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Where else could CU go?
- Thread starter darth-horax
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It has been said above, but this is just a ****ed up idea. Fix the damn program. Get a coach and staff that can build on what MM has done. Change conferences, holy ****!
Steve821980
Well-Known Member
Look at University rankings, CU is much closer to Stanford than Kstate and the cornholes. Or god forbid West Virginia.
CU would be the cock on top in the Mountain West. Similar culture.
You suck.CU would be the cock on top in the Mountain West. Similar culture.
aghcsm
Well-Known Member
I realize that CU is a rated a better academic school than most (all?) of the Big 12 schools, but there isn’t an actual academic connection to being in a sports conference, is there? It’s just a ‘feel-good’ association, maybe consolation for alumni when the actual association (sports) isn’t going well?
Connection to donors. Most are in P12 footprint. IPF would not have gotten built if we’d stayed in the Big 12.
aghcsm
Well-Known Member
Thanks that makes some sense.
On the same note, the best thing for CU would be conference expansion into Texas. Even picking up TTU would make a big impact.