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http://collegesportsblog.dallasnews...texas-tech-president-guy-bailey-no-pac-1.html
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http://collegesportsblog.dallasnews...texas-tech-president-guy-bailey-no-pac-1.html
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"In the past we've sort of been reactive, I think the nine remaining members of the Big 12 have decided that the reactive behavior - it's time to get rid of that. It's time to be proactive and I think you'll see a very proactive approach... I think you ought to think of conference realignment with the Big 12 being one of the cornerstones."
nothing new, except this guy is delusional.
Pleas take UNM and build them up for a few years so it makes sense to take them when we go to 16.
nothing new, except this guy is delusional.
The problem with NM is their academics aren't really the best.
Other than this board, no one in their right mind is talking about New Mexico as a potential member of a super conference....They have no real tradition, very small market - yes Albuquerque is growing but you can draw a circle around it 100 miles away and pick up no more people. New Mexico has been ranked in the polls once in their entire history and that was in 1964. Their attendance is worse than CSU's.
Saying they have natural rivalries with Arizona and TT is like people from the outside looking at us and Utah and say there is a rivalry there. Just not so in my mind.
If the Big conferences are going to add members it is going to be all about money. It you are going to give a team a seat at the table that is worth $20 million per year to them then there added value has to be more than $20 Million...
The Big 12 finds itself in a very precarious position. The guy from TT is right in the fact they have to start being proactive and come up with a plan. But unfortunately they will have a hard time addressing the real issue and that is the LHN and the unequal revenue sharing of the Big 12. Even the TT football coach says the Big 12 cannot sustain with the present revenue sharing plan. ISU, Baylor, KSU and TT are in trouble because their desirability level to other major conferences is low. Missouri, KU, and OSU are in slightly better shape on the desirability index. A&M is gone. As long as the LHN exists UT has a poison pill that the PAC 12, Big 10, and SEC will not touch. Larry Scott may like the idea of Texas but he will not be able to sell anything other than equal revenue sharing to USC, Oregon, UW, and UCLA for UT to get into the PAC.
Other than this board, no one in their right mind is talking about New Mexico as a potential member of a super conference....
Are you suggesting that members on this site are in their "right mind"?