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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129460499" data-attributes="member: 1428007">The committee would have been out of excuses.Baylor and TCU both played better schedules than Ohio state--but neither had a 13th game against a quality opponent.&nbsp; Claiming the BIG 12 was &quot;overated&quot; when TCU destroyed an Ole Miss that ran through the SEC and was in the running for the MNC most of the season, and MSU needed a couple of miracle comebacks to eke out a win over Baylor, shows you don't know anything about the BIG 12 but are here to troll.The Pac 12 pays out less than the BIG 12 and will through the end of their contracts.&nbsp; No one in the BIG 12 is interested in going to the Pac 12--they weren't then and they won't be in the future.&nbsp; It is possible the BIG 12 might go after some of the lower paid Pac schools once that conferences GOR is up--the southern Cal or Arizona schools are the only western teams that really make sense.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 129460499, member: 1428007"] The committee would have been out of excuses. Baylor and TCU both played better schedules than Ohio state--but neither had a 13th game against a quality opponent. Claiming the BIG 12 was "overated" when TCU destroyed an Ole Miss that ran through the SEC and was in the running for the MNC most of the season, and MSU needed a couple of miracle comebacks to eke out a win over Baylor, shows you don't know anything about the BIG 12 but are here to troll. The Pac 12 pays out less than the BIG 12 and will through the end of their contracts. No one in the BIG 12 is interested in going to the Pac 12--they weren't then and they won't be in the future. It is possible the BIG 12 might go after some of the lower paid Pac schools once that conferences GOR is up--the southern Cal or Arizona schools are the only western teams that really make sense. [/QUOTE]

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