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Originally Posted by Wickedson
MU moving conferences was not to preserve their place in the BCS. It was because they couldn't win in the conf and they chose to show no loyalty to their brethren on 100 years.
WVU is in an obvious perilous situation regarding their conferences BCS status. A conference like the Big East cannot move forward in football when losing teams like Pitt and Syracuse.
The Big 12 can obviously be just fine by losing teams like MU and Texas A&M. That is why their is no problem with the Big 12 teams pitching in for a team that wants to compete at the highest level of football.
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Way to spin it to suit your needs. By the way great job finally actually reading what I posted and actually responding to it.
1. I was referring to FSU and Clemson, whose conference is far more stable than the Big East, so is KU classless if they help them get out of a contract they agreed to with the ACC?
2. SU and Pitt were by no means powerhouse football schools. Their loss did not affect the BE from a football standpoint. That is why FSU and Clemson are so upset with their addition because it weakened an average at best ACC in football.
3. The highest level of football is the SEC not the Big 12. Mizzou and aTm went there, so in essence this was an upgrade for them.