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<blockquote data-quote="LAMountaineer" data-source="post: 131418302" data-attributes="member: 1057249"><p>Why does everyone back in Mountaineerland keep talking about the B12 stealing schools from the P12.&nbsp; I have lived in AZ for 15 years, and the past 20 in CA.&nbsp; No one in either state is talking about anyone in the P12 leaving for the B12.&nbsp; I think its more realistic that Nebraska will leave the B1G before either Colorado or Utah leaves the P12.&nbsp; And, there is absolutely no way that UofA, ASU, USC, or UCLA is even considering jumping ship.&nbsp; And, let's not forget that the P12 is more than football.&nbsp; That conference has more Natties in all sports than any other conference, including the B1G and SEC.&nbsp; The P12 will survive.&nbsp; And, look out.&nbsp; One of these days USC will get a coach who can keep local grown talent at home.&nbsp; Then they will b once again be rivaling both 'Bama and Clemson at one of the top teams in the country.&nbsp; (Notice, I did not include tOSU or UM in that scenario.&nbsp;&nbsp; tOSU has to do more than show up in the playoffs to get considered as an equal.)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="LAMountaineer, post: 131418302, member: 1057249"] Why does everyone back in Mountaineerland keep talking about the B12 stealing schools from the P12. I have lived in AZ for 15 years, and the past 20 in CA. No one in either state is talking about anyone in the P12 leaving for the B12. I think its more realistic that Nebraska will leave the B1G before either Colorado or Utah leaves the P12. And, there is absolutely no way that UofA, ASU, USC, or UCLA is even considering jumping ship. And, let's not forget that the P12 is more than football. That conference has more Natties in all sports than any other conference, including the B1G and SEC. The P12 will survive. And, look out. One of these days USC will get a coach who can keep local grown talent at home. Then they will b once again be rivaling both 'Bama and Clemson at one of the top teams in the country. (Notice, I did not include tOSU or UM in that scenario. tOSU has to do more than show up in the playoffs to get considered as an equal.) [/QUOTE]

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