*****The Super, Mega, Huge Big 12 Expansion Thread*****

[Pseudonym]

not cool to even joke about. *throws up on screen*

Who is joking?

[CtownCyclone]

Look at all of you sitting on your high horses like you've never had a J/O in to a jar party with your closest buddies. Hell, we have one every 3rd Friday of the month, it's a great time.

Only wierd part about it is the burning. We keep ours on a mantle so we can reflect on all of the good times we've had together, being such good buds of course. I bedazzled the jar last month, the guys are going to just love it.

"Bedazzled"?

[CycloneChris]

The dads out there may get this one:

The only problem is I'm sure the Tammy Aggies love swiping.

[Cyballzz]

"Bedazzled"?

Yeah...

Just the continued disconnect between generations... It used to be about whats IN the jar not whats ON the jar.


Its just sad really.

[ISUAgronomist]

I still hope Baylor folds their cards today and A&M can leave tomorrow.

[LindenCy]

I still hope Baylor folds their cards today and A&M can leave tomorrow.

Ditto. I still don't understand how this is being held up. Let them go!

[ISUAgronomist]

Ditto. I still don't understand how this is being held up. Let them go!

The only logical explanation is that Baylor has been shot down when working on backup plans.

[rholtgraves]

Ditto. I still don't understand how this is being held up. Let them go!

You are kidding right? Why would they just let them go and give up legal recourse, that makes no sense for Baylor who could get left in the dark. I don't schools like Iowa State, Kstate, Kansas should be forfeiting their right to legal action either. even if Iowa State has been working on things behind the scenes it is one of the schools in the worst positions and should not limit its options nor get rid of its legal rights for nothing in return.

[CtownCyclone]

The only logical explanation is that Baylor has been shot down when working on backup plans.

Seems to be the consensus. I'm betting everybody has contingency plans except for Baylor. Hence the holdup. Twitter is saying that Bayor wants the rest of the Forgottens to back them up with their legal claims...

[LindenCy]

You are kidding right? Why would they just let them go and give up legal recourse, that makes no sense for Baylor who could get left in the dark. I don't schools like Iowa State, Kstate, Kansas should be forfeiting their right to legal action either. even if Iowa State has been working on things behind the scenes it is one of the schools in the worst positions and should not limit its options nor get rid of its legal rights for nothing in return.

The conference is poisoned beyond belief at this point. I don't want ISU to be screwed out of cash, but as a fan, I have no desire to see this crap continue.

[tejasclone]

maybe that is why they wanted their own netwoirk and not to be associated with Tam. Does Alabama condone mason jars?

Alabama bypasses the jars and the business is done straight into the fire.

In Mississippi, they don't use jars, but rather a communal well.

[Cydkar]

Jon Miller told me that UT was setting up to go independent. Why would they care about the Pac, ACC or the Big XII?

Jon Miller told me that the Hawks wouldn't lose a game last year.

[aeroclone]

You are kidding right? Why would they just let them go and give up legal recourse, that makes no sense for Baylor who could get left in the dark. I don't schools like Iowa State, Kstate, Kansas should be forfeiting their right to legal action either. even if Iowa State has been working on things behind the scenes it is one of the schools in the worst positions and should not limit its options nor get rid of its legal rights for nothing in return.

You know, I'm kind of thinking this as well. Maybe we do have a contingency plan lined up, but with as fluid as all of this stuff seems to be, would you bet the farm on that plan? I would think that you would want to do what you can to save the Big 12 before you take your chances elsewhere. It seems likely that we would land somewhere, but the odds of getting shut out are greater than zero, why roll the dice on that before you have to?

[snowcraig2.0]

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[LindenCy]

You know, I'm kind of thinking this as well. Maybe we do have a contingency plan lined up, but with as fluid as all of this stuff seems to be, would you bet the farm on that plan? I would think that you would want to do what you can to save the Big 12 before you take your chances elsewhere. It seems likely that we would land somewhere, but the odds of getting shut out are greater than zero, why roll the dice on that before you have to?

I would agree with that. I in no way want to be left in the cold, but if we have a landing spot, as a fan, I would be for going. I am sick of this garbage.