Interesting realignment article....thoughts?
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Will never happen since the BIG and SEC would be subsidizing the big 12 and ACC. Not sure about Pac12 and ND. It's all about competitive advantage, why would the BIG & SEC bring themselves down to the same financial level as Big 12 ACC? Why would they choose to be equals when the can make more than some of their competitors?
I don't read realignment stories pushed by texas sites. The National Enquirer has more credibility.
1. Chip Brown
2. Note that (although unacknowledged), the hypothetical divisions are ranked 1 to 12 based on perceived strength. Note Texas and Nebraska.
3. Dan Beebe - Never Forget
4. Deloss Dodds - Never Forget
5. "If Texas has trouble with money, imagine what all the irrelevant schools are going through"
This article reads like something to prop up spirits in Austin. Texas is the Prom Queen....no matter how beautiful she may be, someone, somewhere, is tired of putting up with her bulls**t.
2. Note that (although unacknowledged), the hypothetical divisions are ranked 1 to 12 based on perceived strength. Note Texas and Nebraska.
3. Dan Beebe - Never Forget
4. Deloss Dodds - Never Forget
5. "If Texas has trouble with money, imagine what all the irrelevant schools are going through"
This article reads like something to prop up spirits in Austin. Texas is the Prom Queen....no matter how beautiful she may be, someone, somewhere, is tired of putting up with her bulls**t.
The headquarters for the new conference will be located in central, neutral location, such as Round Rock, Texas. The University of Texas Athletic Department has offered to take on the burden of administering all conference income and distributing it to meet the legitimate needs of the schools in the conference.
there is no way this happens.. it's like football socialism..?
there will likely be some problems with smaller university budgets, and I would expect the number of universities across the country to decline
there will likely be some problems with smaller university budgets, and I would expect the number of universities across the country to decline