Yeah in a “rich get richer “ scenario I can certainly see the hoks and sparty sneaking ahead of OSU, PSU, USC, and Michigan.
Realignment Megathread (All The Moves)
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Is the Nalgene suitable for mixing, say, some distilled potato water?
I have no doubt that it could do that!
And the question is, really, when does the Mitten need to become a mitten? I'd bet late August in some years?
So… this guy is sourced in to AZ and obviously this mean GK has until early next week to present an enticing enough media deal to keep them from moving on to the big 12. All GK has to do is make the powers that be add on 100 million annually and up the linear rate by 200%. Seems doable… NOT!
Kinda look at it like in 2021. Michigan and OSU would have been playing in the championship but sparty with a 10 win season (11 after the bowl) and win over Michigan would probably have gotten in with a 12 team playoff birth. I could routinely see Penn state not making the championship game but still getting some regular playoff love in a 12 team format
Well, if he hangs $100 bills out of his pockets while walking around he might get some interest. Of course, the PAC is at welfare status level so they could maybe afford $10 bills but not hundys.
I don't recall this famous report, but **** USC anyway
A famous report said Southern Cal had no interest in being in a league with Iowa State. Of course, now USC is about to be in a league with Iowa, so what goes around comes around
A famous report said Southern Cal had no interest in being in a league with Iowa State. Of course, now USC is about to be in a league with Iowa, so what goes around comes around
Tramel: Pac-12 arrogance helped save the Big 12 two years ago and now has league in peril
The Big 12 was teetering two years ago. The Pac-12 could have mortally wounded the Big 12. Instead, the Big 12 has turned the tables on the Pac-12.
www.oklahoman.com
That guy must not read SI. Because according to this, we are the 2nd most desirable in the new B12, (just barely behind OSU). Kansas is 2nd from last in all P5.
Again this is subjective, and really depends on whos looking, but ISU is much more desirable than some not so informed fans think.
Our numbers overall and fan support really help us.
Ranking all 69 Power 5 schools by college sports value - Sports Illustrated
If the college sports started over, who would be most coveted? We break it down with a formula.
www.si.com
Interesting. I remember when I was at school at the Mayo (Rochester, MN) it was quite nippy that first late Aug/early Sept.
And I didn't mean super cold, just noticeably cooler than Mid Iowa.
19 year old me can confirm that a Nalgene works for this purpose. Devils lake (Wisconsin) trip with the ISU climbing club circa 2002.Is the Nalgene suitable for mixing, say, some distilled potato water?
I have no doubt that it could do that!
Those two deserve each otherI don't recall this famous report, but **** USC anyway
A famous report said Southern Cal had no interest in being in a league with Iowa State. Of course, now USC is about to be in a league with Iowa, so what goes around comes around
Tramel: Pac-12 arrogance helped save the Big 12 two years ago and now has league in peril
The Big 12 was teetering two years ago. The Pac-12 could have mortally wounded the Big 12. Instead, the Big 12 has turned the tables on the Pac-12.www.oklahoman.com
IF Oregon comes to the Big 12 Oregon considers themselves better than any team currently in the Big 12, but in the last 10 years are 1-3 against teams currently in the Big 12, including the newbies. Beat Texas, Lost to TCU, Iowa State and Oklahoma.
Oregon will be a mini-Texa$ as they are undoubtably a top brand with deep pockets, but have limited success despite those resources. They will be projected toward the top every year (and probably should be) but will come up short most years.
Oregon will be a mini-Texa$ as they are undoubtably a top brand with deep pockets, but have limited success despite those resources. They will be projected toward the top every year (and probably should be) but will come up short most years.
Huh? I've lived here in Rochester for the past 8 years and go to almost all the home Iowa State football games...the climate is about 5 or 8 degrees different on average if I had to guess.