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Probably been mentioned, but if you're not following @DanBeebe, you're missing out on some high quality entertainment.
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And I guess I am different here...I think Brady Deaton is to blame. He's the person tasked with leading "saving" the Big 12 and about all he has done is the same thing Beebe has done....let OU and UT take control. |
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From Mike Kelly's interview earlier today on the Barnhart & Durham Show (790 The Zone)
"After tomorrows meeting Deaton may no longer be in position to make the decisions for Mizzou and conference affiliation". Are the Curators getting antsy? |
GET THE **** OUT!
Highly placed Big 12 sources told the Tulsa World that there is a consensus among Big 12 leaders to ask commissioner Dan Beebe for his resignation. Those sources confirmed that former Big Eight commissioner Chuck Neinas has been targeted to serve as the interim commissioner until Beebe’s replacement is identified.
http://eye-on-collegefootball...._fb_na_txt_0001 |
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But Pac-12 wanted UT, OU, KU and MU ideally. And the politics and demands of UT were becoming complicated. So the Pac-12 cut off further discuss. They *were* interested. But on their terms. You are right that UT felt like they wanted to get certain things and they weren't happy without those things. So in that sense UT was still holding out. But as I understand it, it's the Pac12 that walked away. Not UT. |
The Pac-12 can take OU, OSU, KU and either MU or KSU and I would be thrilled...
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I don't care about all this "interest". We are the Big12. We run things over you (PAC 12) not the other way around. This is how I've perceived the silence from KSU and KU especially. BGL and Zenger have actually played this masterfully. Not spouting off like OU. Not "leaking info like MU. Very well done. |
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The Big 12 is and will always be here. I'm not staying up til 3am watching basketball. Everyone know this. **** em |
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Nobody is bowing down to anybody... We are just talking about better options than the cesspool Big 12... Like most fans here, everyone is sick of the Big 12, sick of Texas and basically as a KU fan, I hope those little ****ers get into a BCS home.. |
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Going to the PAC10 is not a good option for KU. Never has been. Going anywhere except this conference isn't good for KU. The best bet for the 3 schools locally is to go all in for the Big 12. The geography of playing opponents being the most important factor. Let UT spend spend spend...beat them on the field. That's what is great about sports. That's what Nebraska couldn't do. |
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But as an alum I want my President and AD discussing these matters behind closed doors. Not getting played in the media like some of the other schools. |
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I think wickedson is getting ready to go full reerun on us
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If the rumor about the SEC was true for Missouri, that's the best option. |
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Kansas Regents Push Up Big 12 Talks
UPDATED: 1:29 pm CDT September 21, 2011 TOPEKA, Kan. -- The Kansas Board of Regents on Wednesday moved up the time of a scheduled executive session to discuss the future of the Big 12 Conference, and how any changes would affect Kansas and Kansas State. Regents Chairman Ed McKechnie said the board would meet Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursday because of the pace of discussions taking place throughout the conference at various levels. "Our priority is to have Kansas and Kansas State be together in the Big 12," McKechnie said. "It appears that we are making great progress toward that. "I think the Big 12 is the best place for KU and K-State to be, and I hope that we are on the cusp of that happening." Officials at Kansas and Kansas State declined to comment and deferred all questions to the nine-member Board of Regents. The executive session will be part of the board's scheduled monthly meeting in Topeka. Regents have been watching closely as rumors about the conference dissolving have swirled, hinging on the possible departure of Oklahoma and Texas. The Pac-12 presidents and chancellors decided Tuesday night not to expand, quashing speculation that Oklahoma and Texas would be joining former Big 12 member Colorado, which joined the Pac-12 this season. Texas officials said Wednesday that they were open to restructuring revenue contracts shared with the remaining Big 12 members. Texas President William Powers said the top priority was to bring stability to the conference. McKechnie said a stable Big 12 would be in the best interest for Kansas and Kansas State, but declined to say how that could be accomplished. "I think we have a lot of smart people to figure that out," he said. "This is all about TV sets. We're a small state, that's the problem." McKechnie said a reconstituted Big 12 was the best arrangement for the Jayhawks and Wildcats, whether it adds more members or not. "What is the right number? We have an awful lot of people who make an awful lot of money and the need to tell us that," McKechnie said he hoped Texas A&M could remain part of the conference and not move to the Southeastern Conference next July as has been announced. "If everything gets fixed, I would love for A&M to stay," he said. "But we need to be the Big 12 in more than name only. Our name ought to reflect who we are." |
