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Just reported: Missouri AD resigns
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Sharp's up next!
for principles or integrity (or lack thereof)
Hopefully.Bill Superman said:
Sharp's up next!
The WAR begins
he has seen the pods
Bill Superman said:
Sharp's up next!
That would be awesome,
Firing him would erotic!
LatinAggie1997 said:Bill Superman said:
Sharp's up next!
That would be awesome,
Firing him would erotic!
At least borderline so.......
I believe the actual quote was "borderline erotic."LatinAggie1997 said:Bill Superman said:
Sharp's up next!
That would be awesome,
Firing him would erotic!
ETA: Dang it! Beat to the punch.
putting money on him taking the UCF job, the president there is who hired him at mizzou and i think its more home to him. i think it was only expected he'd be there a few more years due to age.
While he technically hired drink who the fans like now, the process was a **** show and the boc overrode his first person he wanted hired.
May not like the NIL stuff/conference change/current president
While he technically hired drink who the fans like now, the process was a **** show and the boc overrode his first person he wanted hired.
May not like the NIL stuff/conference change/current president
Oh boy
or he may try to push ucf into the sec. Mizzou has a strong hatred towards uf, I think I'd be hilariousThe Lost said:
putting money on him taking the UCF job, the president there is who hired him at mizzou and i think its more home to him. i think it was only expected he'd be there a few more years due to age.
While he technically hired drink who the fans like now, the process was a **** show and the boc overrode his first person he wanted hired.
May not like the NIL stuff/conference change/current president
I'd be for it just for the laughs and to spite UF. And their national co-champions, Bama.
aggiehawg said:I believe the actual quote was "borderline erotic."LatinAggie1997 said:Bill Superman said:
Sharp's up next!
That would be awesome,
Firing him would erotic!
ETA: Dang it! Beat to the punch.
Yeah, I forgot the actual quote and wanted to get my response in quickly.
Hubs and I were at that game. It was fun.LatinAggie1997 said:aggiehawg said:I believe the actual quote was "borderline erotic."LatinAggie1997 said:Bill Superman said:
Sharp's up next!
That would be awesome,
Firing him would erotic!
ETA: Dang it! Beat to the punch.
Yeah, I forgot the actual quote and wanted to get my response in quickly.
I do miss Bielema though. He was funny. Even when he didn't intend to be.
Bielema is the best. pic.twitter.com/tHv6Rydkqy
— Kyle Deckelbaum (@KyleDeckelbaum) November 8, 2015
Just my wild guess...he and the Administration don't agree with Missouri's decision.
I'm telling you. He wanted to stay in the SEC and Big 10 just offered Mizzou, where the high ups want them to be. It's gonna be a wild next 24 months.
Wait, what? If that is the "power move" the B1G commish chose, he's toast. He had tu and ou on board and gets Mizzoo in exchange? No.Nino Brown said:
I'm telling you. He wanted to stay in the SEC and Big 10 just offered Mizzou, where the high ups want them to be. It's gonna be a wild next 24 months.
Fox Sports is in charge. They don't want Mizzoo. Makes little financial sense.
Well Big 10 ain't taking OU. So I think it's a power move and they're trying to **** up the amount of teams in the SEC. Would put SEC back at 15 and then SEC would have to go poach ACC. Forcing Texas to make a decsion about leaving OU or not and gets them another AAU school and St. Louis market. With Kansas and Iowa State on the way Big 10 and SEC are gonna keep playing this for a few more years.aggiehawg said:Wait, what? If that is the "power move" the B1G commish chose, he's toast. He had tu and ou on board and gets Mizzoo in exchange? No.Nino Brown said:
I'm telling you. He wanted to stay in the SEC and Big 10 just offered Mizzou, where the high ups want them to be. It's gonna be a wild next 24 months.
Fox Sports is in charge. They don't want Mizzoo. Makes little financial sense.
Big 10 and SEC are playing 3 D chess to get rid of Big 12 and ACC and establish two Super Conferfences and see what PAC does. Been going on for a long time.
And no, it is a power move. Due to the fact that once SEC tampers with ACC, Clemson and Florida State, then there goes Virginia, UNC, Duke, Georgia Tech and Pitt into the Big 10. That's 5 AAU schools into new markets. Not the football schools necessarily that SEC looks at but Big 10 keeps it's academic standards and adds has much revenue has possible.aggiehawg said:Wait, what? If that is the "power move" the B1G commish chose, he's toast. He had tu and ou on board and gets Mizzoo in exchange? No.Nino Brown said:
I'm telling you. He wanted to stay in the SEC and Big 10 just offered Mizzou, where the high ups want them to be. It's gonna be a wild next 24 months.
