If Nebraska left the second strongest and profitable conference for the

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Jul 23, 2021
7:24:03am

Bostonblue All Star

Leftover misfits of the Big12, it would be the single dumbest decision in the history of conference expansion.

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Bostonblue

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Messages

Author

Time

BYU and Nebraska

kapcreations

7/23/21 12:55am

BYU, Nebraska, AZ, and ASU

HarlemCoug

7/23/21 12:56am

I’d rather BYU, ASU, Nebraska and CU

kapcreations

7/23/21 1:00am

BYU, ND, Clemson, and Alabama

Cougar Junkie

7/23/21 1:01am

Not ND... too religious... I'd take USC instead. Good weather...

HarlemCoug

7/23/21 1:01am

Oh, yeah. Religion. That's a deal breaker.

Cougar Junkie

7/23/21 2:19am

Now you’re talking

kapcreations

7/23/21 1:02am

If Nebraska left the second strongest and profitable conference for the

Bostonblue

7/23/21 7:24am

There is more to CFB than conference revenue

2FarGone

7/23/21 7:47am

No. BB is 100 percent correct. It would be the dumbest decision in the

rocker

7/23/21 8:25am

Except it would likely make it possible for them to be the big dog if

jcase16byu

7/23/21 9:31am

This would be the only reason. If they want all the leverage in the conference,

here's to hoping

7/23/21 9:55am

They'd also be the big dog if they just went and joined the MAC though....

krindorr

7/23/21 9:55am

Even after losing Texas and Oklahoma, Big 12 revenue will be closer to BIG's

here's to hoping

7/23/21 10:11am

Big12 revenue is already closer to the MAC revenue than to Big 10 revenue

krindorr

7/23/21 10:34am

Well, technically yes. But if you look at it per team...

here's to hoping

7/23/21 10:59am

and I'm sure Nebraska's share would be more than anyone else in the conference,

here's to hoping

7/23/21 11:00am

To be fair, not actually advocating Nebraska join the MAC

krindorr

7/23/21 11:07am

fair enough

here's to hoping

7/23/21 11:09am

Doesn’t that overstate the gap by including non-media revenue?

BYU'01

7/23/21 11:08am

They might start winning again.

Cosmo4life

7/23/21 11:04am

Would love to see that, but NE isn't going back at a $15m/yr revenue drop.

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