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<blockquote data-quote="sammyk" data-source="post: 131779602" data-attributes="member: 1380796"><p>They will bring excitement to the Big 12.&nbsp; BYU is always up for a game/fight/whatever.&nbsp; They have a great record the past 15 years and are a football school with a pretty good basketball team.&nbsp; Central Florida what I have called the sleeping giant and what I mean by that is not some team who can beat an SEC school now and again I am talking like a team who could replace OK and TX and bring it every week.&nbsp; Just think what they could do being in a power 5 conference.&nbsp; Cincy again past 15 years very solid football record with very good Basketball.&nbsp; They will be an instant impact to the Big 12 and the coach is one of the best in the business.&nbsp; Houston, the potential is huge, the admin backs football and will spend the $$$$$ on it.&nbsp;&nbsp; So overall great adds and be sad all you want about OK and TX leaving these teams will add to the Big 12 and in 5-10 years the Big 12 will be better off.&nbsp; As a fan of college football this is a good thing</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="sammyk, post: 131779602, member: 1380796"] They will bring excitement to the Big 12. BYU is always up for a game/fight/whatever. They have a great record the past 15 years and are a football school with a pretty good basketball team. Central Florida what I have called the sleeping giant and what I mean by that is not some team who can beat an SEC school now and again I am talking like a team who could replace OK and TX and bring it every week. Just think what they could do being in a power 5 conference. Cincy again past 15 years very solid football record with very good Basketball. They will be an instant impact to the Big 12 and the coach is one of the best in the business. Houston, the potential is huge, the admin backs football and will spend the $$$$$ on it. So overall great adds and be sad all you want about OK and TX leaving these teams will add to the Big 12 and in 5-10 years the Big 12 will be better off. As a fan of college football this is a good thing [/QUOTE]

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