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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 132137857" data-attributes="member: 1428007">I don't know if you have your head buried in the sand, but realignment is not STATIC.&nbsp; It is constant and ongoing.&nbsp; WVU is in the BIG 12 now, but NEW members are coming into the BIG 12 and EXISTING members are getting better.&nbsp; If WVU falls behind all of them competitively, then where will that leave WVUs revenues and ability to compete as tv opportunities and the fanbase fall by the wayside with each loss?WVU being bad doesn't help the BIG 12 conference get more lucrative contracts which are necessary to compete on the big stage,&nbsp; or to have more exposure or success as things change either.Where will losing at this clip leave WVU when the next wave of realignment hits?&nbsp; Because it most definitely will at some point.&nbsp; It could be anything from the formation of just two superconferences, or it could be a breakaway from conferences of the most successful schools into a new division or even something outside the NCAA.&nbsp; Too early to tell yet what will happen, but the ONLY way WVU can remain relevant is by winning and winning alot.Brown has demonstrated he is not going to lead WVU into whatever is coming, he is only pushing WVU down.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 132137857, member: 1428007"] I don't know if you have your head buried in the sand, but realignment is not STATIC. It is constant and ongoing. WVU is in the BIG 12 now, but NEW members are coming into the BIG 12 and EXISTING members are getting better. If WVU falls behind all of them competitively, then where will that leave WVUs revenues and ability to compete as tv opportunities and the fanbase fall by the wayside with each loss? WVU being bad doesn't help the BIG 12 conference get more lucrative contracts which are necessary to compete on the big stage, or to have more exposure or success as things change either. Where will losing at this clip leave WVU when the next wave of realignment hits? Because it most definitely will at some point. It could be anything from the formation of just two superconferences, or it could be a breakaway from conferences of the most successful schools into a new division or even something outside the NCAA. Too early to tell yet what will happen, but the ONLY way WVU can remain relevant is by winning and winning alot. Brown has demonstrated he is not going to lead WVU into whatever is coming, he is only pushing WVU down. [/QUOTE]

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