If Nebraska sticks with Ohio state and Michigan, there isn't much the Big 10 can do. This is starting to make sense!
Those two wimped out. Only NU and Ia voted to play.
If Nebraska sticks with Ohio state and Michigan, there isn't much the Big 10 can do. This is starting to make sense!
I’ve heard the vote you’re referring to was a false reportThose two wimped out. Only NU and Ia voted to play.
But they will have to fight U$C for the right to claim it!
You where probably right but it’s gaining traction today. Even some SEC rumors. Rumors are all we have!Also be warned -- this Tweeter is a Longhorn.
He's probably just laughing at his newfound power to get Big Ten fans riled up. Heck, he probably already has a hundred new followers from Nebraska.
And FWIW, he's only been on Twitter for a year-and-a-half. Not hardly with much of a resume.
You where probably right but it’s gaining traction today. Even some SEC rumors. Rumors are all we have!
I’m waiting any day now for the plague of grasshoppers.The earthquake is just further proof that 2020 sucks.
It’s completely crazy! At least we have something to talk about. I agree with a lot of what Frost said today.For whatever reason, I actually put a bit more stock into the SEC trying to lure teams than the Big 12. But who the heck knows what's going on minute-by-minute in this insanity.
It’s completely crazy! At least we have something to talk about. I agree with a lot of what Frost said today.
I am predicting NU plays a Big 12 schedule this year. It would be the ultimate power play by the Big 12. If the Big 10 nixes football, look for NU to be playing a lot of old rivals.
"Come back to Daddy," says the University of Texas.
No one falsifies national championships like Alabama, but U$C is not blameless.....I have to stand up for my alma mater here. USC doesn't claim a bunch of unearned championships like Alabama.
Nick Saban won his first national title when his LSU team beat Oklahoma in the BCS championship game after the 2003 season. But don't tell that to USC. The Trojans claim a national title that year after being voted No. 1 in the final AP poll.
Months after that final bowl, USC became a national champion again, without even playing a down. That's because the school began claiming the 1939 national title after conducting "significant research," then-athletic director Mike Garrett said at the time. Although Texas A&M had topped most of the final polls, taken before the bowl season, USC's Rose Bowl win over Tennessee, which hadn't allowed a single point all season, gave the Trojans the nod from the Dickinson system, a formula conceived by a University of Illinois economics professor that awarded the national title from 1926 to 1940.