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Deaton isn't doing anything to save the Big 12. All he has done is sit on his hands and pray that the Pac-12 didn't take the big egos (UT & OU along with their tag-alongs) and make the rest of the conference at best, the MWC or MAC. Deaton is a former academic and knows little to nothing about how to look at athletics the way the rest of the players in this game do. Do you really think this is the last we have heard about realignment? This is just a step back for OU and UT...and read all the articles that quote UT personnel. They might be willing to share more of the revenue, but don't kid yourself they stay in control. Once...just once...I would like to see MU act like the Tiger their mascot is and not the domesticated feline that they appear to be. That might surprise the SEC into actually thinking we might be worth pursuing. |
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Ames, Lawrence, Manhattan are all closer. The Oklahoma schools are all roughly the same distance from Columbia as Fayetteville is. Traveling matters. The problems with the Big 12 have been completely blown out of proportion. The league has a real chance right now to become any stronger. Dan Beebe has one more shot to make this all right. |
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Is this about revenue sharing? |
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All in as they should be. KU should be linked to KSU in an athletic conference. This is sports. Kansas has been playing college sports for over 100 years. This is the right way. |
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I said "if he has another game" He didn't He is not a candidate. next. |
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The UR (my) B**** 12 is in shambles....even if they (read OU and UT) keep it together long enough to find the best place for themselves. The PAC 12 decision was just the West Coast faction saying to UT, think about that LHN a little more and we can talk. I wouldn't be surprised if the PAC 12 comes back after some secret talks with OU and says, you are welcome but your bigger, uglier stepsister has to stay home and clean out the castle. |
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Texas all time vs Kansas: 6-2
Texas all time vs Nebraska: 10-4 KU doesn't run. |
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Looks like the AIDS is flaring up again.....
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We have not beaten Texas since the inception of the Big 12. So we are 0-8 right there. |
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Texas all time vs Kansas: 8-2 Texas all time vs Nebraska: 10-4 KU doesn't run. |
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So has anyone told jAZ that the info his source keeps giving him is readily available on most message boards across the country?
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lol @ Jack Harry on 810 right now.
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How ****ing lame. LMAO |
In visual form, the amount KU's suckage really is amazing.
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Being that your school has vast experience in manufacturing these types of things. |
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KSU - 5.8 KU - 9.06 |
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Or at minimum, do you think they might just leave Texas out of the equation and go after OU and OSU? I guess I am different than most...I truly think Texas' ego could eventually get them in trouble. They're not ND and I don't think they would be as successful as an Independent from a standpoint of viewership. And who's to say anyone would oblige scheduling them if the superconference ideas form around them? In the end I am hoping to see them get their "kick in the balls". |
If Pac wanted OU and OSU without UT, they'd have them by now.
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Now they could just say "no thanks" and pick up OU and OSU and tell the Texas' (UT and TT) to go play in the Big 8 (hey...they could get back to the roots of this league)** ** Intended sarcasm here** |
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The other 105 years? eh... |
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Damn socialists. :) |
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MU holding out for SEC/B1G and state level political pressure holding the 2nd schools to the primary schools. Speculation here: Had Scott been able to get those 4 school alone... and not diluted the revenues with OSU, TT and K-State, I suspect it would have been more worth his while to stay at the table longer. |
so the Big-12 is staying together because Texas is such a bunch of assholes that other leagues have second thoughts about wanting them?
i sure as hell hope that KU is still looking for another league. |
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THIS JUST CONFIRMED...MU TO THE BIG EAST!!!!
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If this happens then the conference will be able to poach a few weaker individual universities.
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