If Big 12 implodes...

[MartyFine]

Is that such a bad thing? Couldn't ISU just have a MVC basketball team and nuke JTS?

 

[awd4cy]

Yes it is a bad thing, and no

 

[CysRage]

ISU making $2 million per year instead of $35 million and we play on Fox College Sports instead of ESPN. Great idea OP.

 

[Rogue52]

If we lose to that pathetic UNI team (thats offense consisted of #15 running around in circles and throwing balls 10 feet of receivers heads) now, just imagine where we would be if implosion left us outside power five.

Better find a nuke is correct.

 

[MartyFine]

You people are worried about money? You only need that kind of money in college sports for your football program, and obviously ISU doesn't have a football program

 

[cyIclSoneU]

You people are worried about money? You only need that kind of money in college sports for your football program, and obviously ISU doesn't have a football program

Funny!!!!!!!!!! Such humor!

 

[acgclone]

It's many, many days like yesterday that will be the main culprit for being left out when the B12 finally dies.

 

[Macloney]

ISU making $2 million per year instead of $35 million and we play on Fox College Sports instead of ESPN. Great idea OP.

Yes, because the game yesterday was so easy to watch outside of the Des Moines metro area. Western Michigan/Northwestern and Western Michigan/Purdue had a national spot yesterday.

 

[awd4cy]

Yes, because the game yesterday was so easy to watch outside of the Des Moines metro area. Western Michigan/Northwestern and Western Michigan/Purdue had a national spot yesterday.

You mean for the select few that carry a sports pack and can watch BTN2/Alt?

 

[Macloney]

You mean for the select few that carry a sports pack and can watch BTN2/Alt?

Neither one of those games required a sports pack on our cable provider and both were on ESPN networks. The ISU game required a subscription to a website for us to watch.

 

[Macloney]

You mean for the select few that carry a sports pack and can watch BTN2/Alt?

Neither one of those games required a sports pack on our cable provider and both were on ESPN networks. The ISU game required a subscription to a website for us to watch.