejected WVU's bid to enter their conferences, though it hasn't broken nationally yet (and was reported locally a good 3-4 hours ago) so it may not be true. SEC commish is saying that the SEC hasn't decided anything besides A&M to the SEC so it could all be dumb ass reporters jumping the gun (god I hope so).
Big East officials are meeting tonight in New York for something. Not sure what yet.
Fake Don Beebe is on twitter and it's hilarious, especially since OU has demanded he be fired and blames him for losing Nebraska and A&M.
It's alright mors. It may not be the SEC, but there's nothing wrong with the Big Ten.
Unless the Big 10 adds Notre Dame I don't see them expanding but anything seems possible.
in a way, it was the BIG 10 and Nebraska that started this mess in the first place...at some point a couple teams will talking to them too....Oklahoma in the pac with USC just doesnt sound right LOL.... Texas just needs to drop the network idea and go to the PAC
Texas is going to have to share some of that network money if they want to end up in a big conference. And if they would have shared it in the first place maybe A&M would have stayed. That network caused a ton of problems.
notre dame said earlier today that if they couldnt remain independant anymore in football, they would seek to get invited to the ACC before big10
hold the phone......pac 12 will remain at 12 members for the time being
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/st...expand-further
Oklahoma/Oklahoma State to the SEC now? It sounds like the only way Oklahoma is going to stay in the Big 12 is if some MAJOR changes are made regarding Texas, the Longhorn Network, Dan Beebe, etc.
And according to ESPN, the SEC and Missouri informally have an agreement. So that makes Missouri and A&M. If Texas/Beebe don't agree to any changes or work with Oklahoma on their issues with the league as it stands now, I could see Oklahoma/State bolting for the SEC since the Pac-12 doesn't want them right now.
Report: Missouri, SEC Have Deal
The University of Missouri is reportedly headed to the SEC after all.
The SEC has informally agreed to add Missouri to the conference and move Auburn to the SEC East, according to a report in the Birmingham News.
The News, citing two sources familiar with the discussions, said a majority of SEC presidents have endorsed the agreement, though a timetable for the move remains unknown. Missouri would become the conference's 14th member, as the SEC already plans to add Texas A&M as the 13th member.
Earlier Tuesday, the Kansas City Star reported that the SEC was going to offer Missouri a spot in the conference, and would wait until the Big 12 dust settled for an answer. The Star cited a Mizzou booster who spoke directly to a school official. Another source told The Star on Tuesday that an Oklahoma official had said the SEC is interested in Missouri, the Star reported.
But the SEC said Tuesday afternoon that the only invitation it had issued was to Texas A&M.
The Oklahoman, citing a high-ranking Big 12 official, reported Oklahoma president David Boren said Monday the school would decide between applying for the Pac-12 or staying in the Big 12. The source stressed that reforms would be necessary for Oklahoma to remain in the Big 12.
The Pac-12 conference affirmed their decision late Tuesday night against expanding from their 12-team alignment, leaving open the possibility of the Big 12 staying together.
The University of Oklahoma's board of regents and its counterpart at Texas granted their school presidents Monday the authority to take action regarding conference realignment.
Leave it to Texas to screw things up because they're so damn greedy
(sigh)
Damn it WVU. If you stay in this MUCH shittier Big East Conference, I'm gonna be SO pissed. Even more so if the ACC seriously fuckin' takes fuckin' Connecticut over us. The conference, as a basketball conference, is already ruined even more (ACC will most definitely be the dominate basketball conference now), and now, because of fuckin' greed instead of adding a good, competitive team (like WVU) the ACC and SEC are adding teams that give them more $$$. Motherfucker, I hate college football. It's a fuckin' atrocity.
Yeah, leave it to Texas and their stupid Longhorn network. They are greedy and that is why we call them T-sippers.
What to do what to do.. I still say if we would have grabbed TCU and Houston back when he could. 12 team league, conference championship. Just move OU and OSU to the South and voila, you had a solid conference (this was back before Aggies jumped ship of course).
And OU is asking for a handout in the form of a percentage of the (I'll agree, "stupid") LHN's revenue. Which is why they call you Mobilehoma.
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We tried the Sooner Network but nobody could figure out how to get the satellite up and working.
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