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Tom Shatel: Is this the beginning of the end for Nebraska in the Big Ten?
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kcbob79clone
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A school that sells out a 80,000 seat stadium every game for 70 years won't be looking to join the MAC
I am looking to date Jessica Chastain, Natalie Portman, and Scarlett Johansson, but it isn't happening.
Eventually everybody is going to get sick of their antics.
I have seen a lot of explanations on why UNL left for the b1g, all having failed to identify the real reasons.
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I don't think the 2009 CCG was the reason they left, but it may have been the last straw
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LincolnWay187
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I would definitely make them take a lower share of conference revenue for 4-5 years but I’d take them back the more that I think about it. Mainly because they would give ISU a chief rival in their geographic region for football. Right now you can make the case that our rival in the Big 12 is WVU, a school over 1000 miles away.
The math doesn't work out. You can't have an odd number of games with an odd number of teams. You'd end up with 49.5 games played. I guess you could rotate 1 team playing 10 conference games each year, but that ends up getting even more messy.
phuck nebby, those dumbshits choose their path
Here’s an interesting snip it...
“Nebraska players leading the charge in the transfer portal?
While this seems threatening at face value, the situation is more complicated, as the NCAA would have to agree to amend the transfer rule. If they don’t, the players would have to sue to get their way. Then, of course, there would need to be space on the depth chart at the program where players want to transfer. I’m told there is a large contingent of players from Nebraska who will lead the charge to demand this change.”
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“Nebraska players leading the charge in the transfer portal?
While this seems threatening at face value, the situation is more complicated, as the NCAA would have to agree to amend the transfer rule. If they don’t, the players would have to sue to get their way. Then, of course, there would need to be space on the depth chart at the program where players want to transfer. I’m told there is a large contingent of players from Nebraska who will lead the charge to demand this change.”
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There might be some husker players who would be decent backups or scout team players.Here’s an interesting snip it...
“Nebraska players leading the charge in the transfer portal?
While this seems threatening at face value, the situation is more complicated, as the NCAA would have to agree to amend the transfer rule. If they don’t, the players would have to sue to get their way. Then, of course, there would need to be space on the depth chart at the program where players want to transfer. I’m told there is a large contingent of players from Nebraska who will lead the charge to demand this change.”
Latest news from Tony Pauline regarding the 2020 college football season
Now that the Pac-12 and Big Ten conferences have postponed their season, Tony Pauline shares what he is hearing regarding the 2020 season.
