Is the Big 12 a major conference anymore?

nope. They never were even with Aggots and Missouri. chOklahoma should have never been an any BCS games post 2000 really. Real teams missed out because of that joke of a conference.

I'd say the Big 12 is in a great position to expand their footprint, and quality of conference, in the short term.

The Pac-12 has just shot itself in the ... we'll politely say foot. But it wasn't the foot. And personally, I believe the Big 10 hasn't done much better. There will be teams trying to get back into the Big 12. I certainly see Colorado as possible, and probably Nebraska. Right about now, Nebraska is looking up and asking themselves "What in the Hell have we done ?". It'll only get worse when they miss a couple games in this abbreviated season - no way they'll get through the entire nine weeks without five concurrent active cases and forfeiting a game or two.

And as long as they play, the Big 12 will retain everybody they have now. They won't get Missouri or A&M back. They should - should - be able to recruit better into the West Coast and the western part of the Big 10.

I think, in two years, we'll be talking about how the SEC and ACC cemented themselves as the top two conferences, and how the Big 12 used the opening to slide into the three spot, as the Big 10 declines and the PAC 12 dies.

I mean, you're Mizzou. You should know how much better the Big 12 South is than the Big 12 North.

All I know is Oklahoma goes 11-1 every year with a Big 12 schedule and gets curb stomped in the playoff like clock work

Yes they are.

Part of the Big 3

SEC
ACC
Big 12

Pac 12 is history POS

Big 10 is trying to save themselves from becoming as irrelevant as the pac 12

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More of a major conference than the PAC 12

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All other "Power 5" conferences should have a playoff, winner faces the SEC Champ for the CFP Championship. Only fair

Jesus, I can still smell your count. Get a toothbrush already .

I don’t even know you

Peasant