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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 131680638" data-attributes="member: 1606648">There are a lot of people from Midwest in Texas.Illinois, Indiana, Michigan...But the fact still remains that I don't think the people around Texas are that excited about the Big 10.This idea that somehow they will force Texas to jump conferences based on television leverage...Don't see it. Because even if the Big 12 signs a contract smaller than the ACC.There are only 10 schools and Texas still has their third tier rights.Big 12 isn't going anywhere. Texas is pretty much Top 5/10 in every sport this spring. You should be smarter than that.If Texas decides to move. WVU will see where they can fit in just like when the Big East ended. Schools that aren't in the B1G nor SEC.They are in the best position to dictate the seats.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 131680638, member: 1606648"] There are a lot of people from Midwest in Texas. Illinois, Indiana, Michigan... But the fact still remains that I don't think the people around Texas are that excited about the Big 10. This idea that somehow they will force Texas to jump conferences based on television leverage... Don't see it. Because even if the Big 12 signs a contract smaller than the ACC. There are only 10 schools and Texas still has their third tier rights. Big 12 isn't going anywhere. Texas is pretty much Top 5/10 in every sport this spring. You should be smarter than that. If Texas decides to move. WVU will see where they can fit in just like when the Big East ended. Schools that aren't in the B1G nor SEC. They are in the best position to dictate the seats. [/QUOTE]

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