Purely illogical, but for fun

[HuskerOH_rivals315145]

If the Big XII wanted to bring in schools to get back to 12, and wanted to do it geographically for ease of travel and sanity in divisions, these schools are a possibility. Some are ranked in football or in the past 2 seasons, have or had a decent basketball presence, and why not.

Pitt, Cincy, Liberty, Memphis

 

[Bubblehead]

Liberty???? Man I think that would be quite the stretch.

 

[tpmcg_rivals137159]

liberty has a ~$2 billion endowment and 95,000 students.
i'd gather most of those on online, but still, kinda hard to ignore.

 

[Anon1727835823]

that group would declassify them as P5

 

[Bubblehead]

liberty has a ~$2 billion endowment and 95,000 students.
i'd gather most of those on online, but still, kinda hard to ignore.

But, I can’t imagine Liberty bringing many viewers in media centers to the table. They seem more like an AAC fit.

 

[WestCoastCornhusker2]

If the Big XII wanted to bring in schools to get back to 12, and wanted to do it geographically for ease of travel and sanity in divisions, these schools are a possibility. Some are ranked in football or in the past 2 seasons, have or had a decent basketball presence, and why not.

Pitt, Cincy, Liberty, Memphis

Why in the hell would Pitt ever leave the ACC to take a dramatic 90% pay cut?

Big 12 should take UCF, Cincy, Memphis, BYU, Boise St. , and Colorado State to get to 14 with a wide coverage of viewership.