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Hard to believe that it would work for just one year given what Warren has said. I think it has to be permanent or not at all.If the word fighting is correct, then I lean towards #fakenews
If Nebraska was available and ready to play a B12 schedule, there wouldn't be any if's/and's/or butt's about it from the other end.
Hard to believe that it would work for just one year given what Warren has said. I think it has to be permanent or not at all.
Hard to believe that it would work for just one year given what Warren has said. I think it has to be permanent or not at all.
It probably wouldn't make financial sense in the long term to jump to the Big 12. And what if the Big 12 moves its season to the Spring too? Then there wouldn't even be a short term benefit to jumping to the Big 12. After all the dust settles, I think we stay in the B1G this season and beyond, with no football this fall.Our boy Danny is aware
It probably wouldn't make financial sense for the long term to jump to the Big 12. And what if the Big 12 moves its season to the Spring too? Then there wouldn't even be a short term benefit to jumping to the Big 12. After all the dust settles, I think we stay in the B1G this season and beyond, with no football this fall.
What if we’ve been waiting for a perfect moment/reason to leave the B10?
But I agree with you. Once the dust settles, we’ll remain in the B10.
So Danny Ross thinks it may be worth it to formally exit the B10 so they can play in the B12 this year in order to gain the revenue.Our boy Danny is aware
Who exactly has been waiting for this perfect moment? Frost? I mean sure, offense would work better in the B12 but we ain't moving conferences for that.
The B1G is a wet dream for anyone who doesn't sit in North Stadium. For over 95% of campus, this would be like asking if we've been secretly waiting to cut our d*** off.
I just want to win, I don’t care which conference we are in. If we have a better chance at making the college football playoffs by playing in the B12 then so be it. As a fan I don’t care about the dollars. But we do not fit in the B10, never have and probably never will unless we start killing it and the B10 will then embrace us more. Us in the B10 is equivalent as West Virginia in the B12 or Colorado in the PAC 10. Just doesn’t make much sense.
They wont be going anywhere.
So by leaving, Nebraska admits that the BIG is really too tough to compete in week to week as conference members have said over the years. Well, K State and ISU are no longer cupcakes.Things change over time, money goes up and sometimes down.
This might be inevitable to save the program.
Thinking you're going to sit in the B1G and get rich by fielding a crap program every year might have been a nice retirement idea for the program, but is that what people really want?
I don't think so.
This is the only chance you are going to get. You have to take it and don't look back.
Some might see it that way, some might see it as a fitment issue. We seem to still be getting good recruits under Frost. I think having a bigger footprint in Texas would help again. There are a lot of things involved with it. You can try to fit it into a one idea summary, but to me, it's a much bigger issue than that.So by leaving, Nebraska admits that the BIG is really too tough to compete in week to week as conference members have said over the years. Well, K State and ISU are no longer cupcakes.
I said this another thread. I don't think Frost and Moos care what the outside world thinks, at all. Plus, winning cures all. If we got to the Big 12 and win, noone talks about us leaving the Big 10. I honestly think that after a years back in the Big 12, we'd be a top tier team.So by leaving, Nebraska admits that the BIG is really too tough to compete in week to week as conference members have said over the years. Well, K State and ISU are no longer cupcakes.
Spot on.The only good the B1G has is it’s money. Ultimately the teams we play are pretty boring and hard to like or dislike. It’s much more difficult to recruit Nebraska in the big ten. Ohio and Pennsylvania are the “hot beds” in recruiting for conference play and we have zero presence there.
we haven’t exactly been treated fair in scheduling and officiating since we entered either. B1G officials are awful. Worst in the business. And I miss night football. Hate every games at 11 am. Just early enough that high school kids are sleeping in and missing most of your game and /or can’t make a visit. We are lucky cause we get 2:30 time slots, but still need way more 7 pm kickoffs
So by leaving, Nebraska admits that the BIG is really too tough to compete in week to week as conference members have said over the years. Well, K State and ISU are no longer cupcakes.
Team leaving BIG must give two years notice.B1G owns Nebraska media rights so it could never happen unless B1G gave permission. And that's already a big NO.
I think it's likely something Nebraska explored but just as a one season thing. I don't see it happening on a permanent basis. Even if NU was willing to accept less money, when the Big XII TV contract is up Texas goes back to flirting with the Pac-12 or independence again, and NU is back in the same situation as 2010 without the Big Ten as an option.
It would take a unanimous vote by the B12 and frankly I doubt that would happenIf the word fighting is correct, then I lean towards #fakenews
If Nebraska was available and ready to play a B12 schedule, there wouldn't be any if's/and's/or butt's about it from the other end.
The issue is that Nebraska needs a guarantee that the majority of Power 5 conferences are playing to have any pull in forcing a temporary decision and that's in general regardless of who they'd like to play.
The ACC/Big XII/SEC can't guarantee them that.
If the majority of the rest of the college football world has a full, or near full, season and Nebraska is the only college in the conference that never wavered in asking for a special dispensation for the fall of 2020, look to recoup a significant amount of money from the B1G conference.
Right now, though, Nebraska is in the asking phase of seeking that the conference lifts its restrictive covenants over its media rights and the notice of expulsion that would accompany any games outside of the conference and Nebraska almost certainly has no projected games lined up. The B1G can deny them based on the fact that no teams have played, no teams have made any money, and there's no guarantee they will, and Nebraska has no viable options.
I would be intrigued to see how steadfast the B1G conference is three weeks into a season when Nebraska has an opponent that's agreed to play in week 4 and nearly 40 other P5 teams have three weeks of games under their belts. Right now, Nebraska just has no leverage.
The B1G hasn't produced a schedule for the spring nor the fall of 2021 to offset the losses in 2020 and recently withdrew a schedule it put out just six days prior without new evidentiary or medical information being presented, so the guarantee from the conference would mean nothing based on the history of the situation.How much of an issue is it that Nebraska can't really claim the B1G intends to deny them all revenue until any potential spring season is cancelled next year.
Nebraska is part of a larger enterprise that made a decision that it didn't like pertaining to when the revenue will be earned. But it's only a minority holder in said enterprise and that's the normal state of things in any enterprise. Judges don't seem prime to awarding course corrections before the wrongs are actually committed. Which in our case wouldn't be until spring.
The B1G hasn't produced a schedule for the spring nor the fall of 2021 to offset the losses in 2020 and recently withdrew a schedule it put out just six days prior without new evidentiary or medical information being presented, so the guarantee from the conference would mean nothing based on the history of the situation.
We were okay with that, until they demonstrated a pattern of not honoring their schedule and Nebraska presents them with an option that allows them to play in 2020 and still honor the B1G's projected schedule for 2021.Yah but they could generate a schedule in about ten minutes and we didn't have a fall schedule until a month before it was supposed to start. And we were ok with that. That would give them until next February to gin up an equivalent plan to present in court.