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Nice Berry Tramel, nice. Now he is placing part of the blame for the Big 12's collapse on Arkansas leaving the SWC for the SEC back in 1990-91.
He's just trying to do damage control for OU, now that OU's motivation in the whole thing is apparent. As with most damage control attempts, the further you have to go, the stupider you look...
What ever happened to Chip Brown's comment about a month ago that if it looked like the Big 12 might fold, that Texas and Notre Dame might decide to create a conference? When did that option fall off the table?
that wasn't chip brown. that was either dodds(the AD at Texas) or Powers(the president)
Why is this plane arriving in Ames from Oakland? Two possibilities...Pac12 is talking to us, or Wells Fargo visiting the Ames branch (but why would they spend that kind of money to visit one branch in Ames??)
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Interesting read; Texas still doesn't have a clue. This entire situation was a result of the LHN. The PAC12 will not take them with the LHN. And contrary to what that article states, the ACC won't take them with it either. It should be obvious to all that a conference that gives preferential treatment both recruiting and money wise to a single school is a disaster waiting to happen. Actually I believe its likely that for the B12 to survive that UT will have to give up the LHN anyway. Morph it into a B12 network and share the revenue that will lead to stability. The real question is when or if UT actually realizes this. If they insist on keeping the LHN their best and perhaps only option would be to go independent.
Why is this plane arriving in Ames from Oakland? Two possibilities...Pac12 is talking to us, or Wells Fargo visiting the Ames branch (but why would they spend that kind of money to visit one branch in Ames??)
FlightAware > N1127M
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The University of Oklahoma's leadership is interested in a move to the Pac-12 from the Big 12, but such a move is far from a done deal, as the school's overriding concern remains assuring a stable future for its athletic programs, a source said Tuesday.
"There is strong interest within the leadership of Oklahoma about the Pac-12, really strong, but to characterize it as already (having) been done, well, that's going too far," said the source. "It is fair to say there is strong interest, but that doesn't mean the Big 12 is not an option anymore. The concern is long-term stability."
FWIW, Pac-12 HQ are in Walnut Creek, just east of Oakland.