Beebe's latest statements

[CY9008]

Beebe's latest statement via ESPN

"The Big 12 Conference has been informed that the University of Colorado has accepted an invitation to join the Pacific-10 Conference. I continue to work through the process that was agreed upon last week by our Board of Directors to address membership issues, and are working tirelessly towards the long-term viability of the Big 12."

umm long term viability of the Big-12?

 

[jsmith86]

Beebe's latest statement via ESPN

"The Big 12 Conference has been informed that the University of Colorado has accepted an invitation to join the Pacific-10 Conference. I continue to work through the process that was agreed upon last week by our Board of Directors to address membership issues, and are working tirelessly towards the long-term viability of the Big 12."

umm long term viability of the Big-12?

Merge?

 

[SuperCy]

umm long term viability of the Big-12?

Short term=tomorrow.

Long term=surviving the weekend.

 

[jsmith86]

And yes, long term, assuming that Texas doesn't jump ship.

 

[tejasclone]

Surprised that Beebe could remove his mouth long enough from Dodds' hind parts to provide a sound byte.

 

[DaddyMac]

Surprised that Beebe could remove his mouth long enough from Dodds' hind parts to provide a sound byte.

It was a typed release....



On Texas letterhead.

 

[jdoggivjc]

I honestly really don't care what Beebe has to say for himself unless it sounds something along the lines of "I've resigned effective yesterday" or "I have been terminated and former ISU AD Jamie Pollard will be assuming my duties effective immediately" or "12:00 tomorrow afternoon my executioners will be walking me to the guillotines"...

 

[cyclone13]

The only consolation for some of us is probably when Big XII dissolves, he's going to lose his job

 

[2forISU]

Beebe has shown and continues to show that he doesn't have a clue what is going on outside of Texas.

 

[alarson]

The only consolation for some of us is probably when Big XII dissolves, he's going to lose his job

I'm sure he'll end up in the UT ad somewhere. Loyalty has its rewards.

 

[tejasclone]

The only consolation for some of us is probably when Big XII dissolves, he's going to lose his job

Honestly, that kind of justice rarely exists. More likely he will land a cushy PR job as BP's spokesman.

 

[Cybone]

 

[ItsCyence]

So his puppet master let him talk?

 

[tube1]

Beebe's latest statement via ESPN

"The Big 12 Conference has been informed that the University of Colorado has accepted an invitation to join the Pacific-10 Conference. I continue to work through the process that was agreed upon last week by our Board of Directors to address membership issues, and are working tirelessly towards the long-term viability of the Big 12."

umm long term viability of the Big-12?

Yeah! There is hope! Our leader said so!

 

[helechopper]

Texas lets Chris Brown know more than the BigXII commissioner. What in the Eff does that tell you?

 

[NobodyBeatsCy]

Beebe's latest statement via ESPN

"The Big 12 Conference has been informed that the University of Colorado has accepted an invitation to join the Pacific-10 Conference. I continue to work through the process that was agreed upon last week by our Board of Directors to address membership issues, and are working tirelessly towards the long-term viability of the Big 12."

umm long term viability of the Big-12?

Texted from a pool in Palm Springs with a cellular phone in one hand and a Pina Colada with an umbrella in the other. It's hard, hard work.

 

[tube1]

With Colorado gone, are we now the Big-TwElveN?

 

[linkshero]

Why would Texas and the rest of the conference not hold off and force Colorado and Nebraska to pay the buy out money? It's not like the Pac 10 offer won't be on the table a year from now....Is $1.8 million per team not enough to think that way, just for the principle of making them pay it. Whether it comes from Colorado and Nebraska, or the Pac 10 and Big 10, who cares, take the money and worry about the rest a year from now.

 

[CycoCyclone]

transcript of the meeting

Adventures of the Big 12: Twelve Angry Men - Bring On The Cats

 

[tamjam]

Why would Texas and the rest of the conference not hold off and force Colorado and Nebraska to pay the buy out money? It's not like the Pac 10 offer won't be on the table a year from now....Is $1.8 million per team not enough to think that way, just for the principle of making them pay it. Whether it comes from Colorado and Nebraska, or the Pac 10 and Big 10, who cares, take the money and worry about the rest a year from now.

Because Texas would rather jump ship a year earlier and start making 20+ million sooner rather than later.