Smoke your cigars and enjoy the band while you can....

[sonofdaxjones]

If this actually happens, I think I will jizz in my pants when the first reporter asks Cornhole about paying those exit fees/reduction in tv revenue.

[Mikeyis4dcats]

Oh wow that new and improved Pac 10 is really going to appeal to the networks with the addition of Colorado and Utah, and with USC about to disappear from the landscape.  

USC isn't really going anywhere...

Certainly not to any bowl games.  amirite?

nope, but they'll be right back in it in 3 years.   They are USC.

[wiley]

Fitz wins again.

I think he deserves a vacation, just continue the vacation he's been on the last 5 years.

[theKSU]

If this actually happens, I think I will jizz in my pants when the first reporter asks Cornhole about paying those exit fees/reduction in tv revenue.

This makes the whole thing worthwhile.  

[Mikeyis4dcats]

If this actually happens, I think I will jizz in my pants when the first reporter asks Cornhole about paying those exit fees/reduction in tv revenue.

League will just garnish it, ala child support.   Corn can't stop it.

[wiley]

If this actually happens, I think I will jizz in my pants when the first reporter asks Cornhole about paying those exit fees/reduction in tv revenue.

Screencaps for the exact moment the Nebraska president blows a blood vessel when answering that question.

[iCat Pro]

Sounds like he is conceding to Orangebloods...

not so fast my friend.  from brian gates

"That's the funny part about this. It took a week's worth of Tweeting from Chip to get to what Fitz has been on the whole time here at GoPowercat and Wabash."

http://kansasstate.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=419&tid=134410645&mid=134410645&sid=889&style=2

 

Those guys are disgusting

[WildCatzPhreak]

If this actually happens, I think I will jizz in my pants when the first reporter asks Cornhole about paying those exit fees/reduction in tv revenue.

I think they already did.  Perlman stuttered for a while before saying something like "Any penalty against Nebraska for leaving would be inappropriate."

[gowildcatwildcat]

Sounds like he is conceding to Orangebloods...

not so fast my friend.  from brian gates

"That's the funny part about this. It took a week's worth of Tweeting from Chip to get to what Fitz has been on the whole time here at GoPowercat and Wabash."

http://kansasstate.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=419&tid=134410645&mid=134410645&sid=889&style=2

 

Seriously, why do people pay for his cr*p?

[WillieWatanabe]

So, like I’ve said numerous times, Basketball could be saving our ass.
To me it looks like KU and the south schools are all going to sit down and talk to everyone else and if it isn’t a dream scenario, are jumping ship

 

Their arrogance is breathtaking.

[Pete]

Sounds like he is conceding to Orangebloods...

not so fast my friend.  from brian gates

"That's the funny part about this. It took a week's worth of Tweeting from Chip to get to what Fitz has been on the whole time here at GoPowercat and Wabash."

http://kansasstate.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=419&tid=134410645&mid=134410645&sid=889&style=2

 

Those guys are disgusting

While Fitz was picking up dog crap in his backyard, his subscribers were asking where he was.  He had no sources on this.  NONE.

[bakerman]

Would be kinda silly to wait to invite Memphis, with that 10 mil per year sitting on the table.  You knlow one of the BCS leagues will take them in, may as well be us.  The extrqa bucks could come in handy when hiring a new football coach or giving Frank another extension/raise.

Just imagine the BBQ powerhouse the conference would be!! KC, Tehas and Memphis!

 

[The1BigWillie]

....if the 10 stay together, I'll crap in my hand and wipe it in my hair.

 

[OregonSmock]

http://ucla.freedomblogging.com/2010/06/13/pac-10-expansion-scott-in-austin-kansas-next/16411/

Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott arrived in Austin Sunday to meet with University of Texas officials about the Longhorns joining an expanded Pac-10 and is scheduled to meet with University of Kansas officials Monday night, the Orange County Register has learned.
Scott landed in Austin as the Texas board of regents prepared to meet Tuesday morning to discuss the Longhorns’ conference options.
The Austin stop comes after a busy weekend for Scott, the point man in a Pac-10 expansion bid that could dramatically alter the major college sports landscape by the end of the week.
Scott met with University of Oklahoma president David Boren and Sooners athletic director Joe Castiglione in Oklahoma on Saturday and then flew to to College Station, Texas to meet with Texas A&M officials on Sunday morning before flying to Lubbock for a meeting with Texas Tech officials later that afternoon. Texas Tech’s regents are also scheduled to discuss the school joining the Pac-10 on Tuesday afternoon. Oklahoma regents will hold a similar discussion Wednesday, school officials said.
Monday could be just as busy with Scott and deputy commissioner  Kevin Weiberg, a former Big 12 commissioner, scheduled fly to Kansas City Monday night to meet with University of Kansas officials scrambling to find a home for the Jayhawks with the break up of the Big 12 imminent.
Scott’s whirlwind tour of the Big 12 Southern Division comes as SEC officials have expressed interest in pursuing Texas and Texas A&M. A&M officials have also expressed an interest in at least exploring the SEC as an option.
But Texas remains the key to Pac-10 plans to expand to a 16-school, two division super conference. Pac-10 officials see Texas as the flagship university in a Eastern Division that would also include Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Colorado, who joined the Pac-10 on Thursday, and current Pac-10 members Arizona and Arizona State. Pac-10 officials hope Texas A&M will round out the Eastern Division. If the Aggies jump to the SEC or pursue other options, the Pac-10 will look at Utah and Kansas.
The Western Division would be made up of the original Pac-8 schools: Washington, Washington State, Oregon, Oregon State, California, Stanford, UCLA and USC.
 

