big sixteen: michigan, iowa, michigan state, indiana, illinois, nebraska, northwestern, minnesota, wisconsin, ohio state, penn state, purdue, west virginia, notre dame, kansas, missouri
still depends on legal issuesNo they haven't.
Senco beat me to it. And here is a billboard purchased by some Aggie fans for their not so big 12 frenemies
this is in Waco near Baylor's stadium
BeebeeSeptember 2, 2011
Mike Slive
Commissioner
Southeastern Conference
2201 Richard Arrington Boulevard North
Birmingham, AL 35203
Dear Mike:
This is to confirm our discussion yesterday during which I informed you that the Big 12 Conference Board of Directors unanimously authorized me to convey to you and their colleagues in the Southeastern Conference that the Big 12 and its members will not take any legal action for any possible claims against the SEC or its members relating to the departure of Texas A&M University from the Big 12 and the admission of Texas A&M into the SEC; provided, however, that such act by the SEC to admit Texas A&M is publicly confirmed by 5:00 p.m. (CDT) on
September 8, 2011.
Such admission of Texas A&M will result in the withdrawal of Texas A&M from the Big 12 Conference effective June 30, 2012. We both agreed it is in the best interests of each of our conferences and our member institutions of higher education to waive any and all legal actions by either conference and its members resulting from admission of Texas A&M into the SEC, as long as such admission is confirmed publicly by September 8, 2011.
If any of your presidents and chancellors have concerns about this commitment of the Big 12 Conference, they may contact me or Brady Deaton, Big 12 Board of Director chairman and chancellor of the University of Missouri, Columbia.
Sincerely,
Dan Beebe
Commissioner
DB:me
I wouldn't be surprised to see Oklahoma and Texas join the Big Ten. That seems so much more natural for those teams than joining the PAC-whatever.
West Virginia will NEVER get an invite from the Big Ten.
mrm
college presidents in the pac 12 are against the texas/ok/okst/tt add
we will see
they were against adding utah and colorado as well
pac-16: arizona, arizona state, california, stanford, oregon, oregon state, ucla, usc, utah, colorado, washington, washington state, boise state, san diego state, oklahoma, texas
acc: boston college, florida state, clemson, north carolina, north carolina state, georgia tech, duke, wake forest, maryland, miami, virginia, virginia tech, connecticut, pittsburgh, syracuse, memphis
big sixteen: michigan, iowa, michigan state, indiana, illinois, nebraska, northwestern, minnesota, wisconsin, ohio state, penn state, purdue, west virginia, notre dame, kansas, missouri
sec: alabama, florida, tennessee, mississippi, lsu, mississippi state, south carolina, vanderbilt, kentucky, georgia, auburn, arkansas, texas a&m, oklahoma state, tcu, louisville
so i got 63 out of 64 right.
texas' network is behind the breakup of the big 12 and will stand in the way of them getting into any conference. gluttony, thy color is burnt orange.
Good call on this Kato! TG! :