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Seems like a decent time to make this thread.
Anyone think some Pac-12 teams finally make the jump to the Big 12?
Anyone think some Pac-12 teams finally make the jump to the Big 12?
I wouldn’t be surprised. But ultimately, I think it comes down to what the PAC could end up getting in a television deal. Believe that most probably want to stay where they are though but if the money isn’t good, it will be interesting to see what they all ultimately do.Seems like a decent time to make this thread.
Anyone think some Pac-12 teams finally make the jump to the Big 12?
The BIG isn't serious if USC has their way... USC would prefer both UW/UO fuck off and they reap the rewards themselves. Even if it's for like 10 years. BIG is focused on the ACC schools.Not sure why Colorado would even consider the Big 12. If the B1G is serious about wanting Washington, Colorado should hitch its wagon to them to the B1G. Colorado offers 10 times what Oregon would to the B1G.
I disagree. Colorado is a much better school perception wise. They aren’t a great athletics school as of now but they bring in how many times the potential ad revenue that Oregon would. Denver is a huge market, Seattle and Portland aren’t for the B1G. But my bias also is I think Arizona State should be the hottest free agent out there.The BIG isn't serious if USC has their way... USC would prefer both UW/UO fuck off and they reap the rewards themselves. Even if it's for like 10 years. BIG is focused on the ACC schools.
Colorado isn't in any way more valuable than Oregon really. AAU is a nice pretext, but that's small potatoes if there was actually big football money involved.
Oregon is a national brand, at least in comparison to Colorado. Colorado is barely relevant in Colorado anymore. It's not the 90's anymore. Could change if Sanders turns them around, but Colorado as a program/brand has no real comparison to Oregon at the moment. Colorado works fine as a Big 12 add. Nobody in the PAC 12 is a viable BIG add really in the eyes of the BIG.I disagree. Colorado is a much better school perception wise. They aren’t a great athletics school as of now but they bring in how many times the potential ad revenue that Oregon would. Denver is a huge market, Seattle and Portland aren’t for the B1G. But my bias also is I think Arizona State should be the hottest free agent out there.
Not sure why Colorado would even consider the Big 12. If the B1G is serious about wanting Washington, Colorado should hitch its wagon to them to the B1G. Colorado offers 10 times what Oregon would to the B1G.