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  1. All of you remember who Canzano the clown's sources were? Washington St. and Oregon St. So take anything that comes out of there with a grain of salt. Besides, lawyers are paid to lie. So you have professional liars representing proven liars/delusional idiots.
  2. The hitting is good. The cheap shots they let them get away with (and Bama has become one of the worst) is not good for the players. Nick Chubb had a really nasty knee injury in Knoxville about 10 years ago when a Tennessee player hit him about 5 yards out of bounds. Not a flag at all. That is the worst part of SEC officiating.
  3. I've got to admit. There were a lot of us in the Texas-exes center really enjoying that 77-0 beating OU gave aggy back about 15 years ago. Probably wouldn't have cared who lost if it was a close game, but we were rooting for 100!
  4. They don't think of Mizzou, Pig or aggy as brothers, no matter how much aggy yells SEC-SEC-SEC. OU and us will also be outsiders for a long time.
  5. Yeah. The UT players seemed amused at the loser. Great response. The biggest busing riots ever were in Boston, Massachusetts. Idiots everywhere. Don't think we should be bigoted ourselves about people who aren't like us.
  6. That just means you consider them rivals. Its only the losers like aggy that get consolation when their SEC "rivals" beat someone else.
  7. The By-laws are not clear at all. They are very vague and poorly written. Its pretty clear that one section confuses actually leaving with giving notice of leaving. Its not clear at all who does and doesn't have voting rights now. I sure wouldn't put money on any possible outcome if it went to court.
  8. Lots of my son's Auburn friends went to Tuscaloosa. And he said there were LOTS of fights after the game. Generally, Bama fan vs. Bama fan.
  9. It sounded to me like it was one jerk. At worst it was one guy with minor chiming in from some guy near or next to him. Every fan base has some jerks.
  10. He seems like a bit of an asshole to me. I've never seen anything that makes me think he is a terrific human being. Now he is the greatest living college football coach and maybe the best ever.
  11. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/future-of-pac-12-network-a-sticking-point-as-oregon-state-washington-state-seek-to-salvage-conference/ For those Beaver & new Window Cougar fans and MWC fans who think somehow a new conference with the same name will somehow take the Pac 12's place because of NCAA grace period rules, Sankey has spoken: "...Even if they do retain the conference name, such a shift in program prominence will most likely lead to a reduction in the number of autonomy conference and automatic qualifiers (six) into the expanded 12-team bracket. "It hasn't dissolved yet; we have to see what happens. … Respectfully, the Pac-12 still exists. There has to be clarity," SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said Saturday. NCAA bylaws state a conference must be composed of at least eight teams. However, there is a two-year grace period for a league to maintain that number. On paper, are the Cougars and Beavers a viable two-team conference? "The CFP is not the NCAA," Sankey said. "I think we all understand that.""
  12. That's what's so weird about OU doing it. They actually have accomplishments. As for aggy, well they won it all in 1939.
  13. So did everyone else who beat them, which that year I think was everyone but SMU.
  14. I heard the band loud and clear on TV. Better than you normally hear the opposing band.
  15. When I was in school OU did it some, but it was mainly aggy. I don't remember it from anybody else. I don't know who started it, but its a very aggy thing to do.
  16. No. Afterwards, I was watching the Cal-Auburn game with my son (who goes to Auburn). That put me to sleep! I don't imagine too many of you were watching, but it was like watching Iowa play itself.
  17. This fits since it is one of the potential liabilities of the Pac 12.
  18. WSU and OSU feeding off the rest while barely being P level was punitive. They all sought their best interest and made more money than if they stayed with the Beavers and new window Cougars. Almost nobody has been as vindictive as the CAA. I thought they were being total assholes. They were assholes when JMU voted with the majority to do it to others and they were assholes when they voted to do it to JMU. If Oregon St. and Washington St. tried to exclude everyone else from the ccg, the P4, ESPN and Fox would make their continued existence in FBS very, very difficult.
