Sure sounds like we're going to the B12 to me. Ferk.
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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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I want CU to have a highly successful football program again and to reach the college football playoffs. I don’t care which conference the team plays its regular season games in as long as it’s P5. The trip to the PAC12 was somewhat well intentioned but it’s time to go. Things have changed.
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UO AD yesterday:
www.oregonlive.com
Same talk as RG and it sounds like they are gone too. This occurred yesterday.
Sounds like UO & CU are gone.
Oregon AD Rob Mullens has ‘great confidence we’re going to end in the right place,’ but will it still be in Pac-12?
The Pac-12 faces an uncertain future as its negotiations for a new media deal continue.
www.oregonlive.com
Same talk as RG and it sounds like they are gone too. This occurred yesterday.
Sounds like UO & CU are gone.
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Did you read both agendas? Nothing to do with athletics. An agenda with athletics will be posted quickly.
Bohn says CU committed to Big 12; Pac-10 offer possible
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Colorado athletic director Mike Bohn said he and other school officials have been led to believe the Pac-10 Conference is on the verge of issuing invitations to six members…
www.dailycamera.com
However, CU joined the PAC about one week after then AD Mike Bohn said similar things about the Big 12. That means that if the same timeline is applied, I’m thinking Thursday or Friday could be that day CU announces.
If Regents are going to hold a vote on conference alignment, the session will be public. Keep an eye out for a public session to know if there is any real smoke.
No no no, let them keep making wild predictions based on their self-serving interpretations of vague statements.
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17 and counting OSU's bowl run.
If you think CU to the big 12 is a wild prediction, then I have a bridge to sell you. I think it will be proven to be an accurate prediction, unfortunately. And I never said they’d announce any move in that meeting, but clearly there are discussions going on about it
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Where the f is Oregon going?UO AD yesterday:
Oregon AD Rob Mullens has ‘great confidence we’re going to end in the right place,’ but will it still be in Pac-12?
The Pac-12 faces an uncertain future as its negotiations for a new media deal continue.
Same talk as RG and it sounds like they are gone too. This occurred yesterday.
Sounds like UO & CU are gone.
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CU goes to the SEC with Clemson, FSU and Miami. UW, Oregon, UNC, ND go to the Big 10. Resulting in a huge mess for the guys left out. ASU, UA, Utah, go to the Big 12.
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For anything there's no such thing anymore as an accurate prediction that is more than a guess.
I would've enjoyed watching the Buffs line up against Oklahoma one more time but that time is past.
The last go around Mizzou was the big winner...the bottom feeder of the SEC < like Iowa State was 20 yrs ago.
0 fer vs USC one last chance to get the skunk off, UCLA can kiss my shiny ass ...or do I need to remind anyone of the "personal foul" game in Boulder?
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If true I would also believe that the B12 will offer a lower cut until CU adds 2-3 sports if they don't they're stupid.
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Howell...odd choice considering the magnitude of the topic and Howell probably had to google how many Thorpe winners CU has had.
The only realignment scenario for me is fall into bed with SEC and I do mean "fall" cause there has to be a spot for the Buffs to land.
There are certainly valid reasons for people to have issue with Brian’s reporting, but one thing he has always done well is know his CU history.
Where the f is Oregon going?
Probably B1G after the Four Corners schools land in the B12. Can't rule out UO joining the B12 too but it sounds like B1G for the quackheads.
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I'll believe it when I see it.
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Oregon to the B12???? you're dreaming in technicolor.
Michigan is in the eastern time zone. Chicago is Central.
UO AD yesterday:
Oregon AD Rob Mullens has ‘great confidence we’re going to end in the right place,’ but will it still be in Pac-12?
The Pac-12 faces an uncertain future as its negotiations for a new media deal continue.
Same talk as RG and it sounds like they are gone too. This occurred yesterday.
Sounds like UO & CU are gone.
Yeah. Exploring our options is what the tea leaves seem to be saying.
The offers are probably not coming in for the P12 in terms of rights. There is no one to blame other then money which has already destroyed several conferences and made permanent have nots out of a lot of programs where once upon a time there was a chance for the little guy.
CU in the SEC or B1G will be a footnote in the bottom third of either on regional broadcast at best most of the time. Those conferences dont really need more schools that arent marquee brands. ND is the last one available.
If the cord cutting continues the money wont be there at the amounts going out now. And that could be trouble for some programs that were added mostly to boost in market cable tv rates for certain conference channels. Those conferences might get smaller. If things go that way teams maybe get added but at a fractional share then booted out for not performing. Relegation essentially.
I think Howell is there to wash Rick's cars....
every school is going to do the best it can do for its programs. idealism isn't driving the train although i think that has held back some university presidents a bit in some conferences (acc, pac, big). things are going to move based upon options and money.
if CU's best deal is in the pac, it will stay. if it is not, it will go. same for everyone else. i think the long delays are due to the fact that the pac perceives itself (even without the traitors) to be more valuable than the market indicates. obvious, right?
the interesting question i think next is who has a plan b?
a lot of folks seem to be assuming there are more spots in the big for some pac teams. we don't know that. we don't know who might have a plan b deal already sorted.
post number bajillion-- we still do not know ****.
if CU's best deal is in the pac, it will stay. if it is not, it will go. same for everyone else. i think the long delays are due to the fact that the pac perceives itself (even without the traitors) to be more valuable than the market indicates. obvious, right?
the interesting question i think next is who has a plan b?
a lot of folks seem to be assuming there are more spots in the big for some pac teams. we don't know that. we don't know who might have a plan b deal already sorted.
post number bajillion-- we still do not know ****.
Victory
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I think RG did a fair amount of a** talking in that interview. He’s also a dumba** for throwing the B12every school is going to do the best it can do for its programs. idealism isn't driving the train although i think that has held back some university presidents a bit in some conferences (acc, pac, big). things are going to move based upon options and money.
if CU's best deal is in the pac, it will stay. if it is not, it will go. same for everyone else. i think the long delays are due to the fact that the pac perceives itself (even without the traitors) to be more valuable than the market indicates. obvious, right?
the interesting question i think next is who has a plan b?
a lot of folks seem to be assuming there are more spots in the big for some pac teams. we don't know that. we don't know who might have a plan b deal already sorted.
post number bajillion-- we still do not know ****.
to chew on. Even if we’ve had talks with other conferences any hint of a wandering eye would be construed as a B12 reference. Should have just kept his mouth shut vs do an interview he clearly didn’t want to do. Net net, we gained nothing other than more b.s.To your point - what is the best deal? I really hope there is not - sneaky suspicion - some RG apprehension about Apple or CW bc of Prime and ESPN and Fox are trying to coerce CU into the B12 by touting exposure. I really hope that is just a ridiculous theory and debunked soon.
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End of the day, there’s only one person I trust to make decisions about Colorado football and that’s Coach Prime. As RG said in the interview, we’ve sucked at FB for the last decade under his own watch. The decision impacts all sports but there’s only one who understands winning FB and excellence.