If Trev answered that call and considered it I would want him fired and I love Trev. I’m not sure I can state how absurd this thought process is. You got me all worked up this morning.
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If the Big 12 Calls, Will/Should we answer?
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I can’t believe this is a topic. There’s a ton of dumb discussion on this board, but damn.
This is the part of the movie where we realize that our home planet was destroyed by the bad guys, so it’s time to just get on with the next thing.
Wow
Big 12 officials hold meeting about OU, Texas
The Big 12 said it expects Oklahoma and Texas to adhere to the conference bylaws and TV contracts that have been signed, as officials look for answers about the schools' possible moves to the SEC.www.espn.com
During Thursday's meeting, conference officials also scratched the surface on discussions of what the Big 12 might do if OU and Texas left, and one source said that included looking into whether there were other Power 5 programs that might want to join, or if schools such as UCF, Houston, Cincinnati or BYU might make good additions. There was some appetite in the meeting for possibly adding two teams even if OU and Texas decide to stay.
Upside: No Texas
Downside: No Oklahoma
No, not a chance. Press forward, quit looking backwards.
The conference move wasn't just about football.
Moving to another conference (the one we just left, no less) in hopes it will make our football program more successful, is dumb idea not worthy of discussion.
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THOUGHT process??
Someday the OP will regret posting something so obviously wrong headed. Once on the internet always on the internet.
Outlandish idea. Which means I'm in agreement with everyone but the OP.
Also, there seems to be some concept that if OU and UT leave the Big 12, they will be the only schools to leave. Nope.
Kansas and Iowa State will very likely have other suitors. West Virginia will do all they can to leave a weakened conference that they are already geographically removed from. And any of the others schools that remain will all take significant recruiting hits -- because simply, the Big 12 will not have nearly the same national appeal nor garner near the same TV revenue.
I'd be surprised if the Big 12 even still exists within five years. OU and UT leaving would be the trend toward creating 3-4 super conferences. And if you're not a part of one of those, you will become the equivalent of a MAC school. This is not like when Nebraska, Colorado, Missouri, and A&M left a decade ago. The college football landscape is much different now and in a period of tremendous transition. NIL, 12-team playoffs, the NCAA losing power, etc.
Also, there seems to be some concept that if OU and UT leave the Big 12, they will be the only schools to leave. Nope.
Kansas and Iowa State will very likely have other suitors. West Virginia will do all they can to leave a weakened conference that they are already geographically removed from. And any of the others schools that remain will all take significant recruiting hits -- because simply, the Big 12 will not have nearly the same national appeal nor garner near the same TV revenue.
I'd be surprised if the Big 12 even still exists within five years. OU and UT leaving would be the trend toward creating 3-4 super conferences. And if you're not a part of one of those, you will become the equivalent of a MAC school. This is not like when Nebraska, Colorado, Missouri, and A&M left a decade ago. The college football landscape is much different now and in a period of tremendous transition. NIL, 12-team playoffs, the NCAA losing power, etc.
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How are they calling from a defunct phone number?
Little early to be drinking.Big 12 officials hold meeting about OU, Texas
The Big 12 said it expects Oklahoma and Texas to adhere to the conference bylaws and TV contracts that have been signed, as officials look for answers about the schools' possible moves to the SEC.
During Thursday's meeting, conference officials also scratched the surface on discussions of what the Big 12 might do if OU and Texas left, and one source said that included looking into whether there were other Power 5 programs that might want to join, or if schools such as UCF, Houston, Cincinnati or BYU might make good additions. There was some appetite in the meeting for possibly adding two teams even if OU and Texas decide to stay.
Upside: No Texas
Downside: No Oklahoma
JMO, but I say H$LL NO! 
So many people are forgetting that the move to the Big 10 for Nebraska was monumental for the academic side. There is ZERO CHANCE that Nebraska will even entertain a move back to the Big 12. It would be taking a huge step backwards regarding academics. Those of you still hoping and thinking this is a remote possibility need to…
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