I tend to believe that this is just posturing on Mizzou's part, in order to help the B12 hold some cards for the ongoing negotiations with Texas.
Now that OU is off the table, the only card that the B12 holds is Mizzou going to the SEC and blowing up the conference.
Certainly it's not quite as big of a stick as OU because the B12 could probably live on without Mizzou, but it is something for UT to consider.
Now that OU is off the table, the only card that the B12 holds is Mizzou going to the SEC and blowing up the conference.
Certainly it's not quite as big of a stick as OU because the B12 could probably live on without Mizzou, but it is something for UT to consider.