tpstulane wrote:The latest talk includes 5 AAC schools: UCF, UH, Memphis, Cincy and UCONN.
http://www.si.com/college-football/2015 ... =si_social
It would seem if this did happen they would want one more weak team to balance off taking OU and level off at 16.winwave wrote:SEC here we come.
Not with Rick/Dick still here to fluck everything up....tpstulane wrote:It would seem if this did happen they would want one more weak team to balance off taking OU and level off at 16.winwave wrote:SEC here we come.
One can still dream.
We just found out that we're a running joke among SEC ADs. So we've got that gong for us.tpstulane wrote:It would seem if this did happen they would want one more weak team to balance off taking OU and level off at 16.winwave wrote:SEC here we come.
One can still dream.
Sad commentary on us: We and Virginia Tech were both independents in the 1970's and we beat the tar out of them regularly.sader24 wrote:Don't sleep on the possibility of Texas and Oklahoma going to the SEC. It would solve alot of problems as Alabama and Auburn would slide to the East. It would give Texas entirely to the SEC. There would be alot of obstacles including Ok.St, TxAM, and Texas' own beliefs that culturally they would fit in better with the Pac 12. I think Oklahoma has had their eyes on the SEC for awhile. It has to frustrate them that Arkansas, Texas AM, and Mizzou are in the SEC and they are stuck in no man's land. I think if the SEC had their way they would add Oklahoma, and either North Carolina (who will never go to the SEC) or Virginia Tech (who would go to the SEC in a heartbeat). I would bet if they could go back in time Oklahoma would've liked to have taken Mizzou's SEC spot.
tpstulane wrote:According to ESPN's writer Colin Cowherd, The Big 5 in College Football is about to become the Big 4. Big 12 will evaporate with OU going to SEC & UT going to PAC 12. Remember there are only 4 playoff spots so this may end up happening.
http://fansided.com/2015/06/30/big-12-t ... ahoma-sec/
nawlinspete wrote:Sad commentary on us: We and Virginia Tech were both independents in the 1970's and we beat the tar out of them regularly.sader24 wrote:Don't sleep on the possibility of Texas and Oklahoma going to the SEC. It would solve alot of problems as Alabama and Auburn would slide to the East. It would give Texas entirely to the SEC. There would be alot of obstacles including Ok.St, TxAM, and Texas' own beliefs that culturally they would fit in better with the Pac 12. I think Oklahoma has had their eyes on the SEC for awhile. It has to frustrate them that Arkansas, Texas AM, and Mizzou are in the SEC and they are stuck in no man's land. I think if the SEC had their way they would add Oklahoma, and either North Carolina (who will never go to the SEC) or Virginia Tech (who would go to the SEC in a heartbeat). I would bet if they could go back in time Oklahoma would've liked to have taken Mizzou's SEC spot.
Additional sad Tulane commentary; half or more of SEC ads think Dickson is a fool, and, unfortunately, they are correct.
Your stunning lack of self awareness is further proof of your professional association with Tulane Athletics and Rick Dickson.Green Wave wrote:nawlinspete wrote:Sad commentary on us: We and Virginia Tech were both independents in the 1970's and we beat the tar out of them regularly.sader24 wrote:Don't sleep on the possibility of Texas and Oklahoma going to the SEC. It would solve alot of problems as Alabama and Auburn would slide to the East. It would give Texas entirely to the SEC. There would be alot of obstacles including Ok.St, TxAM, and Texas' own beliefs that culturally they would fit in better with the Pac 12. I think Oklahoma has had their eyes on the SEC for awhile. It has to frustrate them that Arkansas, Texas AM, and Mizzou are in the SEC and they are stuck in no man's land. I think if the SEC had their way they would add Oklahoma, and either North Carolina (who will never go to the SEC) or Virginia Tech (who would go to the SEC in a heartbeat). I would bet if they could go back in time Oklahoma would've liked to have taken Mizzou's SEC spot.
Additional sad Tulane commentary; half or more of SEC ads think Dickson is a fool, and, unfortunately, they are correct.
Stricklin got played. The fool here is him. Sour grapes BS. Half the teams in the SEC my ass.
Your an idiot.jonathanjoseph wrote:Your stunning lack of self awareness is further proof of your professional association with Tulane Athletics and Rick Dickson.Green Wave wrote:nawlinspete wrote:Sad commentary on us: We and Virginia Tech were both independents in the 1970's and we beat the tar out of them regularly.sader24 wrote:Don't sleep on the possibility of Texas and Oklahoma going to the SEC. It would solve alot of problems as Alabama and Auburn would slide to the East. It would give Texas entirely to the SEC. There would be alot of obstacles including Ok.St, TxAM, and Texas' own beliefs that culturally they would fit in better with the Pac 12. I think Oklahoma has had their eyes on the SEC for awhile. It has to frustrate them that Arkansas, Texas AM, and Mizzou are in the SEC and they are stuck in no man's land. I think if the SEC had their way they would add Oklahoma, and either North Carolina (who will never go to the SEC) or Virginia Tech (who would go to the SEC in a heartbeat). I would bet if they could go back in time Oklahoma would've liked to have taken Mizzou's SEC spot.
