The article still contains the same amounts of massive FAIL that it did earlier this morning...
http://www.cyclonefanatic.com/forum...9-houston-chronicle-aggie-joke-longhorns.html
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The article still contains the same amounts of massive FAIL that it did earlier this morning...
http://www.cyclonefanatic.com/forum...9-houston-chronicle-aggie-joke-longhorns.html
dont worry, as people get home from work and fire up twitter u usually see the bs ramp up...people cant resist the urge to make **** up
I will file this under the likelihood of Rice fans thinking them, ND, and BYU are the Big12 expansion targets.
The fate of OSU, non-factor status of UH, and other things SCREAM bs here.
Hilarious. Which one of these programs does not belong?
LSU
Alabama
Florida
Auburn
HOUSTON
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Mizzou
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There just isn't one in there that is coming out and slapping me in the face. Could you point it out to me?
Missouri Doesn’t “Show Me” it Belongs in SEC | College Football News, Opinion and Analysis | Chuck Oliver.Net
Here's a good summation:
Here's a good summation:
I thought the end was interesting too...
So what is he saying? The SEC will feel fine standing pat at 13 teams for the next 10 years? That the SEC will invite Mizzou even though he thinks they don't fit?
For all the ND naysayers who are spouting with certainty that ND would not join under any conditions...
We all know chip brown is the mouthpiece of UT. If he says it is possible than it must be possible. Why else float that name? No one wants to be turned down or spurned in public. If ND was not interested under any circumstance, then a simple phone call saying so would suffice.
I don't think it is likely either but it seems like they must be listening to the offer. So quit dismissing it completely out of hand. Two years ago, no one would think a&m would separate from UT. No one would think that TCU would be in the big east. Things change.
We all know chip brown is the mouthpiece of UT. If he says it is possible than it must be possible. Why else float that name? No one wants to be turned down or spurned in public. If ND was not interested under any circumstance, then a simple phone call saying so would suffice.
I don't think it is likely either but it seems like they must be listening to the offer. So quit dismissing it completely out of hand. Two years ago, no one would think a&m would separate from UT. No one would think that TCU would be in the big east. Things change.
Ditching the service academy wanna-be for the real McCoys. :yes:
(I don't know how well they would fit...but replacing a poser with the real thing is often a good thing)
What about we add Stanford and USC? ND has rivalry games with them.
Or Michigan and Michigan State?
Or Michigan and Michigan State?
Have no fear, we will get there. A&M is a near certainty to leave and that will spur a huge number of posts and if for some unknown reason they don't go there will still be a huge number of posts reading about the mass-hysteria at aTm for not getting out of the Big 12.
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Big XII responded to A&M's letter
Texas A&M officials received a letter today from Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe, outlining withdrawal procedures according to the financial provisions of Big 12 bylaws and mutual waivers of legal claims.
The letter, received in response to A&M’s Thursday request for withdrawal procedures, should help expedite A&M’s apparent move to the Southeastern Conference.
In a statement released today, A&M president R. Bowen Loftin stressed that it is “not our intent to prolong our conference exploration for an extended period of time.” Sources at both A&M and the Big 12 have suggested that, because of the mutual waiver of legal claims in regard to a possible A&M move to the SEC, an announcement in regard to the school’s application for SEC membership could occur by the end of the week.
In Monday’s statement, Loftin said: “I certainly appreciate the discussion among the Big 12 presidents/chancellors (during Saturday’s teleconference) and the expression for their desire for Texas A&M to remain in the conference. We all agree that Texas A&M is an extremely valuable institution; thus, it is incumbent upon me, as the president of the university, to ensure that we are in a position to enhance our national visibility and future financial opportunity. While this is a complex and long-term decision, it is not our intent to prolong our conference exploration for an extended period of time.”
_ Jimmy Burch
http://sportsblogs.star-telegram.com...oward-pos.html
Texas A&M officials received a letter today from Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe, outlining withdrawal procedures according to the financial provisions of Big 12 bylaws and mutual waivers of legal claims.
The letter, received in response to A&M’s Thursday request for withdrawal procedures, should help expedite A&M’s apparent move to the Southeastern Conference.
In a statement released today, A&M president R. Bowen Loftin stressed that it is “not our intent to prolong our conference exploration for an extended period of time.” Sources at both A&M and the Big 12 have suggested that, because of the mutual waiver of legal claims in regard to a possible A&M move to the SEC, an announcement in regard to the school’s application for SEC membership could occur by the end of the week.
In Monday’s statement, Loftin said: “I certainly appreciate the discussion among the Big 12 presidents/chancellors (during Saturday’s teleconference) and the expression for their desire for Texas A&M to remain in the conference. We all agree that Texas A&M is an extremely valuable institution; thus, it is incumbent upon me, as the president of the university, to ensure that we are in a position to enhance our national visibility and future financial opportunity. While this is a complex and long-term decision, it is not our intent to prolong our conference exploration for an extended period of time.”
_ Jimmy Burch
http://sportsblogs.star-telegram.com...oward-pos.html
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Interesting...the Big 12 doesn't seem to be putting up too much of a fight.
Perhaps they know who wants in when aTm leaves. :twitcy:
Perhaps they know who wants in when aTm leaves. :twitcy:
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