Look like you have two teams in the same situation

I take exception to your first post. We have been competitive in most sports except football.

You have never been close to achieving anything big in basketball. You can talk about the other sports all you want but when it comes down to it, football and basketball rule and you have done nothing in either.
 
Baylor is basically the Big 12 mens and womens tennis dynasty.

They have 1 WBB championship

2 baseball championships

1 Mens golf championship.

1 Soccer championship.

Yup pretty much all sports that nobody gives a crap about (minus baseball)

This from a guy on a web site that has a wrestling forum?
 
The only similarity is that both teams have suffered significant injuries. In Baylor's case, those injuries have pushed ISU out of the "sure win" category into the "could win" division. You are correct in that BU must win this weekend.

But I'd stay away from the "until they leave the Big X12" smack. There's more talk about ISU being a school out these days than Baylor and it's for a very simply reason . . . ISU adds absolutely nothing to the conference. But then, somebody has to be the 12th school, or the conference couldn't be called the Big 12. Right?

This from a guy on a web site that has a wrestling forum?


Hope to see you in Ames this weekend! Stop by Hilton and look around at our Mens Basketball titles.

Every team in the conference can laugh about us having a Big 12 North cotitle. except Baylor.
 
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The only similarity is that both teams have suffered significant injuries. In Baylor's case, those injuries have pushed ISU out of the "sure win" category into the "could win" division. You are correct in that BU must win this weekend.

But I'd stay away from the "until they leave the Big X12" smack. There's more talk about ISU being a school out these days than Baylor and it's for a very simply reason . . . ISU adds absolutely nothing to the conference. But then, somebody has to be the 12th school, or the conference couldn't be called the Big 12. Right?
Well unless we want to be like the Big 10...:no:
 
The only similarity is that both teams have suffered significant injuries. In Baylor's case, those injuries have pushed ISU out of the "sure win" category into the "could win" division. You are correct in that BU must win this weekend.

But I'd stay away from the "until they leave the Big X12" smack. There's more talk about ISU being a school out these days than Baylor and it's for a very simply reason . . . ISU adds absolutely nothing to the conference. But then, somebody has to be the 12th school, or the conference couldn't be called the Big 12. Right?

ISU and Baylor are not leaving the conference. We are the few schools that add any academic legitimacy to the conference.
 
The only similarity is that both teams have suffered significant injuries. In Baylor's case, those injuries have pushed ISU out of the "sure win" category into the "could win" division. You are correct in that BU must win this weekend.

But I'd stay away from the "until they leave the Big X12" smack. There's more talk about ISU being a school out these days than Baylor and it's for a very simply reason . . . ISU adds absolutely nothing to the conference. But then, somebody has to be the 12th school, or the conference couldn't be called the Big 12. Right?

When you guys hang a banner in a big boy sport, let us know.
 
So I bet wrestling doesn't count, but baseball and tennis probably do.

Hey, I wasn't the guy discounting competitiveness in all sports. And just so you'll know, ISU does have more Big 12 titles than Kansas State and Missouri:

Big 12 titles by division

North Division
Colorado 27
Iowa State 11
Kansas 20
Kansas State 7
Missouri 5
Nebraska 66

South Division
Baylor 34
Oklahoma 34
Oklahoma State 31
Texas 99
Texas A&M 38
Texas Tech 9
 
This from a guy on a web site that has a wrestling forum?

Ouch:dull:

Men's Basketball Big 12 Championships:

ISU - 3
BU - 0

Men's NCAA Tournament Appearances since the formation of the Big 12:

ISU - 4
BU - 1

Bowl Appearances since the formation of the Big 12:

ISU - 5
BU - 0

The numbers don't lie. Baylor has clearly added more to the Big 12 than Iowa State in the two main sports.:jimlad:
 
The only similarity is that both teams have suffered significant injuries. In Baylor's case, those injuries have pushed ISU out of the "sure win" category into the "could win" division. You are correct in that BU must win this weekend.

But I'd stay away from the "until they leave the Big X12" smack. There's more talk about ISU being a school out these days than Baylor and it's for a very simply reason . . . ISU adds absolutely nothing to the conference. But then, somebody has to be the 12th school, or the conference couldn't be called the Big 12. Right?

As has been well documented, ISU has done more in MBB and football over the last decade than Baylor has in the past two decades. Three conference titles in MBB and three trips to the NCAA. In football we have been to 5 bowl games, won two of them, have a divisional title, and have beaten more Big 12 south teams than Baylor has spite only playing three teams from that division a year.

Maybe you are a women's sports fan. WBB, Baylor is better, but ISU is still consistently one of the best teams in the conference and is always the best team in the North. Actually, ISU has been to just as many tournaments and has won just as many conference titles as Baylor.

We have now covered the three most popular sports in the NCAA and ISU has clearly out preformed Baylor. What has Baylor done that is so wonderful? Nothing!
 
Hey, I wasn't the guy discounting competitiveness in all sports. And just so you'll know, ISU does have more Big 12 titles than Kansas State and Missouri:

Big 12 titles by division

North Division
Colorado 27
Iowa State 11
Kansas 20
Kansas State 7
Missouri 5
Nebraska 66

South Division
Baylor 34
Oklahoma 34
Oklahoma State 31
Texas 99
Texas A&M 38
Texas Tech 9

So are you trying to say that ISU should be kicked out before Baylor because you have more conference titles overall?

