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<blockquote data-quote="Volatility_rivals135605" data-source="post: 132074940" data-attributes="member: 1476288">Yeah, agree...&nbsp; I suppose that was if someone asked me &quot;Brian, if the SEC and BigTen both pursued 1 program in Virginia, which program would they pursue&quot;....&nbsp; A hypothetical under normal circumstances...I suppose Im more interested in the &quot;Art of warfare&quot; thats deployed here, and how aggressive BIgTen, SEC, &amp; BIG12 are at adding programs, and which programs are targeted first...Considering Oregon &amp; Washington are both AAU programs, I believe its a strategic mistake for the BigTen to not go ahead and add them.&nbsp; If you come at this from a pure capitalist perspective, the more you got...... the more you can monetize in the modern economy.&nbsp; Which is why I hope Big12 throws caution to the wind and pursues as many quality programs as possible(As long as they meet certain minimum network/engagement &amp; revenue potential requirements)..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Volatility_rivals135605, post: 132074940, member: 1476288"] Yeah, agree... I suppose that was if someone asked me "Brian, if the SEC and BigTen both pursued 1 program in Virginia, which program would they pursue".... A hypothetical under normal circumstances... I suppose Im more interested in the "Art of warfare" thats deployed here, and how aggressive BIgTen, SEC, & BIG12 are at adding programs, and which programs are targeted first... Considering Oregon & Washington are both AAU programs, I believe its a strategic mistake for the BigTen to not go ahead and add them. If you come at this from a pure capitalist perspective, the more you got...... the more you can monetize in the modern economy. Which is why I hope Big12 throws caution to the wind and pursues as many quality programs as possible(As long as they meet certain minimum network/engagement & revenue potential requirements).. [/QUOTE]

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