[wes mantooth]

Sounds like he is conceding to Orangebloods...

not so fast my friend.  from brian gates

"That's the funny part about this. It took a week's worth of Tweeting from Chip to get to what Fitz has been on the whole time here at GoPowercat and Wabash."

http://kansasstate.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=419&tid=134410645&mid=134410645&sid=889&style=2

 

Those guys are disgusting

While Fitz was picking up dog crap in his backyard, his subscribers were asking where he was.  He had no sources on this.  NONE.

You must have misread, Fitz has been onto this for weeks now.

[SleepFighter]

If this actually happens, I think I will jizz in my pants when the first reporter asks Cornhole about paying those exit fees/reduction in tv revenue.

I think they already did.  Perlman stuttered for a while before saying something like "Any penalty against Nebraska for leaving would be inappropriate."

Dream Scenario: tantalizingly close.

[WillieWatanabe]

ChipBrownOB - This train to save the Big 12 is rolling folks. ... http://bit.ly/A7U8p
2 minutes ago via TweetDeck

[Winters]

Going to be some Blood in the Big 12-Pac-10 hardwood series  

[SleepFighter]

Going to be some Blood in the Big 12-Pac-10 hardwood series  

Who gets Colorado?

[Mikeyis4dcats]

http://ucla.freedomblogging.com/2010/06/13/pac-10-expansion-scott-in-austin-kansas-next/16411/

Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott arrived in Austin Sunday to meet with University of Texas officials about the Longhorns joining an expanded Pac-10 and is scheduled to meet with University of Kansas officials Monday night, the Orange County Register has learned.
Scott landed in Austin as the Texas board of regents prepared to meet Tuesday morning to discuss the Longhorns’ conference options.
The Austin stop comes after a busy weekend for Scott, the point man in a Pac-10 expansion bid that could dramatically alter the major college sports landscape by the end of the week.
Scott met with University of Oklahoma president David Boren and Sooners athletic director Joe Castiglione in Oklahoma on Saturday and then flew to to College Station, Texas to meet with Texas A&M officials on Sunday morning before flying to Lubbock for a meeting with Texas Tech officials later that afternoon. Texas Tech’s regents are also scheduled to discuss the school joining the Pac-10 on Tuesday afternoon. Oklahoma regents will hold a similar discussion Wednesday, school officials said.
Monday could be just as busy with Scott and deputy commissioner  Kevin Weiberg, a former Big 12 commissioner, scheduled fly to Kansas City Monday night to meet with University of Kansas officials scrambling to find a home for the Jayhawks with the break up of the Big 12 imminent.
Scott’s whirlwind tour of the Big 12 Southern Division comes as SEC officials have expressed interest in pursuing Texas and Texas A&M. A&M officials have also expressed an interest in at least exploring the SEC as an option.
But Texas remains the key to Pac-10 plans to expand to a 16-school, two division super conference. Pac-10 officials see Texas as the flagship university in a Eastern Division that would also include Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Colorado, who joined the Pac-10 on Thursday, and current Pac-10 members Arizona and Arizona State. Pac-10 officials hope Texas A&M will round out the Eastern Division. If the Aggies jump to the SEC or pursue other options, the Pac-10 will look at Utah and Kansas.
The Western Division would be made up of the original Pac-8 schools: Washington, Washington State, Oregon, Oregon State, California, Stanford, UCLA and USC.
 

do you get your links from the morning paper, because you're always about 9 hours behind.

