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NSIAP Baylor stole Texags
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quote:Okay,
I'm dying! Baylor message boards always crack me up. https://sicem365.com/forums/new/2/166/1654/quotequote:
As we get hype for the start of the season I want to celebrate the conference I've been following for nearly my whole life. I've started a list of why the Big XII is the nation's best conference. Add your own reasons below.
1. It's based in Texas. It gives us regional match-ups people actually care about. Sure, tv anchors always hype games with "blue blood" programs, but in college football there just isn't as much passion there as there is in rivalry games. A game against Ohio State or Florida will never generate the passion of a game against the TCUs, Texas Tech's and Oklahoma State's, simply because of geography. We work and live with grads of those schools, making the match-ups meaningful.
2. Central Time Zone. Enough said. Our games are on when people can actually watch. That's a big disadvantage to the PAC-12. The SEC and BIG have more prime time games, but that's overrated. Games that start after 6:00 run the risk of running long-past when some fans will be getting ready for bed. Games at noon, or even 11:00 are perfect.
3. Strength of Schedule. It's just right. We play 9 conference games against legit Power 5 schools. And if some of the schools aren't exactly world-beaters
(looking at you, Kansas), that just gives us more flexibility to schedule interesting and challenging non-conference showdowns.
4. Travel. Baylor nation has a fantastic reputation of traveling to rep our school at away games, which is especially impressive given our small/medium student population. The geographically compact nature of the conference--focused in Texas/Oklahoma makes it all possible.
5. Stability. We've had turnover in recent years, but now we're a conference that up-and-coming future blue-blood programs want to be a part of. What other conference has schools falling over themselves to join? The grant of rights agreement is a big plus here. Some conferences have no penalty at all to leave. That means it's a house of cards that could fall apart any minute. The SEC appears stable, but without a grant of rights, crazy stuff can happen. Texas A&M and Arkansas could decide to come back to the Big XII/SWC days if they want to recruit Texas better. Florida could decide to join its rival in the ACC. Tennessee could skip to the BIG. It may sound far fetched, but 1 school with a wandering eye could bring the whole thing down.
Whose sock was this?
Denial is strong.
Roll Tide
This is off to a great start. 
They even stole the legal disclaimer. Those sonsobeeches!
"SicEm365 is an independent site and is not affiliated with Baylor University. 2016 SicEm365. All rights reserved."
"TexAgs is an independent site and is not affiliated with Texas A&M University. 2016 Maroon & White LP. All rights reserved."
"SicEm365 is an independent site and is not affiliated with Baylor University. 2016 SicEm365. All rights reserved."
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quote:quote:ANNND banned already. Looks like the user name Ray P Bear was not welcome.
In
Damn you I just spit soda all over my desk. now everyone in the office is looking at me weird...
My topic "We should give an honorary degree to Bill Cosby" didn't last 12 seconds
quote:It gone
This is off to a great start.
quote:nevermind, they banned me within 10 minutes before i could remove my username
**************** in the house
You guys are giving the mods over there a real work out.
quote:Tarp Covered Wunderland got me banned...quote:nevermind, they banned me within 10 minutes before i could remove my username
**************** in the house
Ray P got the perma-ban minutes after first post. Those mods are on their game.
quote:hope you're able to hold it together on this tough day as wellquote:Tarp Covered Wunderland got me banned...quote:nevermind, they banned me within 10 minutes before i could remove my username
**************** in the house
Should have waited until they had a bigger user base. The mods there have nothing else to do besides ban people at the moment. Keep your powder dry
My first post has already been deleted. But I don't think I'm banned yet.
Unsure which word caused the delete:
"So far this site seems a lot less rapey than BaylorFans"
Unsure which word caused the delete:
"So far this site seems a lot less rapey than BaylorFans"
quote:Who says it was a sock?quote:Okay,
I'm dying! Baylor message boards always crack me up. https://sicem365.com/forums/new/2/166/1654/quotequote:
As we get hype for the start of the season I want to celebrate the conference I've been following for nearly my whole life. I've started a list of why the Big XII is the nation's best conference. Add your own reasons below.
1. It's based in Texas. It gives us regional match-ups people actually care about. Sure, tv anchors always hype games with "blue blood" programs, but in college football there just isn't as much passion there as there is in rivalry games. A game against Ohio State or Florida will never generate the passion of a game against the TCUs, Texas Tech's and Oklahoma State's, simply because of geography. We work and live with grads of those schools, making the match-ups meaningful.
