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Not necessarily a good thing from the standpoint of on-the-field results, but IMO, the right call in light of their options. No reason to stay and remain at the mercy of Texas for the rest of your existence.
I guess we'll see over time if Missouri can bring its game up to a competitive level or whether they become an SEC door mat.
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The BCS subdivision is going to end up with four conferences - the Not-Entirely-Southeastern Conference, the Huge East Conference, the Big 10-but-we're-stubborn-and-it's-really-32, and the Pac-64.
And Notre Dame steadfastly defending its indepedence. People at Notre Dame apparently love to play with themselves.
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"People at Notre Dame apparently love to play with themselves."
That might explain why our senior attorney (who has no problem telling anyone he attended Notre Dame LAW SCHOOL--as if it someone makes him better than those who simply went there for under-grad) walks around the office most days with his fly down.
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"he attended Notre Dame LAW SCHOOL"
If I worked in your office, I would have thrown him out of a window by now.
And, yes, I'm aware of what floor you're on.
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I wish Missouri would have been the team that enter the Big Ten. Add a team that is going to draw the football crowd is clearly a smart move but I think it would have been fun for Missouri to be in there.
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I think if Missouri had its choice, they would choose the Big 10 over the SEC. The Big 10 has a much higher academic standing. It also has the revenue stream from the Big 10 Network, although there is a rumor that ESPN is going to partner with the SEC to start an SEC Network in the next year or two.
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As far as what is the best for the Big Ten IDK. I assume football pays the bills but Missouri offers middle of the pack football and baseball programs. The Cornhuskers are top of the heap at football and bottom dwellers in basketball.