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Originally Posted by Bowser
They're feeling pretty good about themselves right now. Not only did they take down a mighty conference opponent and flush their goalposts down Lake Toilet, their conference is seeing a renaissance led by the traditional Big XII(sic) powers of Baylor, West Virginia, and TCU. That's pretty bonerific for those guys.
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This is what's funny about the Big 12 (well, and the fact that they continue to call themselves the Big 12, despite only having 10 teams):
SEC tradition rich schools that play in the East (see Florida, Georgia, Tennessee) have fallen on hard times recently and had some bad luck with injuries, coaching changes, etc. and they use this as a reason to justify why Mizzou is "lucky" last year and 7-2 again this year and in the driver's seat for the SEC Title Game again.
And yet, in their own backyard (quick, look the other way, divert, divert), tradition rich Big 12 schools like Texas (joke for a number of years now), Oklahoma (wow, rough year for the flagship) and Nebraska (yeah, they left) have come upon their own 'rough patch' and now the Big 12 Accolytes prop up the likes of Baylor (small private Christian school), TcU and West Virgina (two teams who haven't been able to cut it in the Big 12 till now) as though this is a good thing for their conference and makes them look stronger? Seriously, how ****ing dumb can you be?!?
When Oklahoma and Texas are down and the likes of TCU and West Virginia are helping carry your conference, FYI, that's probably not a good thing. Just so you know.
Mizzou was smart to leave this joke of a conference and 'step down' to the conference than has crowned 7 of the last 8 National Champions.
Thank God the Mizzou AD had the balls to makes the move and leave this cesspool behind . . . .