Oregon/Washington/Stanford to B10

Big PAC will look like this:

East
Okie State
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
TCU
Texas Tech
Houston

West
Washington State
Oregon State
Cal
Utah
Arizona State
Colorado
Arizona
BYU

(07-05-2022 11:34 AM)TTT Wrote:  Oregon/Washington/Stanford to B10

Big PAC will look like this:

East
Okie State
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
TCU
Texas Tech
Houston

West
Washington State
Oregon State
Cal
Utah
Arizona State
Colorado
Arizona
BYU

Did you even read the article?

(07-05-2022 11:34 AM)TTT Wrote:  Oregon/Washington/Stanford to B10

Big PAC will look like this:

East
Okie State
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
TCU
Texas Tech
Houston

West
Washington State
Oregon State
Cal
Utah
Arizona State
Colorado
Arizona
BYU

No Cincy or UCF?

Four corner schools along with Oregon and Washington are in talks with the B12.

(07-05-2022 11:34 AM)TTT Wrote:  Oregon/Washington/Stanford to B10

Big PAC will look like this:

East
Okie State
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
TCU
Texas Tech
Houston

West
Washington State
Oregon State
Cal
Utah
Arizona State
Colorado
Arizona
BYU

This is real life, not make believe. You cannot just drop members and make a new conference up.

Wait, if Washington/Oregon are involved in this too, does that mean they believe Stanford/Cal are close to getting in the B1G?

(07-05-2022 11:38 AM)Sellular1 Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:34 AM)TTT Wrote:  Oregon/Washington/Stanford to B10

Big PAC will look like this:

East
Okie State
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
TCU
Texas Tech
Houston

West
Washington State
Oregon State
Cal
Utah
Arizona State
Colorado
Arizona
BYU

No Cincy or UCF?

He didn’t even read the article, basically it said the B12 is in talks with Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, Colorado, and also Oregon and Washington. At no point was it talking about a merger or leaving Cincy and UCF. It also didn’t mention WSU and OSU at all.

yes

(07-05-2022 11:34 AM)TTT Wrote:  Oregon/Washington/Stanford to B10

Big PAC will look like this:

East
Okie State
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
TCU
Texas Tech
Houston

West
Washington State
Oregon State
Cal
Utah
Arizona State
Colorado
Arizona
BYU

Nope. If Stanford, Oregon and Washington are off the board, no way does the PAC break up the Big 12 and no way that Washington State or Oregon State join the Big 12.

Oklahoma State
Baylor
TCU
Texas Tech

West Virgina
Cincinnati
UCF
Houston

Colorado
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas

Utah
Arizona State
Arizona
BYU

9-game 3-2-2-2 football schedule

(07-05-2022 11:38 AM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  Wait, if Washington/Oregon are involved in this too, does that mean they believe Stanford/Cal are close to getting in the B1G?

Maybe.....but why Cal??? If they love their academics....wonderful. Harvard has a better athletic program than Cal with better academics and they are a lot closer.

(07-05-2022 11:40 AM)otown Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:38 AM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  Wait, if Washington/Oregon are involved in this too, does that mean they believe Stanford/Cal are close to getting in the B1G?

Maybe.....but why Cal??? If they love their academics....wonderful. Harvard has a better athletic program than Cal with better academics and they are a lot closer.

Cal is an option. I can't imagine the tv money is enough that Harvard would consider leaving the ivy league.

(07-05-2022 11:32 AM)BraveKnight Wrote:  

Interesting in that Dodd usually likes to troll the Big 12. He has Missouri connections.

(07-05-2022 11:39 AM)BraveKnight Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:38 AM)Sellular1 Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:34 AM)TTT Wrote:  Oregon/Washington/Stanford to B10

Big PAC will look like this:

East
Okie State
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
TCU
Texas Tech
Houston

West
Washington State
Oregon State
Cal
Utah
Arizona State
Colorado
Arizona
BYU

No Cincy or UCF?

He didn’t even read the article, basically it said the B12 is in talks with Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, Colorado, and also Oregon and Washington. At no point was it talking about a merger or leaving Cincy and UCF. It also didn’t mention WSU and OSU at all.

The article did say a merger was not off the table.

If all six go to the Big 12:

Washington, Oregon, Utah, BYU, Arizona, Arizona State
Texas Tech, TCU, Houston, Baylor, Colorado, Oklahoma State
Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, UCF, Cincinnati, West Virginia

That probably means one permanent rival and 8 rotating for scheduling purposes. Other than who draws short straw for Iowa State it works pretty well. Sixteen teams would certainly be cleaner.

Washington and Oregon are keeping all options open. Surprising that Stanford and California aren't doing the same.

(07-05-2022 11:38 AM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  Wait, if Washington/Oregon are involved in this too, does that mean they believe Stanford/Cal are close to getting in the B1G?

Or Stanford goes Indy and Cal ?‍♂️

(07-05-2022 11:51 AM)GoldenWarrior11 Wrote:  Washington and Oregon are keeping all options open. Surprising that Stanford and California aren't doing the same.

Yeah at this point if your Oregon/UW you keep all doors open

Big 12:
West Virginia
UCF
Cincinnati
Iowa State
Houston
Kansas
Kansas State
TCU
Baylor
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
BYU
Utah
Arizona
Arizona State
Colorado
Washington
Oregon

(07-05-2022 11:42 AM)Hootyhoo Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:40 AM)otown Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:38 AM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  Wait, if Washington/Oregon are involved in this too, does that mean they believe Stanford/Cal are close to getting in the B1G?

Maybe.....but why Cal??? If they love their academics....wonderful. Harvard has a better athletic program than Cal with better academics and they are a lot closer.

Cal is an option. I can't imagine the tv money is enough that Harvard would consider leaving the ivy league.

I mentioned Harvard out of sarcasm