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SoonerofAlabama
9/18/2011, 12:27 AM
Going to the ACC now, supposedly going to be announced tomorrow. Does this close the door for UT to the ACC and open the door for ISU to stay in a BCS conference?
kevpks
9/18/2011, 12:28 AM
That's put them at 14 right? There is probably room for two more. Texas and their ego probably take up at least two spots in any conference.
meoveryouxinfinity
9/18/2011, 12:30 AM
conference realignment was fun in the off season. now it can gtfo and go home .. so tiring.
SoonerMom2
9/18/2011, 12:35 AM
PAC 12 Commissioner said today that the LHN network goes or Texas cannot join the PAC 12 -- also won't allow uneven revenue sharing by anyone. UT has a big problem -- Either trash the LHN or stick with the Big 12 combining with the Big East! He did not meet with any TX officials when they were in LA.
Lott's Bandana
9/18/2011, 12:37 AM
This is a basketball play, almost exclusively.

Coach Kszesheskshwiy already welcoming them.

Syracuse puked down their leg in LA tonight.
dennis580
9/18/2011, 05:33 AM
Realisticly conferences can go up to 20 football teams. Two 10 team divisons with 9 conference games. I expect Texas will end up in the ACC for the simple reason they can keep the LHN. I don't think they will comprimise on the LHN which is why they will end up go to the ACC.
pphilfran
9/18/2011, 06:58 AM
This is a basketball play, almost exclusively.

Coach Kszesheskshwiy already welcoming them.

Syracuse puked down their leg in LA tonight.

yep...a good get...
King Barry's Back
9/18/2011, 08:19 AM
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King Barry's Back
9/18/2011, 08:20 AM
Going to the ACC now, supposedly going to be announced tomorrow. Does this close the door for UT to the ACC and open the door for ISU to stay in a BCS conference?

NO. No development you will read about in coming days will close the door on TX to any conference, until TX announces its new home. TX is that attractive. Even the announcement of a new home will not stop other conferences from trying to woo the 'horns.

In this specific case, the opposite is true. ACC is adding some pretty good new members, partly in an effort to get the best possible membership while attaining superconference status, and partly to help attract TX. In fact, I wouldn't be shocked to someday find out that TX told the ACC something like, "If you can add two more good Eastern members, say somebody like Pitt and the 'cuse, we'd be more likely to join your conference."