Apr 26, 2015
12:02:50pm
12:02:50pm
when just a few years ago there were several local media types and CBer's who were of the belief that BYU didn't get in the Big 12 due to "Sunday Play".
Help me understand... If "Sunday Play" was truly the deal breaker back during a time of extreme vulnerability and desperation for the "unstable" Big 12, then what makes TH, Bronco and BYU think a now stable and lucrative Big 12 would now be more willing to work with BYU and the no Sunday play policy?
It seems logical that if anything the Big 12 has less of a reason to now work around Sunday play considering several reasonable options now available to the Big 12 back east I.E Cincinnatti, USF, Central Florida, Uconn etc...
Makes me wonder just what exactly has changed?
Help me understand... If "Sunday Play" was truly the deal breaker back during a time of extreme vulnerability and desperation for the "unstable" Big 12, then what makes TH, Bronco and BYU think a now stable and lucrative Big 12 would now be more willing to work with BYU and the no Sunday play policy?
It seems logical that if anything the Big 12 has less of a reason to now work around Sunday play considering several reasonable options now available to the Big 12 back east I.E Cincinnatti, USF, Central Florida, Uconn etc...
Makes me wonder just what exactly has changed?
Originally posted on Apr 26, 2015 at 12:02:50pm
Message modified by Zach Morris on Apr 26, 2015 at 12:03:42pm
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