Pac12 expansion - looking to add 4 teams

They signed an agreement. They ain’t getting out of it and the MWC shouldn’t settle with them either as the PAC has no leg to stand on.
I don't disagree but it is going to be an interesting case because it will actually be case law to support tampering claims if the MWC wins. If the MWC loses then it opens the door for conferences to recruit schools at will with no liability.
 
Well I was wrong about UNLV. Smart short term decision
 
You mean this year????
Oklahoma St, Kansas State, Iowa State, BYU, UCF, I mean fuck Arizona may even get some votes too.


You are so far out of your depths saying this it’s asinine. Your newly formed MWC couldn’t touch the B12.
You aren’t a serious person if you think any of those teams would be a favorite or a top 2 team in the new Pac. I’m not out of my depth at all, the Big 12 is really Utah and the rest.
 
Yes there would have. Wazzou/OSU needs to stay in the PAC until 2026 fiscal year (June 1st) ends to keep it. A scheduling agreement with the B12 for 24 and 25 seasons and then an announcement June 1st 2026 of joining the B12.
Hmm, maybe you are right but that’s not how any of the reporting has gone down.
 
They signed an agreement. They ain’t getting out of it and the MWC shouldn’t settle with them either as the PAC has no leg to stand on.
They have a leg to stand on, but it is weak as hell that they are suing them.
 
You aren’t a serious person if you think any of those teams would be a favorite or a top 2 team in the new Pac. I’m not out of my depth at all, the Big 12 is really Utah and the rest.
4 of the teams I mentioned plus Utah are currently ranked and higher then every team in this new mid major you are creating. Shit 2 of them even have a loss and are still ranked over the undefeated team you think is Gods gift to the earth. There is absolutely no one in the new PAC that would be top 2 in the B12 while the B12 yearly would sweep the top 2 with about 6 teams.
 
4 of the teams I mentioned plus Utah are currently ranked and higher then every team in this new mid major you are creating. Shit 2 of them even have a loss and are still ranked over the undefeated team you think is Gods gift to the earth. There is absolutely no one in the new PAC that would be top 2 in the B12 while the B12 yearly would sweep the top 2 with about 6 teams.
I know this was several years ago, but people still have short memories. I recall Utah, Boise State and TCU being the G5s that made a lot of racket and were a pain in the ass to many in the P5s at the time. Fast forward a few years and Utah and TCU have had access to P5 money. That difference in revenue probably helped separate them. Had Boise been able to access P5 (now Middle 2) at that time, they would now resemble Utah and TCU.

So the Big 12 schools have a leg up on the new PAC schools because of the revenue difference...at least right now. If Boise, Fresno, SDSU, Colo St, Utah St, are able to get PAC revenue similar to the Big 12 numbers, they'll elevate to the level of those other former G5 schools like Utah, TCU, Cincy, UCF and Houston.

Yeah, the new PAC schools could beat some Big 12 and ACC type schools, but some Big 12 and ACC type schools can also beat B1G/SEC teams. While there may not be a lot of difference football wise in some of these teams right now, over time there is.
 
They have a leg to stand on, but it is weak as hell that they are suing them.

I believe the PAC is stating they are being charged unlawful, unenforceable fees. How? They agreed and signed the contract while being fullly aware of the poaching fees that were disclosed on the documents. Obviously I personally want the PAC to come out of it with some sort of lower amount owed with Boise coming over but they have no justification or grounds to sue and even a settlement for something less isn’t happening in my opinion. They went into the contract with eyes wide open and willingly agreed to the terms of it.
 
I know this was several years ago, but people still have short memories. I recall Utah, Boise State and TCU being the G5s that made a lot of racket and were a pain in the ass to many in the P5s at the time. Fast forward a few years and Utah and TCU have had access to P5 money. That difference in revenue probably helped separate them. Had Boise been able to access P5 (now Middle 2) at that time, they would now resemble Utah and TCU.

So the Big 12 schools have a leg up on the new PAC schools because of the revenue difference...at least right now. If Boise, Fresno, SDSU, Colo St, Utah St, are able to get PAC revenue similar to the Big 12 numbers, they'll elevate to the level of those other former G5 schools like Utah, TCU, Cincy, UCF and Houston.

Yeah, the new PAC schools could beat some Big 12 and ACC type schools, but some Big 12 and ACC type schools can also beat B1G/SEC teams. While there may not be a lot of difference football wise in some of these teams right now, over time there is.
That is precisely why I stated his comment was asinine. Yes B12 teams have gotten more, so to assume any wouldn’t win much less compete with this new PAC is insane.

And it’s quite obvious what the networks think of these G5s. The B12 went out and got over 30 million a year just in network money without the aid of Texas or OU. There is absolutely nothing to suggest this new PAC will get anywhere close to that. Calling the new PAC superior to the B12 is ridiculous.
 
You mean this year????
Oklahoma St, Kansas State, Iowa State, BYU, UCF, I mean fuck Arizona may even get some votes too.


You are so far out of your depths saying this it’s asinine. Your newly formed MWC couldn’t touch the B12.
Na im taking WSU Boise Fresno and Oregon State over all those teams at at least a 1-3 for any of them. I dont think any of those teams would take 2 among those 4.
 
Na im taking WSU Boise Fresno and Oregon State over all those teams at at least a 1-3 for any of them. I dont think any of those teams would take 2 among those 4.
We’ll agree to disagree, I don’t believe any of those teams you listed sniff a top 2 finish in the current B12. While all those teams I listed are competing yearly in the top 2 of this new PAC.
 
