I wish Colorado was still in the Big 12

[brett108]

Yes, they are that bad. This used to be a team that contended both in conference and nationally. Simply amazing. Now they would be a guaranteed win.

 

[CycloneWarning]

Yes, they are that bad. This used to be a team that contended both in conference and nationally. Simply amazing. Now they would be a guaranteed win.

LOOOOOOL. Wow, getting beat at home by Sacramento State. OMG - new depths of suckitude.

 

[nj829]

I was excited to see CSU beat them last week, but this week it's just sad for CU.

 

[Wardecker]

God, I would love to kick CU in the nuts one last time.

Their athletic program sucks.

 

[isukendall]

Yes, they are that bad. This used to be a team that contended both in conference and nationally. Simply amazing. Now they would be a guaranteed win.

Well, we thought that a couple years ago when Arnaud got banged up. Nothing is a guarunteed win.

Personally, selfishly, I wish we still played CU so I could have a game I didn't have to travel >8 hours to a football game. Just me. Otherwise, good riddance.

 

[Wesley]

God, I would love to kick CU in the nuts one last time.

Their athletic program sucks.

PAC 12 may kick them out.

 

[Cy$]

kicker that made the game winner is from the same college Jantz and Horne came from.


A little side note.

 

[EnglishCyclone]

God they are terrible, most FCS teams would beat them.
Hilarious

 

[The_Architect]

There's is some good old fashioned melting down going on at Netbuffs:

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[CySmitty]

Personally, selfishly, I wish we still played CU so I could have a game I didn't have to travel >8 hours to a football game. Just me. Otherwise, good riddance.

+1

 

[CYlent Bob]

As far as I'm concerned, the Pac 12 is like that guy who was cheating with your ex-wife, ended up marrying her after she left you, and now he wants to come around and commiserate about "just how crazy she is".

My thought? "Don't tell me about it. You wanted her, you got her."

(same thing applies to Nebby in the B1G, and Tigger/Aggy in the SEC. ESPECIALLY Aggy.)

 

[CLONECONES]

well

fresno state is favored by 14 next weekend lol

 

[BigLame]

As far as I'm concerned, the Pac 12 is like that guy who was cheating with your ex-wife, ended up marrying her after she left you, and now he wants to come around and commiserate about "just how crazy she is".

My thought? "Don't tell me about it. You wanted her, you got her."

(same thing applies to Nebby in the B1G, and Tigger/Aggy in the SEC. ESPECIALLY Aggy.)

Totally agree. Mizzou? aTm? Look at Colorado now. That is where you will be in a couple years.
Nebby learning the hard way, too. Cutting off the Texas recruiting starting to show.

 

[The_Architect]

Totally agree. Mizzou? aTm? Look at Colorado now. That is where you will be in a couple years.
Nebby learning the hard way, too. Cutting off the Texas recruiting starting to show.

It's a little different with Colorado though, they primarily recruited California.

 

[BigLame]

It's a little different with Colorado though, they primarily recruited California.

Always have, I know - but as a member of the Big XII, they could sprinkle in recruits from Texas too. Not so much anymore. I think what Colorado & Nebraska used to get will/have shifted to other schools: the TCUs and hopefully us too!

 

[cygrads]

Good weekend when the Big XII defectors go 0-4!

 

[alarson]

As far as I'm concerned, the Pac 12 is like that guy who was cheating with your ex-wife, ended up marrying her after she left you, and now he wants to come around and commiserate about "just how crazy she is".

My thought? "Don't tell me about it. You wanted her, you got her."

(same thing applies to Nebby in the B1G, and Tigger/Aggy in the SEC. ESPECIALLY Aggy.)

I don't blame colorado though, they were almost forced to make the jump. Everyone in the south was talking about going too, and there were rumblings that there was politicking going on to take their spot, which wouldve left CU out of a major conference like the other 'forgotten' teams. So they jumped before anyone else, before things could be patched back up among the other teams.

 

[Cydkar]

CU was smart to leave. They'll be fine.

 

[brett108]

CU was smart to leave. They'll be fine.

If fine is be a bottom feeder, I guess thats right. I think they do no better in the Big 12, I just find it amazing how bad the athletics have gotten at CU.

 

[MNCyGuy]

I don't blame colorado though, they were almost forced to make the jump. Everyone in the south was talking about going too, and there were rumblings that there was politicking going on to take their spot, which wouldve left CU out of a major conference like the other 'forgotten' teams. So they jumped before anyone else, before things could be patched back up among the other teams.

Now that it's purely hypothetical and there's no real risk to ISU, it's fascinating to wonder what the conferences would have actually looked like if Pac-16 had actually gone through.