That is a pathetic excuse. Based on that, maybe we should get rid of Texas Tech, they add absolutely nothing to this conference:jimlad:

Seriously, the 3 most popular sports in the NCAA are Football, MBB, and WBB. We have out preformed you in the first two and have done just as well on the third. There is not a sport out there, aside from the three I just mentioned, where a school or conference can even hope to make a profit. That is the true test on whether a school contributes.
 
Ouch:dull:

Men's Basketball Big 12 Championships:

ISU - 3
BU - 0

Men's NCAA Tournament Appearances since the formation of the Big 12:

ISU - 4
BU - 1

Bowl Appearances since the formation of the Big 12:

ISU - 5
BU - 0

The numbers don't lie. Baylor has clearly added more to the Big 12 than Iowa State in the two main sports.:jimlad:

winner winner. chicken fettucini dinner.
 
This is ******* hilarious. I'm not even joking....I just busted out laughing.


Ummm...wasn't exactly a no name coming out of H.S. 65 TD's and 4 Int's in his H.S career isn't too shabby. Not to mention a 3 star recruit ranked 22nd in the nation.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/baylor/football/recruiting/player-Nick-Florence-58657#college_choiceshttp://rivals.yahoo.com/baylor/football/recruiting/player-Nick-Florence-58657

The funniest thread of the year was the Arnaud>Griffin thread. Then came 11 turnover's in 2 games. I expect ISU to play a good game this weekend in a nail biter, but your arrogance is laughable.
 
Ummm...wasn't exactly a no name coming out of H.S. 65 TD's and 4 Int's in his H.S career isn't too shabby. Not to mention a 3 star recruit ranked 22nd in the nation.

Nick Florence - Yahoo! Sports

The funniest thread of the year was the Arnaud>Griffin thread. Then came 11 turnover's in 2 games. I expect ISU to play a good game this weekend in a nail biter, but your arrogance is laughable.

One thing's for sure, Arnaud will be better than Griffin this Saturday. And that's all that matters to us. Good chance ISU never sees him again after that.
 
As has been well documented, ISU has done more in MBB and football over the last decade than Baylor has in the past two decades. Three conference titles in MBB and three trips to the NCAA. In football we have been to 5 bowl games, won two of them, have a divisional title, and have beaten more Big 12 south teams than Baylor has spite only playing three teams from that division a year.

Maybe you are a women's sports fan. WBB, Baylor is better, but ISU is still consistently one of the best teams in the conference and is always the best team in the North. Actually, ISU has been to just as many tournaments and has won just as many conference titles as Baylor.

We have now covered the three most popular sports in the NCAA and ISU has clearly out preformed Baylor. What has Baylor done that is so wonderful? Nothing!

You've got a point....except for that last sentence. 2 gold medalists in the last olympics (track), and not to mention one of the best track programs of all time. A WBB national championship isn't something to brag about in this thread....but both of those things mentioned are SOMETHING contributed. Neither team should be kicked out of the Big 12 and shouldn't even be mentioned. KState, IMO. At least our schools have academic standards, and tradition in at least a couple sports.


Snyder and Beasley = KState temporary relevance.
 
The only similarity is that both teams have suffered significant injuries. In Baylor's case, those injuries have pushed ISU out of the "sure win" category into the "could win" division. You are correct in that BU must win this weekend.

But I'd stay away from the "until they leave the Big X12" smack. There's more talk about ISU being a school out these days than Baylor and it's for a very simply reason . . . ISU adds absolutely nothing to the conference. But then, somebody has to be the 12th school, or the conference couldn't be called the Big 12. Right?

Whatever... ISU has been a part of this conference for how many years? How long has BU been around? Its sad that someone is dumb enough to even think this. Having said that, if recent history means anything Baylor will have its best offensive game of the year. If the ISU O from the KU game shows up I think that ISU has a chance to win. This game was a huge disappointment last year, hopefully AA and ARob will step up to the plate. A little pressure on the QB from the D would be nice too!
 
You've got a point....except for that last sentence. 2 gold medalists in the last olympics (track), and not to mention one of the best track programs of all time. A WBB national championship isn't something to brag about in this thread....but both of those things mentioned are SOMETHING contributed. Neither team should be kicked out of the Big 12 and shouldn't even be mentioned. KState, IMO. At least our schools have academic standards, and tradition in at least a couple sports.


Snyder and Beasley = KState temporary relevance.

Outside of 2005, your WBB program really hasn't done anything significant. You got it and you should be proud, but at the end of the day it is WBB. I like WBB and follow ISU WBB more than our MBB, but it is still WBB. As for you gold medalists, ISU has had allot of them as well. I believe our last was in Athens, but there have been dozens before him. Neither argument holds any weight though.

I don't think Baylor should go, I was responding to a Baylor fan that said that ISU is on the chopping block ahead of Baylor because we are useless. The fact is that ISU has done way more than Baylor has and the idea that ISU is a nobody and Baylor is a somebody is laughable.
 
I still think we win going away because I was not impressed by Baylor. I also agree with that one poster, the weather will be a factor.
 
Ummm...wasn't exactly a no name coming out of H.S. 65 TD's and 4 Int's in his H.S career isn't too shabby. Not to mention a 3 star recruit ranked 22nd in the nation.

Nick Florence - Yahoo! Sports

The funniest thread of the year was the Arnaud>Griffin thread. Then came 11 turnover's in 2 games. I expect ISU to play a good game this weekend in a nail biter, but your arrogance is laughable.

The sentence I quoted implies that if you were to put all of Baylor's third string players in that they could hang with ISU's first stringers.

I fail to see the arrogance in my post.
 

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