Na im taking WSU Boise Fresno and Oregon State over all those teams at at least a 1-3 for any of them. I dont think any of those teams would take 2 among those 4.
No doubt those four can beat some of the Big 12 teams. But like the drum the SEC guys like to beat, the week in week out grind in the Big 12>than the PAC2/MWC grind IMO.

Those four are also capable of losing to all the Big 12 teams as well. Maybe not Houston this year. But Houston could probably beat Colorado State. Hell, they didn't put my winless Miners away until the last minute and they were playing in Fort Collins.
 
4 of the teams I mentioned plus Utah are currently ranked and higher then every team in this new mid major you are creating. Shit 2 of them even have a loss and are still ranked over the undefeated team you think is Gods gift to the earth. There is absolutely no one in the new PAC that would be top 2 in the B12 while the B12 yearly would sweep the top 2 with about 6 teams.
this isnt really a good argument as the pollsters will always look at a "P4 team" and value their 3-0 record or 1 loss over that of a "G6" who may have a better record and resume
like look at WSU and UNLV. WSU has wins over Portland State Texas Tech Washington and San Jose State
UNLV has wins over Houston, utah tech and Kansas
But Iowa State over North Dakota Iowa and Arkansas state is better?
Kansas State over TennMartin, tulane, Arizona and a loss to BYU is better?
Oklahoma State over South Dakota State, Arkansas and tulsa and a loss to Utah is better?
BYU OverSouthern Ilinois, SMU Wyoming and Kansas State i do believe is better
 
No doubt those four can beat some of the Big 12 teams. But like the drum the SEC guys like to beat, the week in week out grind in the Big 12>than the PAC2/MWC grind IMO.

Those four are also capable of losing to all the Big 12 teams as well. Maybe not Houston this year. But Houston could probably beat Colorado State. Hell, they didn't put my winless Miners away until the last minute and they were playing in Fort Collins.
Oregon State and WSU have done a better grind when they played in the PAC than the current BIGXII
I dont see Boise or Fresno having much trouble with it either.
 
We’ll agree to disagree, I don’t believe any of those teams you listed sniff a top 2 finish in the current B12. While all those teams I listed are competing yearly in the top 2 of this new PAC.
i feel like there are 3 different arguments here to separate.
1. would Pac 12 teams do well in the BigXII?
2. would Big Xii teams do well in the Pac 12
3. in head to head 1v1 top on top bottom on bottom who do you take?
 
this isnt really a good argument as the pollsters will always look at a "P4 team" and value their 3-0 record or 1 loss over that of a "G6" who may have a better record and resume
like look at WSU and UNLV. WSU has wins over Portland State Texas Tech Washington and San Jose State
UNLV has wins over Houston, utah tech and Kansas
But Iowa State over North Dakota Iowa and Arkansas state is better?
Kansas State over TennMartin, tulane, Arizona and a loss to BYU is better?
Oklahoma State over South Dakota State, Arkansas and tulsa and a loss to Utah is better?
BYU OverSouthern Ilinois, SMU Wyoming and Kansas State i do believe is better
I mean what argument can you use on this??? This is all opinion based. But I find it absolutely insane you are trying to say teams like Kansas State and Oklahoma state who competed with Texas and OU to make conference championships aren't doing that against the like of Fresno st, Boise st, wazzou and osu.

Does the water need tested in Washington??
 
i feel like there are 3 different arguments here to separate.
1. would Pac 12 teams do well in the BigXII?
2. would Big Xii teams do well in the Pac 12
3. in head to head 1v1 top on top bottom on bottom who do you take?
Calling this new PAC superior to the B12 is laughable. Pretending current B12 teams wouldn't compete yearly for top 2 in this new PAC is laughable.
 
Oregon State and WSU have done a better grind when they played in the PAC than the current BIGXII
I dont see Boise or Fresno having much trouble with it either.
And just how well did they do in that "grind"?
 
this isnt really a good argument as the pollsters will always look at a "P4 team" and value their 3-0 record or 1 loss over that of a "G6" who may have a better record and resume
like look at WSU and UNLV. WSU has wins over Portland State Texas Tech Washington and San Jose State
UNLV has wins over Houston, utah tech and Kansas
But Iowa State over North Dakota Iowa and Arkansas state is better?
Kansas State over TennMartin, tulane, Arizona and a loss to BYU is better?
Oklahoma State over South Dakota State, Arkansas and tulsa and a loss to Utah is better?
BYU OverSouthern Ilinois, SMU Wyoming and Kansas State i do believe is better
agree pollsters give too much credit to conference affiliation. So, I'm going to make a portion of your argument for you. Too much credit is being given for the wins over, Houston, Texas Tech and Kansas. Those three ain't too swift this year. Same goes for wins over Pudue and Washington.

Hell, the best win may turn out to be Boise's loss to you Ducks. But it is too early to tell on that one.
 
i feel like there are 3 different arguments here to separate.
1. would Pac 12 teams do well in the BigXII?
2. would Big Xii teams do well in the Pac 12
3. in head to head 1v1 top on top bottom on bottom who do you take?
I agree but aren't all of these (and others) conjecture? Even when you line up conferences and play head to head like some of the conferences in basketball do (ACC/B1G challenge, Big 12/SEC challenge, etc.), it still isn't all that clear. A lot depends on who you play when, where, injuries, slumps, hot streaks, etc.
 
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