Fox Sports is in charge. They don't want Mizzoo. Makes little financial sense.
Wouldn't it be just like the 'horns to be playing the SEC and Big10 against each other for a better conference deal?
Maryland is already in the B1G, just sayin'
Keep your eyes on this situation.
Do your google research.
Do your google research.
Every poster who continues to repeat networks being 'in charge' or responsible for these moves is so ass backwards in their thinking and should not be taken seriously.
ESPN is not influencing Texas and OU wanting to join the sec and fox has no influence on anything either.
ESPN is not influencing Texas and OU wanting to join the sec and fox has no influence on anything either.
Sorry, I just meant Pitt, AAU member. Had Maryland on my mind because I've heard that's the possible play Maryland being old rivals of the ACC teams being added. Also gets them into Georgia with Georgia Tech or forces SEC to take them back after they left in 64. Georgia Tech was pretty damn good before leaving and now you'd have Ohio State and Michigan in the deep south recruiting more. 3D chess and yes I believe they're approaching Mizzou to **** **** up or SEC has to vote no to Texas.MyAggie said:
Maryland is already in the B1G, just sayin'
Sips are already wrecking the conference before they even get here.
counter subconscious espionage
W said:
he has seen the pods
Evanhue said:
Sips are already wrecking the conference before they even get here.
Yep. The SEC truly has no idea what kind of trouble they are inviting in the back door.
They actually believe that Texas will join the conference and just submit themselves nicely to equal status with the other schools.
The ONLY good part about this will be getting the chance to say, "I told you so" to the rest of the league.
They've got no clue what's about to happen.
Ironically in the long run we will be one of the least impacted SEC teams.4 said:Evanhue said:
Sips are already wrecking the conference before they even get here.
Yep. The SEC truly has no idea what kind of trouble they are inviting in the back door.
They actually believe that Texas will join the conference and just submit themselves nicely to equal status with the other schools.
The ONLY good part about this will be getting the chance to say, "I told you so" to the rest of the league.
They've got no clue what's about to happen.
“I don’t even sit on the left side of church”
There is so much truth in this post it's scary.Aginnebraska said:
Wouldn't it be just like the 'horns to be playing the SEC and Big10 against each other for a better conference deal?
Rebel Yell said:Ironically in the long run we will be one of the least impacted SEC teams.4 said:Evanhue said:
Sips are already wrecking the conference before they even get here.
Yep. The SEC truly has no idea what kind of trouble they are inviting in the back door.
They actually believe that Texas will join the conference and just submit themselves nicely to equal status with the other schools.
The ONLY good part about this will be getting the chance to say, "I told you so" to the rest of the league.
They've got no clue what's about to happen.
underrated post by rebel!
Nino Brown said:
Big 10 and SEC are playing 3 D chess to get rid of Big 12 and ACC and establish two Super Conferfences and see what PAC does. Been going on for a long time.
Seems like you'd want to end up with 2 or 4, not three conferences, right?
You are so wrong. Golden Rule: He who has the gold, makes the rules. The conferences have content that they sell and it's a limited buyer's market and has been since college ball first started to be televised.Bunk Moreland said:
Every poster who continues to repeat networks being 'in charge' or responsible for these moves is so ass backwards in their thinking and should not be taken seriously.
ESPN is not influencing Texas and OU wanting to join the sec and fox has no influence on anything either.
Some of that is changing as streaming services come into more use but there are still high production costs for live content.
The media partners make investments into the conferences. They understandably want to protect and make those investments thrive. Of course they have a seat at the table and can pull strings behind the scenes.
In 2010, it was the Boys in Bristol identifying Dodds' weak point, his all consuming desire for the school network. Dangling that before him put the kibosh on the PAC deal. Why did ESPN not want the Big XII to fold and watch the big five leave for the PAC (or us to the SEC)? Because at the time, the PAC was a Fox Sports property.
And this round of realignment was kicked off by two things. Last August, ESPN shut down all studio shows on the LHN, effectively shuttering the place. The LHN was dead. That freed tu up to look around without that albatross. Then the media partners wanted the GOR extended for ten years. Then they passed on early negotiations for the next media contracts. It was clear to everybody that the next contract would be a reduction in money, the same or a very modest increase, at best. The Big XII had reached their peak value and were still behind.
For whatever reason, CBS decided they were getting out of the college football business and didn't vigorously bid on the new SEC contract. So ESPN won that contract. No more 2:30 CBS SEC games come 2025. ESPN has all rights to the SEC content after then (or maybe sooner.)
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