Additional sad Tulane commentary; half or more of SEC ads think Dickson is a fool, and, unfortunately, they are correct.
Stricklin got played. The fool here is him. Sour grapes BS. Half the teams in the SEC my ass.
Once again, I'll refer to your stunning lack of self awareness.Green Wave wrote:Your an idiot.jonathanjoseph wrote:Your stunning lack of self awareness is further proof of your professional association with Tulane Athletics and Rick Dickson.Green Wave wrote:nawlinspete wrote:Sad commentary on us: We and Virginia Tech were both independents in the 1970's and we beat the tar out of them regularly.sader24 wrote:Don't sleep on the possibility of Texas and Oklahoma going to the SEC. It would solve alot of problems as Alabama and Auburn would slide to the East. It would give Texas entirely to the SEC. There would be alot of obstacles including Ok.St, TxAM, and Texas' own beliefs that culturally they would fit in better with the Pac 12. I think Oklahoma has had their eyes on the SEC for awhile. It has to frustrate them that Arkansas, Texas AM, and Mizzou are in the SEC and they are stuck in no man's land. I think if the SEC had their way they would add Oklahoma, and either North Carolina (who will never go to the SEC) or Virginia Tech (who would go to the SEC in a heartbeat). I would bet if they could go back in time Oklahoma would've liked to have taken Mizzou's SEC spot.
Additional sad Tulane commentary; half or more of SEC ads think Dickson is a fool, and, unfortunately, they are correct.
Stricklin got played. The fool here is him. Sour grapes BS. Half the teams in the SEC my ass.
Read Kushner's article ass clown.
In regards to your BS about me working for Tulane.
JJ you are a paranoid delusional hack.
The OU info comes from some well heeled OU alums who are very active in OU program, so I would give that a lot of credence. I have no inside info as to what Texas might do, but the OU folks don't seem to think that UT will be headed for the SEC. The Tulane conjecture is just my hoping and dreaming. Given the Big 12 would be back in survival mode, and potentially scrambling for one or more teams, I would hope we would have a shot at that orphanage. Obviously an invite to the SEC is a charity action by the SEC, and to otherwise soften "murder's row".nawlinspete wrote:Either,,,Or....
Who is saying Tulane to either SEC or Texas and the eleven dwarfs ?
Someone from OU ? From Texas ? You ? Or "a reliable source ?"
nawlinspete wrote:Oklahoma would take Oklahoma State with them to SEC.
We know that the SEC views Dickson as a total buffoon. They will play us home and home holding their nose because of the stench of Dickson. But Dickson appears much happier playing the likes of South Alabama. Massachusetts and Maine for the tens of thousands of Tulane alumnae and alumni in the northeast who will storm their stadia in record numbers will be "cool."
Why bother to play a possible winnable game at Mississippi State that enhances our athletic budget by the $200,000 received AND the $350,000 not forfeited for our bad faith last minute cancellation ? I guess alumnae and alumni in Maine and Massachusetts are less aware of Dickson's total incompetence than the rest of us are.
That would certainly make the most sense for the SEC. Would be a coup for Houston and yet another university that took advantage of Cowen's idiocy over the past 15 years. ULL is on deck.golfnut69 wrote:nawlinspete wrote:Oklahoma would take Oklahoma State with them to SEC.
We know that the SEC views Dickson as a total buffoon. They will play us home and home holding their nose because of the stench of Dickson. But Dickson appears much happier playing the likes of South Alabama. Massachusetts and Maine for the tens of thousands of Tulane alumnae and alumni in the northeast who will storm their stadia in record numbers will be "cool."
Why bother to play a possible winnable game at Mississippi State that enhances our athletic budget by the $200,000 received AND the $350,000 not forfeited for our bad faith last minute cancellation ? I guess alumnae and alumni in Maine and Massachusetts are less aware of Dickson's total incompetence than the rest of us are.
Mr Pete, I am not sure Oklahoma would take Okie State ... I do not think the SEC would take two schools from Oklahoma simply because of TV contracts...if OU went to the SEC...(Drum roll please)....the SEC would take UH simply because of the TV market and geographic balance
Ya their AD really got played. Basically makes $550k from TU and replaces the game with a free 2-1 with UMass. Greenwave and apologists like him have done infinite damage to our athletics and the university as a whole.nawlinspete wrote:Oklahoma would take Oklahoma State with them to SEC.
We know that the SEC views Dickson as a total buffoon. They will play us home and home holding their nose because of the stench of Dickson. But Dickson appears much happier playing the likes of South Alabama. Massachusetts and Maine for the tens of thousands of Tulane alumnae and alumni in the northeast who will storm their stadia in record numbers will be "cool."
Why bother to play a possible winnable game at Mississippi State that enhances our athletic budget by the $200,000 received AND the $350,000 not forfeited for our bad faith last minute cancellation ? I guess alumnae and alumni in Maine and Massachusetts are less aware of Dickson's total incompetence than the rest of us are.
False. Wrong. Incorrect. F&CK!!!!!!!!!!!!Show Me wrote:They trend is going back to campus. The Liberty Bowl sucks and Fed Ex is off campus as well. Glad to see them committing to new stadium and arena. How much are they spending?
