It’s an interesting thought. What if the real move was to kneecap UT and take Oklahoma, Ok State, Texas A&M, Missouri, and Colorado. Then wait for UT to come to terms. They probably end up in the SEC but maybe not.Unequal revenue, Longhorn Network, transfer league offices and CCG to Texas.
Note that list of invites were all the schools UT favors as near home games for them and rivalry. Mizzou was a fine school that ended up in the SEC.
I get why Scott went after those teams in trying to make a big splash and jump ahead of what the B1G is now doing. He just got played or lied to or something. Id imagine a lot of those schools wonder if they should have jumped now that UT abandoned them.
I think you're probably correcti think the BoR cancellation is meaningful.
let's posit for a moment that rg put all the gears in motion unless the pac managed to accept whatever terms he was asking for. i like this version of everyone talking out of their ass better.
Pac completely forgives CU’s Covid loani think the BoR cancellation is meaningful.
let's posit for a moment that rg put all the gears in motion unless the pac managed to accept whatever terms he was asking for. i like this version of everyone talking out of their ass better.
Tiny sneaks for the win.i think the BoR cancellation is meaningful.
let's posit for a moment that rg put all the gears in motion unless the pac managed to accept whatever terms he was asking for. i like this version of everyone talking out of their ass better.
this is the same nonsense that keeps getting posted but means nothing. so what they agreed to a GOR deal. The GOR is dependent on getting a tv deal with enough $. What they don't have is a tv contract worth the money to stay together.
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Tomorrow's BOR has been cancelled.
Resolution is never going to happen it so seems.
this is the same nonsense that keeps getting posted but means nothing. so what they agreed to a GOR deal. The GOR is dependent on getting a tv deal with enough $. What they don't have is a tv contract worth the money to stay together.
The 10 remaining Pac-12 schools have agreed to equal sharing of media-rights revenue with performance-based distribution of College Football Playoff revenue as part of a new Grant of Rights deal, a person with knowledge of the language confirmed to The Athletic.
Um, no. The original plan was for utah and cu to go to the pac 10, and then the texas schools tried to horn in, and baylor tried to squeeze us out altogether.This is complete crap. The original plan was that Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Colorado would join the Pac-10, leaving Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri and Iowa State behind. Colorado jumped early to lock out Baylor and Buddy Jones.
Why would CU join up with this group if Texas was the evil Satan y'all make them out to be.
Looks like the B12 is getting frustrated.
Always nice to know that we are getting involved with a group who believes it can set arbitrary deadlines while having no actual authority to enforce them.
IDK, I feel like the Big XII just might have the authority to enforce who gets into their conferenceAlways nice to know that we are getting involved with a group who believes it can set arbitrary deadlines while having no actual authority to enforce them.
Maybe “authority” was a poor choice of words. Fact is that they’re in absolutely no position to be putting any kind of conditions on our move. Timing or otherwise.IDK, I feel like the Big XII just might have the authority to enforce who gets into their conference
Maybe “authority” was a poor choice of words. Fact is that they’re in absolutely no position to be putting any kind of conditions on our move. Timing or otherwise.
Nah. What are they going to do if the deadline comes and goes? Move the deadline. Dumb move on their part to try to exert some control over the situation.Nope. The Big 12 does have leverage in this case.
Swaim is the last person to trust on this issue.Always nice to know that we are getting involved with a group who believes it can set arbitrary deadlines while having no actual authority to enforce them.
Swaim has zero credibility with any Big 12 fan who's been around for any decent amount of time.Swaim is the last person to trust on this issue.
Nah. What are they going to do if the deadline comes and goes? Move the deadline. Dumb move on their part to try to exert some control over the situation.
My guess is the decision has already been made and they’re posturing to make it look like they are the ones driving this.
Money rarely has anything to do with it. Having spent an entire career negotiating commercial agreements, I think leverage comes down to two things:I feel that in most every negotiation, the party with the most money has leverage