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<blockquote data-quote="skygusty_rivals" data-source="post: 131779798" data-attributes="member: 1500287">Yeah, we thought we would be excited about WVU football by now.&nbsp; Well there is always next week.&nbsp; Rumor has it that the BIG12 will not stop at 4 schools.&nbsp; 2-4 more may be invited down the road.&nbsp; This will bring Memphis, Boise St. USF Tulane and Colorado State into the discussion again,&nbsp; maybe even San Diego State.&nbsp; I am not a big fan of a coast to coast league but if we can have divisions or pods that minimizes travel, who knows.&nbsp; One or two guys are still pumping the WVU to the ACC pump.Also looking for the Big 12 to help with exit fees for the 3 AAC schools.&nbsp; It will be deducted over 3 seasons or so, those 3 still get an increase in revenue even at a reduced rate until the buyout is paid and they can get out. Pretty much what the Big12 did for WVU and TCU.&nbsp; This will work the same way with Oklahoma and Texas, for some or all of the fee, however they want to do it they already have more money than sense.&nbsp; You would think that both those schools will still be making more money than they are in the BIG12 and the SEC is going to have stupid money available. These are not insurmountable obstacles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="skygusty_rivals, post: 131779798, member: 1500287"] Yeah, we thought we would be excited about WVU football by now. Well there is always next week. Rumor has it that the BIG12 will not stop at 4 schools. 2-4 more may be invited down the road. This will bring Memphis, Boise St. USF Tulane and Colorado State into the discussion again, maybe even San Diego State. I am not a big fan of a coast to coast league but if we can have divisions or pods that minimizes travel, who knows. One or two guys are still pumping the WVU to the ACC pump. Also looking for the Big 12 to help with exit fees for the 3 AAC schools. It will be deducted over 3 seasons or so, those 3 still get an increase in revenue even at a reduced rate until the buyout is paid and they can get out. Pretty much what the Big12 did for WVU and TCU. This will work the same way with Oklahoma and Texas, for some or all of the fee, however they want to do it they already have more money than sense. You would think that both those schools will still be making more money than they are in the BIG12 and the SEC is going to have stupid money available. These are not insurmountable obstacles. [/QUOTE]

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