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We played Baylor, OU, and Tech as their out of conference games regularly before joining the Big 12. Don't let that get in your way. How much does it piss you off that we're better than you in every way except for early NCAA tournament exits? |
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lol, what are you 12? |
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I don't have to lie about the TCU program or other programs to make my arguments like you do. |
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Outgoing schools had 150,000 total students. Incoming schools had 30,000. Pretty sweet deal for those two schools if you ask me. |
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Schools of consequence are never the ones that move though. To the Big 12 the schools that left are no different than the schools that joined. All involved in "realignment" are simply here to facilitate games for the blue-bloods. |
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The Big 12 has 2 football national championships ever. Nebraska had 3 in the past 20 seasons when they left. |
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Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas all won National Championships while members of the Big 12. Those are the blue-bloods I'm referring to. In reference to your basketball point. Both UConn and Louisville left the Big East because that conference does not have full participation in football. Both UConn and Louisville desire to play football in Division 1. They had no problem winning the Big East. Teams like TAMU, Nebraska, Missouri, etc. could never win their own league so they left. They still can't win their league. Like I said, fodder. |
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If MU and ATM had a choice it was: stay or go SEC. Both were so incredibly stricken by their victimhood they had to go. So why cut them in fully? |
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Do you honestly think TCU would have settled for not getting a full cut in perpetuity? |
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