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personally, i'm just thankful we've lasted as a bcs school for this long. it's been an absolute dream.
What’s a tough pill to swallow is the mountain west, or whatever crappy conference we end up in, is probably where we “deserve” to be, given our size as a university and athletic department. But it still doesn’t change the fact that moving to a crappy conference is not good for anything we do athletically or institutionally. Our only saving grace, institutionally, is if we drag Kansas with us. Because if kids (not just recruits) have a choice in this state whether to go to a Pac 10 school or a mountain west school, which one are they going to choose? Because the choice is pretty fracking clear in Colorado…CSU’s enrollment is around 25K, CU’s is around 54K…sound familiar? And that’s in a state with nearly double the population of Kansas. Kansas (the university of) better hope that they can whore themselves out well enough AND that A&M or OU decide not to take the Pac-10 offer and go to the SEC, cause they are just as fracked as we are if they have to go to the Mountain West. Bill f’ing Self is not going to coach in the Mountain West conference, nor is any coach worth a sh*t once he leaves. Name a fracking non-bcs member that has won a national championship in basketball…….you have to go back to Lousiville in 1986 (they were an independent then). Kansas fans want, desperately, to think that they’ll be able to maintain their “status” if they were relegated to the mountain west, but that’s a pipe dream.
No chance that the Big XII just doesn't add teams to the roster. I think we could pick and grab some decent teams.
Quote from: ew2x4 on June 04, 2010, 09:59:58 AMNo chance that the Big XII just doesn't add teams to the roster. I think we could pick and grab some decent teams.Maybe, but if all we have to work with is KU, K-State, Iowa State, and Baylor, it's pretty tough. The MWC already has its own network and teams in large markets who might actually start giving a crap about college football if they were in a BCS conference.
you have to go back to Lousiville in 1986 (they were an independent then).
Quote from: Nuts Kicked on June 04, 2010, 10:08:40 AMQuote from: ew2x4 on June 04, 2010, 09:59:58 AMNo chance that the Big XII just doesn't add teams to the roster. I think we could pick and grab some decent teams.Maybe, but if all we have to work with is KU, K-State, Iowa State, and Baylor, it's pretty tough. The MWC already has its own network and teams in large markets who might actually start giving a crap about college football if they were in a BCS conference.I think you're forgetting about Mizzou and Nebraska. If the Texas teams bolt for the Pac 10, the Big 10 won't settle for Mizzou and Nebraska. imo
Quote from: catzacker on June 04, 2010, 09:22:54 AMyou have to go back to Lousiville in 1986 (they were an independent then).UNLV 1990
Quote from: Nuts Kicked on June 04, 2010, 10:08:40 AMQuote from: ew2x4 on June 04, 2010, 09:59:58 AMNo chance that the Big XII just doesn't add teams to the roster. I think we could pick and grab some decent teams.Maybe, but if all we have to work with is KU, K-State, Iowa State, and Baylor, it's pretty tough. The MWC already has its own network and teams in large markets who might actually start giving a crap about college football if they were in a BCS conference.TCU, Boise State, Utah, BYU, would all kill to be a part of the Big XII. Don't kid yourself. That would dissolve the MWC. If we could nab Louisville and/or Cincinatti, it would be a good conference. Almost better than what the Big XII was.
Quote from: ew2x4 on June 04, 2010, 10:35:05 AMQuote from: Nuts Kicked on June 04, 2010, 10:08:40 AMQuote from: ew2x4 on June 04, 2010, 09:59:58 AMNo chance that the Big XII just doesn't add teams to the roster. I think we could pick and grab some decent teams.Maybe, but if all we have to work with is KU, K-State, Iowa State, and Baylor, it's pretty tough. The MWC already has its own network and teams in large markets who might actually start giving a crap about college football if they were in a BCS conference.TCU, Boise State, Utah, BYU, would all kill to be a part of the Big XII. Don't kid yourself. That would dissolve the MWC. If we could nab Louisville and/or Cincinatti, it would be a good conference. Almost better than what the Big XII was.The whole "We don't gain any market from adding Houston" argument kind of goes out the window now as well.
just a question in all of this "dissolve the mwc and reform the big 12" talk....why the shazbot! would we think that Bebee would have any vision of this or could get this done?
Has anyone been to the TCU, Utah, BYU sites welcoming our new brethren? Might be a nice jester.
Summarize please
Quote from: Paul Moscow on June 04, 2010, 11:39:05 AMSummarize pleaseyes please