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Originally Posted by Mosbonian
The problem is that you're believing that once Texas and OU disappear then nothing else will happen. Once Texas and OU make their moves, then the SEC and Big 10 will get antsy (and greedy).
My argument is that once OU and Texas go, then MU becomes the next most attractive pick along with OSU. If you don't think that the SEC and Big 10 won't start negotiations with those 2 schools with the possibility of the PAC 10 accepting OU/OSU and Texas/TT, then you're hiding in the sand.
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No, I am completely taking that into account. Your misconception is that you believe just because there are teams "available" that it means conferences will automatically expand without seeing if it adds value to their current contract. I'm thinking from a business angle, you're thinking from a sports fan perspective.
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