47-17 and KU covered the spread? Really?

That's hilarious.

Line was at 35 last I checked.

O/U was like 72.

I got it at 33.5. Glad I didn't put more on it. I almost bet big. Wound up losing $50 because of that stupid fumble.

uh, no.

BYU still an option
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7...oing.html?pg=1

Sign em up.

That would be too many religious nutters.

Why are we looking to add another team when we've got an even number? Who would be the 12th team?

I think the invite would be contingent on MU leaving.

MU is leaving?

They haven't confirmed they are staying yet.

They are about to jettison a pile of waste known as the Big 12, or so I've heard.

why do ppl care if there is an even number? The Big 10 had 11 teams for a long time, and they did just fine.

If you read between the lines in that article, it seems to suggest if and once Missouri goes to SEC, BYU will be invited. At least that is what I get out of it. I think the Big 12 doesn't want to add an 11th team because it will mean they have to share revenue 11-ways, and teams will get less. They need that 10th team to secure their current contract w/ Fox or whatever. That sucks for the Big 12 because even if the teams got less money, it would be in their long term interest to invite Louisville, WVU, and maybe UCF for stability.

Either way, we are probably headed to 12 regardless. We are waiting on MU now, but there are too many people in the Big 12 who want to go to 12, that it looks like even Texas has seen the writing on the wall with their comment that they "are open" to expanding to 12.

How come nobody is interested in getting UCF or/and USF to join the Big 12? Those are huge schools in terms of enrollment, and you bring the Big 12 to Florida and the Eastern Market. I would think it is a no brainer. It's not that long of a flight from Texas and they could split Texas and OU into different divisions.