2. Central Time Zone. Enough said. Our games are on when people can actually watch. That's a big disadvantage to the PAC-12. The SEC and BIG have more prime time games, but that's overrated. Games that start after 6:00 run the risk of running long-past when some fans will be getting ready for bed. Games at noon, or even 11:00 are perfect.
3. Strength of Schedule. It's just right. We play 9 conference games against legit Power 5 schools. And if some of the schools aren't exactly world-beaters
(looking at you, Kansas), that just gives us more flexibility to schedule interesting and challenging non-conference showdowns.
4. Travel. Baylor nation has a fantastic reputation of traveling to rep our school at away games, which is especially impressive given our small/medium student population. The geographically compact nature of the conference--focused in Texas/Oklahoma makes it all possible.
5. Stability. We've had turnover in recent years, but now we're a conference that up-and-coming future blue-blood programs want to be a part of. What other conference has schools falling over themselves to join? The grant of rights agreement is a big plus here. Some conferences have no penalty at all to leave. That means it's a house of cards that could fall apart any minute. The SEC appears stable, but without a grant of rights, crazy stuff can happen. Texas A&M and Arkansas could decide to come back to the Big XII/SWC days if they want to recruit Texas better. Florida could decide to join its rival in the ACC. Tennessee could skip to the BIG. It may sound far fetched, but 1 school with a wandering eye could bring the whole thing down.
Whose sock was this?
Denial is strong.
Roll Tide
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I want to thank you all from the bottom of my heart. My stomach hurts from laughing so hard.
stability
"rAp iz my favorite" has well thought out, reasonable opinions
That's freaking hilarious. Well done.
quote:Try Ray Purr
Ray P got the perma-ban minutes after first post. Those mods are on their game.
Their GB needs to be invaded. It's so sad. We can only improve it.
I regret that I have reached my posting limit for the day.
Then start another account, rook! One of them will get the ban eventually.
Somebody with username Ted Bundy started a thread titled "Anyone know where I can find some girls". It gone now.
I didn't last long as Ken Starr.
I like cheese
quote:
I almost feel sad for them that there are more trollers than actual baylor fans.
Almost.
Almost.
poor baylolr, thanks for the laughs
again
again
quote:quote:Who says it was a sock?quote:Okay,
I'm dying! Baylor message boards always crack me up. https://sicem365.com/forums/new/2/166/1654/quotequote:
As we get hype for the start of the season I want to celebrate the conference I've been following for nearly my whole life. I've started a list of why the Big XII is the nation's best conference. Add your own reasons below.
1. It's based in Texas. It gives us regional match-ups people actually care about. Sure, tv anchors always hype games with "blue blood" programs, but in college football there just isn't as much passion there as there is in rivalry games. A game against Ohio State or Florida will never generate the passion of a game against the TCUs, Texas Tech's and Oklahoma State's, simply because of geography. We work and live with grads of those schools, making the match-ups meaningful.
2. Central Time Zone. Enough said. Our games are on when people can actually watch. That's a big disadvantage to the PAC-12. The SEC and BIG have more prime time games, but that's overrated. Games that start after 6:00 run the risk of running long-past when some fans will be getting ready for bed. Games at noon, or even 11:00 are perfect.
3. Strength of Schedule. It's just right. We play 9 conference games against legit Power 5 schools. And if some of the schools aren't exactly world-beaters
(looking at you, Kansas), that just gives us more flexibility to schedule interesting and challenging non-conference showdowns.
4. Travel. Baylor nation has a fantastic reputation of traveling to rep our school at away games, which is especially impressive given our small/medium student population. The geographically compact nature of the conference--focused in Texas/Oklahoma makes it all possible.
5. Stability. We've had turnover in recent years, but now we're a conference that up-and-coming future blue-blood programs want to be a part of. What other conference has schools falling over themselves to join? The grant of rights agreement is a big plus here. Some conferences have no penalty at all to leave. That means it's a house of cards that could fall apart any minute. The SEC appears stable, but without a grant of rights, crazy stuff can happen. Texas A&M and Arkansas could decide to come back to the Big XII/SWC days if they want to recruit Texas better. Florida could decide to join its rival in the ACC. Tennessee could skip to the BIG. It may sound far fetched, but 1 school with a wandering eye could bring the whole thing down.
Whose sock was this?
Denial is strong.
Roll Tide
Growing up and Aggie fan in Waco and seeing half of Floyd Casey maroon makes me laugh at this statement.
Yukon Cornelius
Sham recruiting weekend!! this needs more attention
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Sham recruiting weekend!! this needs more attention
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