They happened to have Ndamukong Suh.. and I don’t know if what Taylor Martinez did can be called “throwing.”
Where Will ISU End Up if the Big 12 Implodes?
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I'm guessing that if ISU and KU do make it in the B1G somehow, thay are going to have to bend over and take it for a long while in the revenue sharing department. That's fine, whatever it takes. Same is true, although to a lesser extent, with the PAC12.
For what it’s worth, on another forum with older, connected posters, I’m hearing…
BIG12 dead, Bowlsby to retire, ISU to the BIG10.
Says his source is as close as you can get to Bowlsby.
BIG12 dead, Bowlsby to retire, ISU to the BIG10.
Says his source is as close as you can get to Bowlsby.
"Retire" is a nice way to put it. We'll see about the rest, but really appreciate the info!
I thought the only reason Cloned ever knew anything is because he used to drink with Eustachy at Wallaby's.
Could be. I just know that guy was message board legend for a while. Kind of lost that when he swore Hoiberg wasn't leaving for the Bulls.
I don’t wanna post people’s handles here.
I trust this poster, been there since 2007, and seems connected to the right people.
I just remember him from back in the Eustachy days. He always had inside info on the bb team and recruiting but I think somebody said he was getting it from Larry himself.
The whole thing is about 'return' on the advertising dollar and the ability to 'sway' fandom. The new paradigm for advertising, basically, eliminates 'broadcast' advertising or, at the very least, severely limits its comparative effectiveness. The sway of fandom, I'd argue is more towards a more viable conference than towards a specific team (see SEC as perfect example. How many people can readily identify ALL teams?). Forward thinkers see this. Backward thinkers don't. But, as many posters have pointed out, the SEC, by itself, won't garner 'lasting' viewership. They need a MUCH larger audience.
Until enough generations die off with no relevance during. Northwestern was the undisputed #1 team until a team came in there and blew them away like a Cyclone. We (all of us) are merely a brief snapshot in history.
You think our mild to good success the past couple years equates to what Nebraska was doing back in the day?
