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Things take some strange turns. I’d actually rather be CU or Arizona right now than UO or UW in terms of options and the general future. Geography isn’t always destiny but it is a Thing.
Agree, I am not sure they make it to the B1G anytime soon. I dont think they bring enough revenue with them.
The volume of nonsense since the meeting was cancelled is
I like the sentiment but no Oregon is up next. They’re like Nebraska. So-so academically but they’ll take the brand.
True, but you could also say a media deal on par with the Big 12 means nothing with unequal revenue sharing (with CU on the bad side of unequal).
It's obvious CU just about made the jump. Some chatter that it's a bump in the road and still looking positive for the move. Think this now goes through the next three weeks.
The current B1G set up is unsustainable. CU is wise to keep its options open.
T or f you’re going off of what Fluguar is saying. Who is saying it still looks positive.
I watch him and take what he says as the truth more than not as he has a pretty good source, however
CU, ASU, UW, UO
Remember though whenever the BIG decides to add more school, USC and UCLA will now have a vote and they’re not likely to want CU over Cal/Stanford.
If it comes down to USC's vote then UO will never get in. They hate them with a jealous, hilarious passion.
It worked out for us that they only took two and not four or six to start. There could have been a perception it’ll work. But with four or six the travel burden shifts to the east. The travel math gets worse not better.
I do.
yeah it should be interesting--- lots of the big fans talking about the weather for usc visiting for conference games and then add in the travel time.
It’s a good point. The networks.
You forgot to carry the 1.
