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Originally Posted by Raiderhater
Let the tally books show that Mizzou prostituted themselves to the Big Ten, got turned down and then got hilariously left out of the first round of re-alignment. Colorado and Nebraska left after Mizzou’s scandalous overtures.
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Mizzou's flirtation began when the B1G announced it was expanding in December 2009. Nebraska was approved to join the B1G in June 2010, as well as Colorado with the P12.
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As cited by the schools that couldn’t beat Texas. At the time my Cats owned them not only in football, and basketball, but pretty much all aspects of life. Even though that own age has come to an end, I still don’t give two shits about the LHN.
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Ah, so Oklahoma, Texas' biggest rival and arguably the most successful B12/B8 football team, didn't have a problem with the LHN? That is simply false.
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OU's problem with The Longhorn Network is the recruiting portion. ESPN's desire was to show high school games, and when that was rebuffed by the Big 12 and NCAA, ESPN's comeback attempt is to show high school highlights.
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But Stoops said he does have a problem “if they allow someone to recruit differently, just because they have more money.”
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https://www.oklahoman.com/story/spor...k/61139605007/
Oklahoma had such a problem with it that they were the only other school in the B12, until 2022, to have their Tier 3 media rights be separate from the rest of the conference outside of Texas.