  19. "Soon after Implosion Friday across the Pac-12, Washington State president Kirk Schulz identified the most immediate task: Determining which schools had voting rights and control of the conference’s assets. “We think there will be some clarity around governance issues in the next two weeks,” he told the Hotline. One month later, clarity has not emerged. Stanford and Cal have fled to the ACC. Only Washington State and Oregon State remain, and they still don’t have the answers needed to take the next step, whether it’s reforming the Pac-12 or joining the Mountain West. “I’m frustrated that we haven’t gotten the information as quickly as we had hoped,” OSU athletic director Scott Barnes told Oregonlive.com last weekend. “It is trickling in. We need to get that buttoned down.” The Hotline sought answers from the conference office. Why is it taking so long to determine the assets, liabilities and governing control? The Pac-12 declined to comment. What is the process and who’s involved? The Pac-12 declined to comment. When might full clarity emerge? The Pac-12 declined to comment. The same radio silence that defined the Pac-12’s messaging strategy throughout the media rights negotiations is at work in this endeavor. Which is fine — the conference isn’t obligated to share information with the media. But it’s required to assist Washington State, Oregon State and the outgoing schools by any means necessary. And once again, headquarters has failed to execute at the necessary level. “Any well-run business should, within 48 hours, have the most up-to-date profit-and-loss statement, balance sheet and liabilities and assets,” an industry source said. “At the latest, they should have had this at the end of August, knowing the odds were pretty good Stanford and Cal were leaving.” Are the finances so messy, the bylaws so vague, that the experts are struggling to understand the critical details? “The conference has been so poorly managed for so long on so many levels,’’ a source said...." Fitting with the incompetence we have seen in the Pac 12. https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2023/09/07/pac-12-legal-delay-wsu-and-osu-hoped-to-proceed-quickly-but-conference-office-slow-to-move/
  20. Hopefully they drop the number. Just be the PAC. We've already got the Big 10 who had 12 for a long time and now is moving to 18, the Big 12 who had 10 for a long time and now is moving to 16 and the Atlantic 10 who keeps changing schools but hasn't had 10 in a long time.
  21. I think Washington and Oregon were always sure things. The only question was timing. This contract or the next.
  22. I think UNC is overrated in realignment. Their basketball is top 5 (UK, KU, Duke, UCLA, UNC) They are in the largest state without at least an SEC or Big 10 school in a metro (Rutgers is NYC metro). Those are big pluses. But in football, which is 80% of the value, they don't add anything. They are an even number addition. You add someone else and get the even number with UNC. You don't add just for UNC if you are the Big 10 or SEC. I think Clemson is underrated. They fill an 80k seat stadium. They have 3 MNCs. They are clearly one of the top 15-20 football programs of the last 50-60 years. They have even more value in the CFP era than they did before. They will be a relatively regular participant. Notre Dame and FSU are sure things. But Clemson is every bit as valuable as Washington and Oregon.
  23. Beavers still in limbo: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/oregon-state-ad-scott-barnes-says-he-s-frustrated-with-speed-of-clarity-over-pac-12-assets/ar-AA1gf9SS Pac 12 can't even tell them what assets they have. “"...When you look at potential assets that we hold, whether it’s autonomy and Power 5 status, the Pac-12 Network or whatever the balance sheet looks like in the end, that helps drive decisions,” Barnes said. In the meantime, “we’re scenario planning. We’re not just waiting. But ultimately, to inform a final decision, it’s important we know about the Pac-12 assets,” he said. Asked if Oct. 1 is a reasonable deadline for a decision on Pac-12 assets, Barnes said “yeah, that’s not unreasonable.” What is delaying a decision? “You’ll have to ask the Pac-12 that,” Barnes said. “I keep asking. It’s been a slow process, a frustrating process.” What are the options? One is a straight merger with Mountain West. Another is a reverse merger where the Mountain West lands under the Pac-12 umbrella. A third is Oregon State and Washington State going the route of a “Pac-2″ for two years. NCAA by-laws allow a conference two years to rebuild to at least eight schools. <<<my note: NCAA rules require at least 6 members to keep the basketball autobid>>> By waiting two years, the cost to acquire Pac-12 expansion schools falls dramatically. The Mountain West’s media rights contract ends after the 2025-26 year. American Athletic (AAC) schools must give 27 months notice before leaving. Barnes said Oregon State could find a way to fill a 12-game football schedule for two years if necessary. “Not easy, but if we had to fill a schedule, it would take comprehensive moves, but we could,” Barnes said. “We’ve vetted it with experts and we know there’s a potential path.” Barnes added that this isn’t necessarily the preferred path, just an option. Barnes confirmed that talks with the AAC have ceased. He said it was a mutual decision, largely because of extensive travel. But Barnes also said that “we’ll continue to pound on doors” regarding possible alliances, including Power 5 conferences."
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