OMG...HERE WE GO AGAIN!!!!:rolleyes:

It never ceases to amaze me how much space Saul occupies in Wicked's head. Is there even room for a brain at this point?
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ROFL

:clap:

Maybe they can add BYU and Louisville to round out the conference (or even Notre Dame).

Nothing says secular like Protestanst, Baptists, Catholics, and Mormans or sensitive towards LGBT lifestyles like Utah, Kentucky, West Virginia, Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma.

Did I just read that somebody actually said that TCU has more history then Texas A&M, Nebraska, and Missouri?

I hadn't thought about it before, but I decided to look at the enrollments of schools leaving versus adding:

Leaving: 148,000

Adding: 38,000


The average school leaving has 37,000. The total coming is 38,000.

What are FOX and ESPN thinking!?!

What idiots!

Also, it's good to see you back Saul. Many of us were worried for your well being. I've had bad weeks.....

but nothing like what you've been through.

damn

I'm not counting Nebraska.

Of course they have more tradition than any of the schools mentioned.

But WVU and TCU have more athletic success than Missouri and A&M.

And it really isn't close.

Like I said, it worked out well for 10 of the 12 teams. The other two will obviously be fine. If not, they have other avenues available to them, anyway.

Because every conference was tripping over themselves to get TCU in their conference.

$20 plus million per plus the freedom to bring in your own 3rd tier media rights.

Doesn't get much more American than that.

And WVU apparently.

Why would you not count Nebraska?

Lost in the fire drill earlier this week of a higher end Big 12 basketball program losing its head coach to a low end SEC basketball program was Silve's comment that the SEC's media contract is now open for renegotiation after the expansion