PAC12/B1G/ACC?

[BabHorn]

looks pretty slim that the Big 12 will survive. That's a shame that the best WBB conference will fall apart due to football. Right now, it looks like three possible choices, if Texas doesn't go indy: PAC12, B1G, or ACC.

I favor the ACC simply because of the WBB teams, especially if a couple of others go with us. I don't know how the football would be, but that would move the ACC pretty high up in WBB. Home games with Duke, North Carolina, Maryland, Virginia, NCarolina State would be awesome. Don't know how that scheduling would work out, though. I doubt if we would see all of them every season.

Wonder when we will find out what's going to happen and when will LHN be picked up by TWC?

 

[Seattle4UT]

hope the big 12 implodes....

 

[TempestHorn]

But if the Big 12 implodes and Texas goes to the ACC where our coach has been very successful and she doesn't have to contend with the Aggies, Bears and Sooners and instead gets to dominate programs she's accustom to dominating....then what will you do with your time?

 

[Seattle4UT]

ACC is unlikely. Goestenkors would still "learn' on the job no matter where the Horns move to.

 

[True2Horns]

@Tempest:

 

[BabHorn]

wonder how this potential move will impact OU and Texas and therefore the Big 12?

Could the Big 12 lure TCU over to replace Aggy?

 

[BabHorn]

another rumor from the UConn FB board.

It's really fascinating reading all the stuff being thrown around out there on various boards and how fans think their programs are about to fall into the midmajor doldrums.

 

[BabHorn]

first dominoes have fallen: ACC accepts Pitt, Syracuse .

The music will stop soon.

 

[BabHorn]

Sporting News article by Matt Hayes on possible scenarios now that the ACC has accepted Pitt & Syracuse and the Big East is also likely to break up.

Speaking of Texas & ND and their individual TV networks:

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[BabHorn]

OU BoR release still considering all options, including staying in the Big 12.

Rivals Yahoo.com story headline states that OU & Texas clear path to leave Big 12 but not really supported by story.

AAS story closest thing I could find to a UT release on their BoR meeting. Very similar to OU’s: consider all options including staying in the Big 12.

So, looks like all options are open: PAC 12; Big 10; ACC and Big 12, although some are sure to be more likely than others.