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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 132075648" data-attributes="member: 1428007">The Big Ten didn’t have Texas blocking everyone’s moves.&nbsp; Now that Texas has relegated themselves to permanent also fans with a paycheck, the rest of the conference can now be proactive and as we see in the real world there is most definitely interest from elsewhere.&nbsp; Third parties in the form of ESPN are once again trying to interfere, but it doesn’t mean schools are not interested.Common business sense tells you to explore all options so that’s what everyone is doing.&nbsp; Obviously the B10 isn’t adding everyone, so Voorwhore spouting his B10 lust is meaningless.&nbsp; Everyone else will continue on still-&nbsp; they aren’t going to stop competing or existing because they don’t get invited to the B10.&nbsp; I don’t watch SEC content now and cancelled my cable once they tried to have me pay to get an acc network I could care less about.&nbsp; Based on rapidly falling numbers many are doing the same.The majority of the country won’t watch just a B10/ SEC schedule where their programs aren’t included So what seems great for them now isn’t likely to turn out that way down the road anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 132075648, member: 1428007"] The Big Ten didn’t have Texas blocking everyone’s moves. Now that Texas has relegated themselves to permanent also fans with a paycheck, the rest of the conference can now be proactive and as we see in the real world there is most definitely interest from elsewhere. Third parties in the form of ESPN are once again trying to interfere, but it doesn’t mean schools are not interested. Common business sense tells you to explore all options so that’s what everyone is doing. Obviously the B10 isn’t adding everyone, so Voorwhore spouting his B10 lust is meaningless. Everyone else will continue on still- they aren’t going to stop competing or existing because they don’t get invited to the B10. I don’t watch SEC content now and cancelled my cable once they tried to have me pay to get an acc network I could care less about. Based on rapidly falling numbers many are doing the same. The majority of the country won’t watch just a B10/ SEC schedule where their programs aren’t included So what seems great for them now isn’t likely to turn out that way down the road anyway. [/QUOTE]

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