Big 10 and SEC
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calling it an "all B1G title game" is a disgrace
the Pac 12 deserves its time in the limelight
most entertaining and best top-to-bottom conference all year
fitting end to a great league
huskies by 3+ scores
the Pac 12 deserves its time in the limelight
most entertaining and best top-to-bottom conference all year
fitting end to a great league
huskies by 3+ scores
It's 2024. They count them in the Big 10 recruiting rankings. They are Big 10 now. Pac 12 is dead.
Who has suicide watch on superbigrambokong? Is he really gonna want to live in a world where the SEC isn't in the title game?
I took Washington +720 to win it all before the games started today
don't think I'll hedge
B1G can't win the big one
If the Blowhard Ten can claim all of UCLA’s BB titles, all of Nebraska’s football titles and everything else its going-forward members have ever accomplished, it might finally be the conference it’s always bragged about being.
No Big Ten reunion would be complete without Sonny Sixkiller, Billy Joe Hobert and Steve Emtman.
I'll be damned. I was just about to argue that Washington is still Pac for one more game, but if "Husker Wave" (whoever the f*ck that is) says they're B1G on twitter, then I guess I was wrong. I mean, doesn't get much more official than that. Pretty much settles it I guess.
The most important thing is we have a championship game I'm actually looking forward to for once. This year has been awesome. Can't wait for the expanded playoff.
Thought maybe you'd stopping letting Deion live rent free in your head in 2024, but I see you're clearly still obsessed with him. Sad, really
Agree. Playing a full big ten schedule is a different beast.
It wears you down - cont just beat one or 2 teams and luck into a championship
We are a perfect example. Zero conf titles since joining the league.
There is enough of a sample size of us playing in the BIG to confidently say those mid 90s teams would not have won any championships had they had to go through the grind of a big ten season
I have done some pretty advanced analytics and the best we would have faired would have been a 2nd place conf finish by the 95 team.
Very grateful to have been playing in the big 8 and big 12 before being exposed once joining the big ten
When you need a calculator to fill out a multiplication table, I don’t know that I put much value in your analytics.
This Iowa fan is still here! Dude was posting as a Husker fan DURING the Iowa Super Bowl vs Tenn. This is amazing
Dude, this conference does not bring teams up....it drags them down.
Keep this shopworn talking point handy. It won't be long before you need to drag it out again when the Big Ten makes its annual, embarrassing exit from March Madness.
This dude is amazing!
For 100 years, Michigan and OSU only had to worry about 1 team, each other.
Never once did OSU or Michigan look at their schedule and go
"****...we have to travel to Evanston in November to play Northwestern, I mean, that is a toss up game...and then the week after we host Indiana followed by Purdue and then at Iowa"
Could you imagine.
Not that it matters...but if that UT ball boy doesn't catch that ball, UT doesn't get 1 second back on the clock. That virgin should have been flagged, it is not his job to catch balls that are going out of bounds, the ball is supposed to be left along so that it can hit the ground and that is when the clock stops.
I noticed that too. Brought back memories of the Big 12 Championship game, when Texas lucked out and the ball hit a grandstand railing just before the clock went to zero. Horn fans will of course say that this is all ridiculous, even though the kid would have been hailed as a hero if Texas scores on the final play.
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