Jun 16, 2022
12:55:53pm
12:55:53pm
This is silly, college football isn't a meritocracy.
How much a team has or has not "proven" themselves means almost nothing if that success doesn't translate to revenue. Utah (the state) is a relatively small market, there's no way that the Big 12 will want to add another team just to try and get 100% of SLC (especially because Utah getting left out in the cold virtually guarantees that BYU will eventually own the entire state).
Ironically, I would guess that BYU would actually be the friendliest face in the room when it comes to Utah petitioning the Big 12 for entry, but I think more reasonable heads would prevail.
Ironically, I would guess that BYU would actually be the friendliest face in the room when it comes to Utah petitioning the Big 12 for entry, but I think more reasonable heads would prevail.
Originally posted on Jun 16, 2022 at 12:55:53pm
Message modified by tacallaway on Jun 16, 2022 at 12:56:37pm
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Ideally Boise jumps on the BigXII bandwagon before Utah even gets the chance, and then Utah is the least desirable of
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