It makes sense due to the location to span the entirety of the United States, growing market and a vacation spot.Funny thing is, on some of the SEC team boards, THEY are talking matter-of-factly about adding CU because it makes sense.
It makes sense due to the location to span the entirety of the United States, growing market and a vacation spot.Funny thing is, on some of the SEC team boards, THEY are talking matter-of-factly about adding CU because it makes sense.
More speculation. Pod Dregs for sure
Adding another Vandy probably sounds good.Funny thing is, on some of the SEC team boards, THEY are talking matter-of-factly about adding CU because it makes sense.
Yeah, the only leverage the Pac 10 has is Oregon and Washington immediately become the tent pole programs that the Big 12 kind of needs to be viewed as a CFP worthy conference.I think it’s hilarious that the Pac-10 thinks it’s in a power position in these negotiations.
In a roundabout way, he's pushing his anti-progressive political agenda. Posters on 247 who credibly have contacts within the AD have completely dispelled this narrative.
Another poster on 247 who is credibly in the know with some people has said that CU is viewed far more favorably by outsiders than it is by CU fans and the local media.Funny thing is, on some of the SEC team boards, THEY are talking matter-of-factly about adding CU because it makes sense.
I disagree. We have seen it done. We just need leadership that understands the importance of a competitive football team.I could see us competitive in the Big 12 (w/16 teams) after some administrative changes. In no way would we ever be competitive in the NIL era SEC. Never.
Find someone who loves you as much as Nik loves SDSU and UNLV.Regarding SDSU, the obstacles have been UC vs CSU systems (UCLA & Cal), value when we already owned SoCal (USC & UCLA), protecting recruiting grounds from too much competition (mostly ASU, UA and UCLA - USC fears no one local in west coast recruiting), and academically only being an R2 for research (Stanford & Cal with some noise from Cal & UCLA).
In short, the bloc of "nay" votes has been broken.
More speculation. Pod Dregs for sure
But there's a scenario you can think of where CU makes more sense for the SEC and ESPN than the B1G and Fox.I refuse to put myself through the anguish of hoping. Because if this was real, the B1G would step up with a competing offer rather than let it happen. I'm not going down the dangerous mental health path of treating this as any more than fantasy.
We'll absolutely dominate the SEC skiing championship thoughI could see us competitive in the Big 12 (w/16 teams) after some administrative changes. In no way would we ever be competitive in the NIL era SEC. Never.
Vandy would probably instantly apply for us to be their permanent scheduling rival.
Another poster on 247 who is credibly in the know with some people has said that CU is viewed far more favorably by outsiders than it is by CU fans and the local media.
Hey we almost beat A&M last year!!My interest in CU football is in dangerous apathy stages. Getting curb stomped every Saturday in the SEC sounds like zero fun to me.
If you're going to be a western conference, we are spread out with significant metros which matter. San Diego and Las Vegas are significant holes if left out of a western conference media plan. It annoys me.Find someone who loves you as much as Nik loves SDSU and UNLV.
Look at it this way. Joining the mouthbreathers in the SEC would give our admin the arrogance and sense of superiority it so desperately wantsCalm down. I am saying this anti-Big 12 sentiment will win the day, just that it's there. For example, Bruce Benson was anything but a progressive, and he LOVED the idea of CU being academically compared to Stanford, Cal, UCLA, etc. Others within the admin feel the same way right now.
That’s when we paid players and didn’t live in our current political landscape.Agree this is most likely some reporters fever dream, but Colorado has already been in a league with 1/4 of the expanded SEC, so it doesn’t feel that unthinkable.
Two of the most apathetic sports cities in the country, though.If you're going to be a western conference, we are spread out with significant metros which matter. San Diego and Las Vegas are significant holes if left out of a western conference media plan. It annoys me.
Hey we almost beat A&M last year!!
More speculation. Pod Dregs for sure
The idea that the Pac 10 thinks it has enough leverage to pull a stunt like that is likely coming from up there.Yeah, the only leverage the Pac 10 has is Oregon and Washington immediately become the tent pole programs that the Big 12 kind of needs to be viewed as a CFP worthy conference.
Only Fox and ESPN can bid on the Pac 12 rights at the moment. Fox supposedly isn't interested and ESPN isn't bidding against themselves.
Yes, according to some twitter talkWhy? Is there a exclusivity window due to the existing contracts?
I was at Vandy when we tied a good Georgia team with a last second field goal from 50+. We lived on that for years (apparently even to this day). It's a great mind-set to understand.We almost beat them could be allbuffs new slogan if we somehow end up in the SEC
Another poster on 247 who is credibly in the know with some people has said that CU is viewed far more favorably by outsiders than it is by CU fans and the local media.
When your best road trip option is Lawrence Kansas.That pod....
That pod is crap.
Talk about meh