WSJ - Schools That Could End Up Nowhere

[cyclonenum1]

NCAA Football: Schools That Could End Up Nowhere - WSJ.com

 

[cytheguy]

"Former Miami athletic director Sam Jankovich said some of these schools—like Iowa State—should be looking for others who might be left out to "see if you could put together a real good conference.""

I really think what this Sam guy wanted to say was ... "see if you could put together a crap conference no one cares about."

 

[ljhlax]

NCAA Football: Schools That Could End Up Nowhere - WSJ.com

Well, I left the poster board blank until we are officially screwed.

 

[MeanDean]

What a hard hitting in depth story!

 

[ribsnwhiskey]

What a hard hitting in depth story!

No kidding. Lots of research went into that article--6 former coaches/ADs/TV "experts". Good sample size.

 

[Kitkat]

So, who reads the WSJ for sports news??? Unless you consider the stock market a sporting event, which, to an extent, it is.

 

[Prone2Clone]

The Bears and Cyclones also have another strike: they're not the most popular programs in their own states.

Better add that strike to Cincinnati, Louisville, South Florida, TCU, and on and on...

 

[LZclone]

So, who reads the WSJ for sports news??? Unless you consider the stock market a sporting event, which, to an extent, it is.

Good point, but this has nothing to do with sports. It is all about $$$$

 

[ISU1294]

Baylor and Iowa State also lack the prestige of other Big 12 teams such as Oklahoma and Texas

No **** tons teams don't have that amout of prestige.

 

[Ciclone]

Isn't it impossible to end up nowhere?

 

[Rural]

Isn't it impossible to end up nowhere?

That question sounds like it'd be the start of a good Steven Wright bit.