Not even close.Colorado to the Big 12 was the dagger.
Pac 12 could of easily survived without Colorado.
You want the dagger?
It was USC/UCLA that stuck the dagger in.
Not even close.Colorado to the Big 12 was the dagger.
Ivy League or go Independent? Or just drop football?What to do if you're Stanford?
Not even close.
Pac 12 could of easily survived without Colorado.
You want the dagger?
It was USC/UCLA that stuck the dagger in.
Even more so since it was reported that it was USC that shot down PAC expansion in '21Not even close.
Pac 12 could of easily survived without Colorado.
You want the dagger?
It was USC/UCLA that stuck the dagger in.
Yeah, losing 2 of the 4 tent poles in the conference basically started the countdown. We're incredibly lucky that we had Texas and OU when the others left and just as lucky that others didn't jump ship when Texas and OU left.Not even close.
Pac 12 could of easily survived without Colorado.
You want the dagger?
It was USC/UCLA that stuck the dagger in.
As long as their distribution is coming out of Fox's pocket and not ISU's, why wouldn't we start things out on the right foot.I don't want anyone at a reduced share. **** like that is why we got in this mess in the first place. Either add them as full members, or don't. I'd rather we don't add them.
One more pump. Get the tissue ready.So is it over yet?
I need to lay the sarcasm on a little heavier it seems. Big 10 definitely has blood on their hands. But the blame really goes to the apathetic fanbases and their commissioner.The dagger was USC\UCLA.
Everything else was just slowly bleeding out.
So, Apple killed the P12. Or they were an accomplice. That sounds perfect!From what Jason Scheer was saying about the Apple deal:
Apple is notoriously inflexible on negotiations. Bottom line is if PAC doesn't like their offer, Apple will simply move on to the next venture.
In fact, Scheer was even skeptical that the Apple offer was still viable a couple days back. Apple wants and gets things on their terms, period apparently.
We are damn lucky that none of the other conferences picked the Big 12 apart when it was weak. And they had 3 chances at it.Yeah, losing 2 of the 4 tent poles in the conference basically started the countdown. We're incredibly lucky that we had Texas and OU when the others left and just as lucky that others didn't jump ship when Texas and OU left.
If nothing else, it certainly kept the ball rolling.Colorado to the Big 12 was the dagger.