Sounds nice in theory, but that's a threat that doesn't really have any teeth to it. What are the other schools going to do? Kick Missouri out? All that does is let Missouri off the hook for any exit fees if they have an SEC invite or invite a lawsuit from them if they don't.
It's not a death blow, but it is one more step towards becoming the SWC II. And that's not a road they want to be heading down.I do not feel like Mizzou is a death blow or even close to one if they leave for another conference.
100% agree. That type of threat would just blow up in thier face with exit fees going away.
...but if the new revenue sharing can't take place until Missouri commits, that would put them in the headlights of the smaller schools who want that bigger piece of the pie to come in.
LOL Sacramento State
What are you even doing here? Shouldn't you be cowering in a cave somewhere over Oregon State's tiness?
Orangebloods and ESPN are reporting that the Longhorns have decided not to air High School games or highlights to further the revenue agreement. Well... there you are Mizzou and the rest. No more whining... now lets go get BYU, Lousville, West Virginia, TCU...heck Notre Dame even for all they care.
Shore this thing up.. it's embarrassing for a conference like the Big 12 to be going through this crap. Fix It.
At least we have a viable conference.
The Big 12, even while falling apart, has more relevance than the Pac 12.At least we have a viable conference.
Maybe Mizzou is not going anywhere after all.....
http://eye-on-collegefootball.blogs....56338/32536267
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