
Canzano: Oregon and Washington not holding up the Pac-12
Source: "No deal has even been presented for us to sign."

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Canzano: Oregon and Washington not holding up the Pac-12
Source: "No deal has even been presented for us to sign."www.johncanzano.com
Canzona is like that Texas guy when the first round of of realignment happened.
I agree, but the odds of a 22 game conference schedule are about 0%
To be fair on that one, Georgetown hasn't made it out of the 1st weekend since 2006-07 and finished above 6th only 1 time in the Big East since 2012. If it wasn't for Patrick Ewing totally bottoming the thing out and he was just bad there instead they might be looked at as a down power or something.It doesn’t undo it all for sure. But when you replace a coach like Wright with the current guy you are going to have a problem if it goes on for a couple years. Just look at how irrelevant Georgetown is.
The one issue I have with UConn is that you'd have to take them in football too. I know they got a bowl this year but that program is pretty bad.Yeah Gonzaga wouldn't just be it. Id guess Creighton would be next, then Villanova and Uconn if they wanted 16.
This is what I want the most right now. Maybe all the tough games will make me hate it some day. But I just love the hell out of the double round robin so muchI agree, but the odds of a 22 game conference schedule are about 0%
This is what I want the most right now. Maybe all the tough games will make me hate it some day. But I just love the hell out of the double round robin so much
The one issue I have with UConn is that you'd have to take them in football too. I know they got a bowl this year but that program is pretty bad.
Lot of talk in that thread about taking the 4 corners plus SDSU or OR+WA. Would that make sense for the B12? The conference would be getting pretty unwieldy at that point. Personally I already will miss 10, anything larger than 16 doesn't even feel like one conference anymore.Sounds like there was a lot of division in the Pac12 meeting:
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Internet message board so who knows if there is any accuracy but this post is interesting:
“From what has been said by reliable sources (same sources that predicted the SC, Ucla exit) ASU is unhappy with the media deal and is talking with the other 4 corner schools about joining the big 12. ASU was the school most upset about the media deal in this weeks pac meeting in Phoenix. Expect an announcement from these schools leaving for the big 12 soon. The pac 10 is probably finished.”
Lot of talk in that thread about taking the 4 corners plus SDSU or OR+WA. Would that make sense for the B12? The conference would be getting pretty unwieldy at that point. Personally I already will miss 10, anything larger than 16 doesn't even feel like one conference anymore.
There is a link in that thread to a Salt Lake City sports radio show. I only listen to a few minutes but the hosts didn’t seem very positive about the Big12.It will be hilarious if Utah wants to join after 2-3 years of talking about how they hate the Big 12 with the fury of a million suns. Big 12 doesn't really need them.
They are a good athletic program, just their fans have been morons through all of this and blinded by their rivalry.
There is a link in that thread to a Salt Lake City sports radio show. I only listen to a few minutes but the hosts didn’t seem very positive about the Big12.
I would love it too, but I just don’t see a way.
22 conference games
3 holiday tournaments games
Iowa
Big East Challenge
Presumably Big 10 challenge
That leaves 4-5 games for cupcakes. If you could get ESPN/Fox to pay for it, I’d do it. Don’t do it for free though
How much longer is the Iowa contact? 22 game conference schedule is much more entertaining than that game. Same goes for the Big10 challenge IMO. I do like the Big East challenge since we don't get many opportunities to play some of those teams out East. But, we'll probably get stuck with Creighton or Marquette or someone laim like that.
There is zero reason to add SDSULot of talk in that thread about taking the 4 corners plus SDSU or OR+WA. Would that make sense for the B12? The conference would be getting pretty unwieldy at that point. Personally I already will miss 10, anything larger than 16 doesn't even feel like one conference anymore.
There is zero reason to add SDSU
The Arizonas can come. IDK if I actually want Utah or Colorado anymore though. Utah made it clear they don't want to be here from the fan base and AD. Colorado left already and nobody is actually invested in the program all that much.Sounds like there was a lot of division in the Pac12 meeting:
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Internet message board so who knows if there is any accuracy but this post is interesting:
“From what has been said by reliable sources (same sources that predicted the SC, Ucla exit) ASU is unhappy with the media deal and is talking with the other 4 corner schools about joining the big 12. ASU was the school most upset about the media deal in this weeks pac meeting in Phoenix. Expect an announcement from these schools leaving for the big 12 soon. The pac 10 is probably finished.”