Worst case scenario so far as I can see, is to have both NU and MU bolt, with CU getting the shaft from the Pac and the entire B12 South moving to the Pac.
If this does happen, the remnants of the Big 12 wouldn't be in that awful of a spot, IMO. KU and CU both bring reasonably large media markets. Add BYU, UU, NMU, UNLV, Memphis, Houston, TCU and CSU and we have a conference that isn't on par with the big boys, but would be adequate to secure a decent television contract and pay it's members about as well as we're getting paid now.
This isn't ideal, but the more I think about it, the less I want to be involved with Texass in any manner, shape or form.
If this does happen, the remnants of the Big 12 wouldn't be in that awful of a spot, IMO. KU and CU both bring reasonably large media markets. Add BYU, UU, NMU, UNLV, Memphis, Houston, TCU and CSU and we have a conference that isn't on par with the big boys, but would be adequate to secure a decent television contract and pay it's members about as well as we're getting paid now.
This isn't ideal, but the more I think about it, the less I want to be involved with Texass in any manner, shape or form.