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I give you THE NEW BIG 12-2-1-2-3-1-2 =ROTFLMAO
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Deaton's been in charge of nothing but screwup after screwup. Richard Wallace would've had this shit taken care of a year ago, but Deaton pretty much bops around with a smile on his face and an honorary bullshit title that Texas let him have to shut him up. If Deaton even has any cards, I'm sure nobody's told him about them. Otherwise he'd have turned them face up long ago. |
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West - KSU, KU, Nebraska, MU, Iowa, Iowa State, Minnesota, Illinois East - Wisconsin, Michigan, Michigan State, Indiana, Purdue, Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State Possibly flip-flop Wisconsin/Illinois What's not to like? Even though it won't probably happen. |
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KU may have some draw due to the CBB love in Indiana, but that's about it. If this thing goes nuclear, Iowa State is absolutely homeless and K-State may end up on the streets with them. If you're the B1G, you probably expand to 14 and then wait Notre Dame out. |
I don't see how it doesn't blow up now. SEC will need another team. If they poach another Big 12 squad, it's over.
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I could live with that... Looks pretty interesting... |
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lol. |
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The B12 will survive for another few years before the P12 finally decides to let OSU come along with OU. OU will bolt, Texas will run out of schools that are willing to bow before it so they'll go independent. By that time, the music will have probably stopped and we'll get to round up the scraps to form our own "Great Plains" conference (see? Very catchy). Our conference Champion will compete with Utah and BYU for the coveted Cotton Bowl slot and we'll probably get 2 NCAA bids/year. It'll be great! ****ing Alden. |
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Nothing is worst then every tard in the world proposing what teams should make up an athletic conference. That is easily the worst part of conference armageddon. |
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It looked interesting... |
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