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<blockquote data-quote="Jason Voorhees" data-source="post: 132094134" data-attributes="member: 1512498"><p>Using your logic why did wvu join the Big 12 when everyone knew Texas and Oklahoma were going to leave. There are certain things you just can't control and one of them is whether someone else is going to stay. At the current rate expansion is only happening every decade and its only involving 1-2 teams a conference. The pac's most valuable members are still more valuable than anything remaining in the Big 12. The teams being mentioned&nbsp; as possible big 12 additions are some of the least valuable pac 12 teams. The teams on the outside looking&nbsp; in from the pac aren't in any rush at the moment knowing that the Pac's more valuable teams have no current options. The pac still has 6 state flag ship universities and outside of Utah every team has been a power 5 program for an extended period of time. Contrast that with what will be the new Big 12 . If you find the decision difficult to jump from the big 12 to the Pac it isn't any easier looking at it from a Pac 12' teams perspective. A pac 12 team isn't going to move to the bIg 12 until it feels it has to and I doubt they are feeing that at the moment.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Jason Voorhees, post: 132094134, member: 1512498"] Using your logic why did wvu join the Big 12 when everyone knew Texas and Oklahoma were going to leave. There are certain things you just can't control and one of them is whether someone else is going to stay. At the current rate expansion is only happening every decade and its only involving 1-2 teams a conference. The pac's most valuable members are still more valuable than anything remaining in the Big 12. The teams being mentioned as possible big 12 additions are some of the least valuable pac 12 teams. The teams on the outside looking in from the pac aren't in any rush at the moment knowing that the Pac's more valuable teams have no current options. The pac still has 6 state flag ship universities and outside of Utah every team has been a power 5 program for an extended period of time. Contrast that with what will be the new Big 12 . If you find the decision difficult to jump from the big 12 to the Pac it isn't any easier looking at it from a Pac 12' teams perspective. A pac 12 team isn't going to move to the bIg 12 until it feels it has to and I doubt they are feeing that at the moment. [/QUOTE]

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