Which former Big 12 will do the worst in 2012?

[iowajerms]

Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas A&M

 

[bone3421]

aggies....with a very close colorado right behind them

 

[iowajerms]

aggies....with a very close colorado right behind them

I will be shocked if anyone picks Nebraska because they believed it. I just felt I couldn't leave them out since they were members of B12.

I think Colorado is the worst on this list, but I think the ones in the SEC will actually do worse. I think Mizzou is worse than Texas A&M.

 

[yeodonie]

No way AtM can do worse than Colorado.

 

[huskers1217]

I don't trust Sumlin to lead a major program. Plus they are breaking in a new Quarterback with a tough schedule.

4-8 or 5-7 is possible.

 

[Brasky]

Aggies.

 

[ACC_HOKIES]

I think it's easily Colorado as the worst. I haven't seen anything to point to them getting better from their pitiful performances last season. Colorado has averaged 4 wins per the last 6 seasons. They went 3-9 last year and weren't even remotely competitive against good teams.

Texas A&M has been up and down, but atleast they can hang for awhile with good teams. They'll beat up on some cream puffs and get enough in-conference to surpass Colorado's win total.

 

[nolehusker]

Colorado, but Mizzou and the Aggies won't be far behind. Depending on how the beginning of B1G play for Nebraska goes they could also be in the mix but doubt they will be.

 

[ForkEmBucky]

Colorado is just so bad.

 

[TheZou11]

Colorado just named Jordan Webb as their new starting quarterback. Webb was the quarterback for Kansas last year. So basically I see them repeating what they did last year.

 

[olympicoscar]

Even though I voted for the Aggies, they have 4 wins practically guaranteed with their OOC schedule. Louisiana Tech, SMU, South Carolina St, and Sam Houston St. That should give them the edge over Colorado.

 

[MarkOU]

Colorado just named Jordan Webb as their new starting quarterback. Webb was the quarterback for Kansas last year. So basically I see them repeating what they did last year.

How can a transfer play at another d-1 the next year?

 

[BoiseStateFan27]

Colorado is likely going to be really bad again

 

[nolehusker]

How can a transfer play at another d-1 the next year?

There are many ways. If he got his undergraduate and he wanted to get his Graduate in something his school didn't offer is how it usually happens.

This time it seemed that he was let go by Kansas and it doesn't seem fair to punish him if he was let go. He didn't seek the transfer to Colorado. He was let go by Kansas and then transferred to Colorado.

 

[TheZou11]

How can a transfer play at another d-1 the next year?

He finished up his undergrad degree this past spring so therefore was able to transfer without having to sit out for a year.