lol the most unstable conference 6 vs 2 defections is now the most stable

Jul 3, 2022
2:47:16pm

johnnybyu Intervention Needed

The geography of the pac 12 makes it more stable. The big 12 has an island in UCf and West Virginia who would leave in a heartbeat for an acc bid which is a same level conference. They all would leave for the sec or big 10

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Prediction - If the Big 12 doesn't add the AZ schools this week and UO and UW

johnnybyu

7/3/22 12:00pm

The reason this won’t happen is the money.

Cougzilla

7/3/22 12:03pm

I don't think the money will be that different. As I mentioned that is the only

johnnybyu

7/3/22 12:05pm

On field performance and fan support certainly don't point toward the Pac 12

OlanchoCoug

7/3/22 12:08pm

Growth and future point to the Heartland

bluebrotha

7/3/22 12:21pm

All anyone has is an estimation. They have the same info we do.

Cougzilla

7/3/22 12:24pm

I’m not sure the money you cited is correct

I'mBatman

7/3/22 2:58pm

Disagree, read an article from a recent Fox executive and he said the PAC12 $ is

Cougar TD

7/3/22 3:17pm

Here is where I am getting the number

Cougzilla

7/3/22 4:34pm

Exactly. If UW & UO commit to the conference by agreeing to a new GOR with a

rivercitycoug

7/3/22 12:04pm

They want B1G. They aren't agreeing to anything now.

HairyCougar

7/3/22 12:44pm

RE: Exactly. If UW & UO commit to the conference by agreeing to a new GOR

Longhaul

7/3/22 2:58pm

I hate Oregon but this board needs to quit calling them OU. They are UO

Taccoug

7/3/22 12:19pm

Fixed

johnnybyu

7/3/22 12:25pm

It basically comes down to UW/UO/Cal/Stanford. I’ll take my chances

bigbossbyu

7/3/22 12:26pm

Let’s be real. It only comes down to Cal if Stanford actually cares about them.

rivercitycoug

7/3/22 12:33pm

Yep. Don’t know why people think the Big 12 is more stable than PAC 12. It isn’t

BlooCoog

7/3/22 12:42pm

But how do you or any other outsider know this? You don't. They certainly have

basman

7/3/22 1:22pm

It is. P12 has no stability left

HairyCougar

7/3/22 1:27pm

Why would any B12 school do that? No chance

HairyCougar

7/3/22 12:44pm

The pac has better schools, cohesion, population, history, and brands. The big

johnnybyu

7/3/22 12:47pm

You are off on it all but academics.

HairyCougar

7/3/22 12:51pm

Plain and simple you are wrong. Your points for the PAC10 have no $$$ tied to it

The_Cuss

7/3/22 2:23pm

The money disparity between big 10 is huge. It is not going to be that big with

johnnybyu

7/3/22 2:34pm

Early estimates are 40% more $ for BIG12 vs PAC10. That is bigger than you imply

The_Cuss

7/3/22 2:40pm

Like is said these early “estimates” are the only advantage the big 12 appears

johnnybyu

7/3/22 2:43pm

Only advantages? Try geography and stability.

HairyCougar

7/3/22 2:45pm

lol the most unstable conference 6 vs 2 defections is now the most stable

johnnybyu

7/3/22 2:47pm

Are you sure you know what the word means?

HairyCougar

7/3/22 3:27pm

All of the big 12 teams applied to other conferences last year and no one

johnnybyu

7/3/22 3:56pm

Last year! Welcome to today. USC and UCLA are GONE. It’s a sinking ship now. LOL

The_Cuss

7/3/22 4:02pm

Yes...and since then they've buckled down and cemented the B12

HairyCougar

7/3/22 5:17pm

But until there are new estimates this is all anyone has.

Cougzilla

7/3/22 2:46pm

There is zero incentive to

HairyCougar

7/3/22 3:28pm

Money is the #1 factor. It started all of this. And it’s clearly BIG12 advantage

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