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Saul Good 09-12-2011 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 7903584)
Also I'm starting to think that if conference armageddon does happen, ISU is B1G bound.

Iowa State is a great fit as long as the B!G isn't concerned with having a school that is good at football, good at basketball, good at academics, or expanding the conference's footprint.

Saulbadguy 09-12-2011 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 7903584)
Also I'm starting to think that if conference armageddon does happen, ISU is B1G bound.

No.

Saulbadguy 09-12-2011 09:03 PM

Although Texas might join the Big 10.

tk13 09-12-2011 09:04 PM

Don't worry, Notre Dame is going to swoop in and save the Big 12!

Saul Good 09-12-2011 09:06 PM

There is as good of a chance that Texas goes to the Patriot League as there is of Iowa State going to the B!G.

Backwards Masking 09-12-2011 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco (Post 7903456)
It's not hypocrisy in reality. It kills me the way people think that the colleges owe them a playoff system like in profootball.

they don't just owe it to me, they owe it all their fellow Americans, those American's children, their children, and their children's children.

And if it's not hypocrisy, they'd come out and say "we're in it for the money only" instead of going into the Tradition defense before debating which 100 plus year rivalry to break up next.

Saul Good 09-12-2011 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Backwards Masking (Post 7903920)
they don't just owe it to me, they owe it all their fellow Americans, those American's children, their children, and their children's children.

And if it's not hypocrisy, they'd come out and say "we're in it for the money only" instead of going into the Tradition defense before debating which 100 plus year rivalry to break up next.

Show me where the NCAA has said that tradition was the reason to keep the BCS.

kysirsoze 09-12-2011 09:13 PM

This stuff is even less interesting to me than the CBA talks were. Wake me when it's over.

(Don't worry, that's the extent to which I'll shit in this thread.)

Backwards Masking 09-12-2011 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Saul Good (Post 7903930)
Show me where the NCAA has said that tradition was the reason to keep the BCS.

i never claimed they said it was their main reason, but it has been used as one reason several times. they dont exactly openly admit they're denying fans of a fairly decided championship based on pure greed either.

alnorth 09-12-2011 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Saul Good (Post 7903930)
Show me where the NCAA has said that tradition was the reason to keep the BCS.

The NCAA has nothing to do with the BCS. If it was up to the NCAA, I imagine they would love to control the CFB postseason with an NCAA football tournament, with a huge multi-year contract with CBS or whoever, etc.

However, the NCAA does not have any control over the postseason except for enforcement actions for rules violations. The major conferences have seized control of the football postseason, and they keep all the money. Unlike the NCAA basketball tournament, which is used to fund every other damned sport, which makes basketball programs less important to conferences than football programs because the NCAA is too much of a gutless coward than to try to get control of football revenue.

alnorth 09-12-2011 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Backwards Masking (Post 7903976)
i never claimed they said it was their main reason, but it has been used as one reason several times. they dont exactly openly admit they're denying fans of a fairly decided championship based on pure greed either.

If you are mad at the NCAA, your anger is wildly misplaced. They have allowed themselves to become helpless bystanders with no access to college football money. Get mad at the BCS conferences.

HolyHandgernade 09-12-2011 10:07 PM

Exactly, the BCS actually does not want these super conferences as it will dilute the Bowl System. They, and the TV execs would much rather see the status quo. Its the conferences and their networks that are driving this.

007 09-12-2011 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by BmoreBills (Post 7901499)
Kansas, Iowa State and Missouri should come to the Big Ten. We really need more of a midwest representation to combat the Pac 12/14/16 menace :P

http://www.big12hoops.com/2011/8/11/...west-longhorns

If we are going to 4 super conferences then the Big 10 is the best place for them.

DenverChief 09-12-2011 11:42 PM

this shit is getting old - shit or get off the fucking pot - So damn tired of all this

RustShack 09-13-2011 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Saul Good (Post 7903693)
Iowa State is a great fit as long as the B!G isn't concerned with having a school that is good at football, good at basketball, good at academics, or expanding the conference's footprint.

Are you talking about currently or history? Because Iowa State has a good football team this year, will have a good basketball team this year, are good in academics, and Iowa wont be the first team in the B1G to have two schools.

Iowa State is actually a perfect fit in every way except for the TV market, but Iowa wouldn't be the first school to have two teams in the same conference. Plus if Texas and ND do go to the B1G its not like they are going to be losing money in this situation.

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Iowa State coach Paul Rhoads fresh off his latest conquest, got the worthiness query. Somehow, a program that just defeated Iowa-and one that is averaging more fans at home this season than eight schools in the Pac-12, seven in the ACC, five in the Big Ten, plus Oklahoma State and Texas Tech-doesn't cut muster in the major-college football world.
"We have so much to offer," Rhoads said. "Our first two games, the atmosphere and the environment in Jack Trice Stadium have just been electric. But that's just the football program. The rest of our athletic department, not to mention what we are as a top academic university...."
These are home attendances:

ISU: 56,085
Oklahoma State: 54,654
Texas Tech: 51,792
KSU: 50,292
KU: 48,084
Baylor: 43,753

Iowa State is a lot more respected than you "other fans" want to believe. Bowl representatives love ISU. Iowa State travels well. It adds pretty big conference games for Iowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota. Potentially for schools like Illinois and Wisconsin also. Its another game close in the midwest for opposing schools to travel too and vise versa.


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