And by the way, the PAC10 plane is currently on it's way BACK to Cali, NOT KC.

http://flightaware.com/live/flight/N228PK

[WillieWatanabe]

http://ucla.freedomblogging.com/2010/06/13/pac-10-expansion-scott-in-austin-kansas-next/16411/

Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott arrived in Austin Sunday to meet with University of Texas officials about the Longhorns joining an expanded Pac-10 and is scheduled to meet with University of Kansas officials Monday night, the Orange County Register has learned.
Scott landed in Austin as the Texas board of regents prepared to meet Tuesday morning to discuss the Longhorns’ conference options.
The Austin stop comes after a busy weekend for Scott, the point man in a Pac-10 expansion bid that could dramatically alter the major college sports landscape by the end of the week.
Scott met with University of Oklahoma president David Boren and Sooners athletic director Joe Castiglione in Oklahoma on Saturday and then flew to to College Station, Texas to meet with Texas A&M officials on Sunday morning before flying to Lubbock for a meeting with Texas Tech officials later that afternoon. Texas Tech’s regents are also scheduled to discuss the school joining the Pac-10 on Tuesday afternoon. Oklahoma regents will hold a similar discussion Wednesday, school officials said.
Monday could be just as busy with Scott and deputy commissioner  Kevin Weiberg, a former Big 12 commissioner, scheduled fly to Kansas City Monday night to meet with University of Kansas officials scrambling to find a home for the Jayhawks with the break up of the Big 12 imminent.
Scott’s whirlwind tour of the Big 12 Southern Division comes as SEC officials have expressed interest in pursuing Texas and Texas A&M. A&M officials have also expressed an interest in at least exploring the SEC as an option.
But Texas remains the key to Pac-10 plans to expand to a 16-school, two division super conference. Pac-10 officials see Texas as the flagship university in a Eastern Division that would also include Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Colorado, who joined the Pac-10 on Thursday, and current Pac-10 members Arizona and Arizona State. Pac-10 officials hope Texas A&M will round out the Eastern Division. If the Aggies jump to the SEC or pursue other options, the Pac-10 will look at Utah and Kansas.
The Western Division would be made up of the original Pac-8 schools: Washington, Washington State, Oregon, Oregon State, California, Stanford, UCLA and USC.
 

That is from last night you dumbass.

[The1BigWillie]

http://ucla.freedomblogging.com/2010/06/13/pac-10-expansion-scott-in-austin-kansas-next/16411/

Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott arrived in Austin Sunday to meet with University of Texas officials about the Longhorns joining an expanded Pac-10 and is scheduled to meet with University of Kansas officials Monday night, the Orange County Register has learned.
Scott landed in Austin as the Texas board of regents prepared to meet Tuesday morning to discuss the Longhorns’ conference options.
The Austin stop comes after a busy weekend for Scott, the point man in a Pac-10 expansion bid that could dramatically alter the major college sports landscape by the end of the week.
Scott met with University of Oklahoma president David Boren and Sooners athletic director Joe Castiglione in Oklahoma on Saturday and then flew to to College Station, Texas to meet with Texas A&M officials on Sunday morning before flying to Lubbock for a meeting with Texas Tech officials later that afternoon. Texas Tech’s regents are also scheduled to discuss the school joining the Pac-10 on Tuesday afternoon. Oklahoma regents will hold a similar discussion Wednesday, school officials said.
Monday could be just as busy with Scott and deputy commissioner  Kevin Weiberg, a former Big 12 commissioner, scheduled fly to Kansas City Monday night to meet with University of Kansas officials scrambling to find a home for the Jayhawks with the break up of the Big 12 imminent.
Scott’s whirlwind tour of the Big 12 Southern Division comes as SEC officials have expressed interest in pursuing Texas and Texas A&M. A&M officials have also expressed an interest in at least exploring the SEC as an option.
But Texas remains the key to Pac-10 plans to expand to a 16-school, two division super conference. Pac-10 officials see Texas as the flagship university in a Eastern Division that would also include Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Colorado, who joined the Pac-10 on Thursday, and current Pac-10 members Arizona and Arizona State. Pac-10 officials hope Texas A&M will round out the Eastern Division. If the Aggies jump to the SEC or pursue other options, the Pac-10 will look at Utah and Kansas.
The Western Division would be made up of the original Pac-8 schools: Washington, Washington State, Oregon, Oregon State, California, Stanford, UCLA and USC.
 

Mods, could you please ban dumbass up here until this is all done so he stops posting updates that are over 12 hours old and 11 hours obsolete.  It's like  a 90 year old senile man has hacked BMW's account and is jumping up and down when he reads day old news in the paper.  Christ....

[VGibsonLives]

JFC MoonBeams, did you just wake up from your sunday night bender?

[mcmwcat]

Would be kinda silly to wait to invite Memphis, with that 10 mil per year sitting on the table.  You knlow one of the BCS leagues will take them in, may as well be us.  The extrqa bucks could come in handy when hiring a new football coach or giving Frank another extension/raise.

elitest league of bball ever  

[goldenticket]

nope, but they'll be right back in it in 3 years.   They are USC.

so in 3 years how well do you think usc will be? it took alabama more then 3 years to bounce back and usc is losing more scholarships then they did