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  • bobestes
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    If the big 12 thought they could make more money by adding UC and/or another school, they would have done it by now. Not trying to be Debbie Downer, just being realistic about where we stand in the current landscape.

    Don't be shocked if they magically end up with a championship game with 10 schools. If that happens, we may as well get extra comfy with the AAC.

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  • bearcatgary
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    Originally posted by bearcatbret View Post
    BYU and Boise do not bring the TV market nor the recruiting grounds that an expansion needs.
    Although it's a secondary consideration, UC and Memphis would arguably make the B12 the 2nd best basketball conference (perhaps the best every few years).

    To me, it's a no-brainer to add UC and BYU/Memphis and have been posting this on message boards all day long....

    --Gary

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  • bearcatbret
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    BYU and Boise do not bring the TV market nor the recruiting grounds that an expansion needs.

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  • cinmike
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    After hearing Bowlsby and the rest of the Big 12 reaction. I feel like the Previous UC and Memphis to the big 12 reports were not accurate. That being said, I do feel the the Big 12 will make an impulse decision and add 2 teams. Twitter seams to think that we are the top choice, but I think it is a toss up between BYU/Boise vs UC/another AAC school. I might be biased, but UC brings a lot more to the table than any other non-p5 school.

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  • richard k.
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    Originally posted by longtimefan View Post
    Just realized something. Ohio has greater population than Indiana and Iowa combined, but between them they have five P5 teams counting ND. Ohio only has one, doesn't make sense.
    Does if your OSU.

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  • longtimefan
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    Big 12 commish: Consider new model

    We have to weigh whether this is substantial enough to add institutions. ... It's certainly a major consideration."



    http://m.espn.go.com/ncf/story?storyId=11993892

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  • True Bearcat
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    Here we go local speculation begins.

    http://www.cincinnati.com/story/spor...s-up/20054963/

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  • longtimefan
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    Just realized something. Ohio has greater population than Indiana and Iowa combined, but between them they have five P5 teams counting ND. Ohio only has one, doesn't make sense.

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  • bearcatbret
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    ^The whole Country knew that there would be no B12 team in the playoff for the past year so this can not be catching them off guard. Actually, Houston and ECU had pretty good season that could have been even better if not for a few plays. UC escaped with home victories against both of those teams. The American is the 6th best conference but that will not even get you a cup of coffee at the local diner. The problem with the American is that they may be 1-5 more competitive than any conference but they do not have that elite team or teams. That being said, how does the B12 expect to survive with TCU and Baylor waiving their banner versus the all mighty Longhorns.

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  • coach
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    ha! that's a classic cya comment. if he didn't see this coming, then he shouldn't be leading the big 12. what will be interesting will be to see if any of the other conferences take preemptive strikes in anticipation of the big 12 trying to expand. it's not out of the question the acc would try to get bigger with teams like a uc if it's easier now than later. it's hard to see how the big 12 acts. they may be very deliberate and try to test the waters with other p5 members first. they are a group that has historically been stodgy and slow to move. we'll see. onward to the bowl game, and congrats to the cats. sorry for houston, looks like coach got the cut.

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  • longtimefan
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  • cmm27
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    It came down to not having a championship game. They need 12 to have one and are currently at 10. Pieces are falling in place, and I wouldn't be surprised to find out that a Big 12 rep was at the game yesterday.

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  • coach
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    Look, the big10 is not a league who had any great out of conference opponents this year. In fact their early ooc was a disaster. The real proof will be osu's next familiar tussle with the sec. Go bama!

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  • Bearcats1232002
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    No team from the Big 12 makes the playoffs. I think that helps us. At least I hope so.

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  • longtimefan
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    As far as the Big 12 is concerned, if you are not clearly the best in your own league, how can you expect to make the playoff and beat outright champions from other leagues?

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