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Depending on who comes in, it will be interesting to see how this affects the Big 12 either expanding or collapsing.
Shows that the natives are getting restless in Austin. They will be getting desperate soon. How far will UT have to fall (what, 6th best football team in Texas now?) before they realize the B12 is a poison pill for their athletic department? They should be starting with internal B1G/PAC debate soon.
Texas, with the right coach, could be the top program even if they played in the MAC.
That being said, I wouldn't mind the TX guys blaming the conference and blow Shot up.
How does one less P5 conference help UConn?
How does one less P5 conference help UConn?
Simple.
WE LIVE by the the shake-up of these conferences. WHEN a Cartel starts to leak, that's when there is opportunity for those outside the Cartel. Basic Economics. Might be the second level course you didn't take.
That worked like a champ for TCU, Utah, etc., but right now we're 0-for-shake-ups.
Swarbrick ain't leaving, and I'm not sure Texas people want another guy from Louisville right now.If I were the Texas boosters/administration, I would throw some Longhorn money at either ND AD Jack Swarbrick or Louisville AD Tom Jurich to see if either had any interest in the job.
Here is the latest from ESPN: http://espn.go.com/college-sports/s...ghorns-fire-athletic-director-steve-patterson
McMurphy has the following list of names from an "inside source": B-12 Commissioner Tom Bowlsby, Mack Brown, Oliver Luck, Tom Jurich
How does one less P5 conference help UConn?
If I have to explain, you probably won't understand it.
I wonder how much schools like Iowa St, Texas Tech, WVU, Okielite, Kansas St, Baylor, and TCU are sweating this. This hire is every bit as important for those schools as it is for Texas.
What about Nevada though?
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