The death of the Big 12

The death of the Big 12

Nebraska has fled the Big 12 for the Big 10!  Missouri may follow.  Now, in even bigger news, the word is that Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech and either Baylor or Colorado will join the Pac-10, forming a Western superconference!

So much for the Cornhusker/Sooner rivalry that has always been a big part of my college football memories.  I wonder what new rivalries might emerge.  Does Nebraska, which has been in somewhat of a decline, think it will do better against Michigan and Ohio State? 

The Cornhuskers will make more money.  Big 10 teams get an equal cut of a rich TV deal, reportedly $22 million a year.  Big 12 teams just get $7 million, according to what I heard.  But what kind of TV deal might a Pac-West megaconference bring? And what will happen to the other Big 12 teams, such as my other alma mater, Kansas?

See Orangebloods.com – Pac-10 ready to make moves; Nebraska’s decision is key.

"Yep, big cities have town halls, interviews, websites, all that sort of thing to get ..."

Monday Miscellany, 4/20/26
"I don't know how common this is, but here in California the county mails out ..."

Monday Miscellany, 4/20/26
"There's got to be a huge difference between big cities and small towns. Here, it's ..."

Monday Miscellany, 4/20/26
"Local author Naomi Kritzer blogs about the local school board elections every cycle and discusses ..."

Monday Miscellany, 4/20/26

Browse Our Archives

Follow Us!


TAKE THE
Religious Wisdom Quiz

Who preached the first sermon in Acts?

Select your answer to see how you score.