The Pac-12 has announced it will not expand.
And that means nothing. SEC said they were not going to expand and take A&M but we both saw how that turned out.The Pac-12 has announced it will not expand.
Thank God someone somewhere still has their head on straight about this whole cesspool
Don't kid yourself. The only reason, and I mean only reason this didn't go down is because Texas is too damn greedy and won't agree to equal revenue sharing.
So greed destroyed greed.
Don't kid yourself. The only reason, and I mean only reason this didn't go down is because Texas is too damn greedy and won't agree to equal revenue sharing.
So greed destroyed greed.
And that means nothing. SEC said they were not going to expand and take A&M but we both saw how that turned out.
Looks like OU is doing something right and that is putting a new requirement on the Big 12. Everyone gets an equal share of the money.
It is nice for them putting that demand in place and understand UT demand for the most money and TV network is what is killing the Big 12.
Either way it is pretty safe to say the big 12 is done and UT should loss its network.
i have no doubt that Texas is the reason this blew up and the whole reason we started this whole discussion.
My point was that the Pac-12 decided not to try and negotiate further with the Longhorn network to make it work-that is the first sensible thought i have heard or seen from anyone regarding any of these realignments.
i have no doubt that Texas is the reason this blew up and the whole reason we started this whole discussion.
My point was that the Pac-12 decided not to try and negotiate further with the Longhorn network to make it work-that is the first sensible thought i have heard or seen from anyone regarding any of these realignments.
It is Texas's own greed that is causing the Big 12 to fall apart. If Texas did not demand a massive unfair revenue sharing and followed the other conferences of equal sharing this never would of happened.
On top of that Texas demanded its own network which only made things worse.
Now I'm curious what Texas is going to do with The Longhorn Network to make OU happy.
There was some college person in the know from Oklahoma on sports radio here in the Dallas area yesterday and he had some interesting things to say. First he said none of the schools in the Big 12 had a problem with the Longhorn network until ESPN made some adjustments and added High School sports to the coverage. According to him they feel this gives Texas an advantage in recruiting, but that since Texas did not initiate the idea they blame ESPN more than they blame Texas and that it is very likely that the High School coverage could be pulled in order to preserve peace.
When asked who he blamed for all the troubles in the Big 12 problems he plainly answered OU, the Aggie's, and Nebraska. He said it's easy to blame Texas, but that each of these schools had a chance to speak up earlier about any complaints or concerns they had about things over the past several years and they didn't. In fact he said all the complaints about the Longhorn network are merely sour grapes because before it ever gained traction the conference heads were trying to get a Big 12 network deal going so everyone could benefit and those schools wouldn't support the deal. Then when Texas made things work they all signed off on it. If they didn't agree they should have said so then and brokered a better revenue sharing deal. Instead they just complain and try to finder greener pastures on the other side of the fence.
Being a Vol fan I don't have a dog in this fight, but I thought he made some interesting points.
Face it... any conference not named SEC is irrelevant
7-0 in BCS Title Games (Big 12 is 2-5)
Last 5 BCS Champions
I know, I know... none of them are my Dawgs
But it is likely LSU is crowned again this year for their 3rd BCS Championship
Unless Alabama wins their 2nd
Face it... any conference not named SEC is irrelevant![]()
Very true...starting next year!
anyone up watching Southern Cal getting beat up by AZU???
I've got it streaming in a Safari tab. It's still anyone's game, though.
not really....