The collective worst football teams in the Big 12 and the Big 12 North have been one in the same the past decade.

JFC. Did you miss the post about Baylor not making a bowl game since 1994?

****ing reeruned Dick-loving Cane fan. :shake:

I appreciate your concern, but I think Mizzou will do just fine.

Don't worry.

I don't care about KU, but I honestly feel bad for KState if this all goes to hell. They're about to get ****ed.

Bullshit. Mizzou was a whole defense and a coach from winning the Big 12 North.

Yeah, me too. Most of the KSU fans I know (here or IRL) are good people. Mizzou fans and 'Cat fans have one thing in common at least... rooting against the bully that is KU basketball.

There's not much of a rivalry between KSU and Mizzou, for that to happen, they'd have to have both football programs be really good at the same time.

If this does go down, I'll hate to see them left in the lurch.

No, Mizzou was a whole defense and a coach away from completely destroying the North and maybe the whole conference. A healthy Gabbert would have still won the North for MU in spite of the team's coaching and defensive flaws last year.

You must have turned the game off after the third quarter. Your team lost because your defense gave up twenty seven points in one quarter get over it.

Agreed.

Fine if were playing the injury game Nebraska with a healthy Helu and Zac Lee would have been in a BCS game.

In the end, Nebraska won it. Congrats. It's over now... no use crying over spilled milk.

But saying Mizzou can't compete in the Big 10 is just stupid.

I didn't say they won't in the Big Ten though I do wonder how if at all it changes the way the recruit since they seem to get alot of Texas recruits.

Not you, KCChiefsfan88.

And, yeah, I figure there'd be an adjustment period. But in the long term, things would be fine.

That is a pertinent point.

"I'd be suprised if the Big 12 lasts more than 20" years with the current teams."
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