CU/PAC 12 Breakup

[2010sarenevercomingback]

Looks like the dominoes are about to start falling again. Seems likely a move to the Big 12 is what's being discussed.

Colorado Calls 'Special Board Meeting' Amid PAC-12 Crisis

The University of Colorado board of regents will have a special meeting Wednesday amid ongoing issues within the PAC-12.

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[HuskerGarrett]

Looks like the dominoes are about to start falling again. Seems likely a move to the Big 12 is what's being discussed.

Colorado Calls 'Special Board Meeting' Amid PAC-12 Crisis

The University of Colorado board of regents will have a special meeting Wednesday amid ongoing issues within the PAC-12.

www.outkick.com

They should try the Mountain West

 

[Goskers07]

If they want to be finally competitive, I'm thinking the RMAC is a good option for them.

 

[MtnHusker]

makes sense for me that Utah, Colorado, Arizona & ASU join the Big12. Gets the Big12 some tv sets expanding their territory to the west while also adding bigger schools with more recognition. I hope the B1G doesn't add Cal. If we do add some more Pac12 teams I'm fine with Stanford, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, ASU or Utah

 

[Kazman5k]

Going back to the conference hat in hand you bailed on 13 years ago. Fuckin losers

 

[lee_carvallo_12]

I hope this Deon experiment turns into a Chernobyl style disaster, but their talent upgrades in just a few months is hard to ignore. They'll win games on talent alone, despite any perceived coaching shortcomings. That said, hope DONU lays the sod on them cum september.

 

[Kazman5k]

Going back to the conference hat in hand you bailed on 13 years ago. Fuckin losers

To double down on this, the big 12 should embarrass them by giving them less of an incremental payout than they are giving BYU and central Florida.

 

[doublewing]

I hope this Deon experiment turns into a Chernobyl style disaster, but their talent upgrades in just a few months is hard to ignore. They'll win games on talent alone, despite any perceived coaching shortcomings. That said, hope DONU lays the sod on them cum september.

If nothing else, it will be volatile. Deion likes to be the show and he'll need to learn to be less of a distraction. I don't think he's capable of that.

 

[Hedley Lamarr]

makes sense for me that Utah, Colorado, Arizona & ASU join the Big12. Gets the Big12 some tv sets expanding their territory to the west while also adding bigger schools with more recognition. I hope the B1G doesn't add Cal. If we do add some more Pac12 teams I'm fine with Stanford, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, ASU or Utah

I would rather just add Washington and Oregon out west then look at blowing up the ACC somehow.

 

[MtnHusker]

I would rather just add Washington and Oregon out west then look at blowing up the ACC somehow.

I honestly don't want to add any of the Pac12 schools. Would probably prefer Colorado over any others due to them being a border state for us. For selfish reasons I'd prefer if they were adding new teams that Kansas be one of them. I'd like some closer rivals to us for Husker fans to be able to travel to games.

 

[Pepe Silvia]

I would rather just add Washington and Oregon out west then look at blowing up the ACC somehow.

Washington, Oregon, UNC and one other team (probably either Virginia or Notre Dame) would make for a pretty solid 20 team conference

 

[BIGSTICK67]

They should try the Mountain West

I think that's sort of what the PAC-12 has become

 

[Irv]

What's incredible is that not that long ago, many in our fan base were advocating for NU to pull this loser move.

 

[Adolph Coors]

makes sense for me that Utah, Colorado, Arizona & ASU join the Big12. Gets the Big12 some tv sets expanding their territory to the west while also adding bigger schools with more recognition. I hope the B1G doesn't add Cal. If we do add some more Pac12 teams I'm fine with Stanford, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, ASU or Utah

less lib teams thanks

 

[Hedley Lamarr]

Washington, Oregon, UNC and one other team (probably either Virginia or Notre Dame) would make for a pretty solid 20 team conference

and if your goal is to get to 24 for example I would go with Wash, Oregon, UNC, Notre Dame, Miami and Florida State in a dream scenario. I find that unlikely and would guess you'd see Virginia and Duke instead of Miami and Florida State.

 

[jaihawk]

and if your goal is to get to 24 for example I would go with Wash, Oregon, UNC, Notre Dame, Miami and Florida State in a dream scenario. I find that unlikely and would guess you'd see Virginia and Duke instead of Miami and Florida State.

Selfishly, I'd love to see them replace a Virginia with Kansas. Talk about forming a dominating basketball conference as well...

 

[cwessel76]

and if your goal is to get to 24 for example I would go with Wash, Oregon, UNC, Notre Dame, Miami and Florida State in a dream scenario. I find that unlikely and would guess you'd see Virginia and Duke instead of Miami and Florida State.

I am so looking forward to the NCAA v2.0 be Big 10 vs SEC.

 

[Ripping Lips]

I know that I’m in the minority , but I’m sick of this conference expansion and would like to see it capped out at no more than 12 schools per conference. If you want to add a school, you gotta kick out a school. I see why the BIG added USC and UCLA for the television market, but that just adds more expenses in general for each school and those schools have fair weather fans anyway. It is what it is.

 

[Buddyboo]

Looks like the dominoes are about to start falling again. Seems likely a move to the Big 12 is what's being discussed.

Colorado Calls 'Special Board Meeting' Amid PAC-12 Crisis

The University of Colorado board of regents will have a special meeting Wednesday amid ongoing issues within the PAC-12.

www.outkick.com

According to sCUm, they were so thrilled to move to the PAC when they did, because that's where most of their alumni are, and it would help with recruiting. Didn't quite work out that way 🙂

 

[Husker_in_OK]

It's funny looking back even 10 years ago that many predicted that if a conference was going to blow up it would be the Big 12, not the PAC12