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Big 12 Commissioner Says Oklahoma, Texas SEC Decision ‘Makes No Sense’
© Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
Looks like Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby is still not doing well after getting dumped by Oklahoma and Texas for the SEC...
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“Their chances are better coming through the Big 12,” Bowlsby told CBS Sports‘ Dennis Dodd. “That’s a silly part of it. It’s not very much money, and competitively, they’ve got a better path. It makes no sense.”

“Maybe it’s a story that needs to be written,” Bowlsby continued. “If it’s not about the money and it’s not and not about competitiveness, what’s it about? I haven’t gotten any answers about that.”
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der Spasvogel30 months
Holy shite the Big 12 is pathetic. The SEC has broken them.
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T Lasso30 months
unfortunately, it is about competitiveness, and they will get more $, now that the NCAA is nearly rendered obsolete.
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HoustonGumbeauxGuy30 months
They didn’t just flip a coin one day and decide to do this. I’m fairly certain there have been discussions between these schools and the SEC for years
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TexHoss30 months
"They should stay in our crappy conference because it's crappy."
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bogart30 months
It’s going to be a lot more money. When ESPN told the Big 12 to frick off when they wanted to start negotiating the next contract that was it.
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kciDAtaE30 months
This is exactly why they left. That’s the mentality of Big 12…it’s easier here. You have a better shot of winning a title since our conference sucks…and he doesn’t even realize it
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TFH30 months
There’s a sizeable contingent of Arkansas fans who want to leave the SEC for easier wins. Loser bitches
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jimbeam30 months
So he admits the SEC has better programs. Some schools aren’t afraid of competition, Bob.
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