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RE: Oklahoma news selling the idea of BYU+Boise to Big 12
(08-07-2015 02:15 PM)CougarRed Wrote:  Geography will keep BYU out too. That and the other things.

If the Big 12 decides to expand, Houston is a dead cinch lock. The other school will be Cincy or UCF.

End of story.

That's crazy talk. There is NOONE that is a dead cincy lock to be invited to the Big 12 if they were to expand. BYU would be, but even they have some logistical issues to be worked.

No other candidate is close to a lock. Certainly not Houston, Cincy, Memphis, UCF, Boise, or any others. The truth is, we don't know what the Big 12 would do because they haven't even reached that point yet.
08-07-2015 02:28 PM
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